BG Chamber Red Ribbon-Cutting 6PM Tomorrow - Cinco de Mayo & Grand Opening of Amada's Kitchen

Dining Area & Artwork

6PM Red Ribbon-Cutting by the Blooming Grove Chamber of Commerce

 At 6 Depot Street, Fulton Square

Don't miss this opportunity to welcome this amazing Restauranteur and her troop of cooking savants to the Washingtonville scene.

Whether it's a Cinco de Mayo Celebration, a Birthday Luncheon, a Pop-Up Event or just a few friends stopping in for lunch or dinner, these folks know how to Party! !

Amada's Kitchen at Fulton Square has already become incredibly popular!

Magdalena is never far away, "Everyone have enough food"?

After just having a soft opening a few weeks ago, it has already become a Party Bonanza, and there is no stopping Magdalena Sanchez. Yesterday she was at the Lot for the first in a series of Friday Night Pop-Up Events. And if you are in rush you can always stop by Tacos y Mas next to the Lot for some yummy take-out.

At Pop-up Friday, in the Lot yesterday, May 3rd.

Barry Adelman, Co-Founder of Music for Humanity brightened up the day

with his guitar music. Music for Humanity is an organization that helps fund Music Education, including at some very prestigious music schools.

Check out the www.musicforhumanity.org website to see all of the great work they do, recent scholarship winners, and local musicv events in Warwick and other local venues....there are some incredible events coming up that you won't want to miss!

Mamba, Alma Gonzalez and friends at yesterday's Pop-Up In the background, Barry Adelman filled the Lot with relaxing Spring tunes on his guitar.

After three weeks, the word has gotten around about where fun and awesome food can be found...this is "New Level" Mexican food, and just look at all the happy celebrants ...now, who doesn't want to have an Amada's Kitchen

celebration, for birthday, prom, graduation, wedding, or whatever the occasion.!

Mexican celebrations are legendary. Traditional costumes are some of the most beautiful in the world, and Cinco de Mayo is the big one.

Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexico's victory over the Second French Empire in 1862.

So don't miss tomorrow night's Cinco de Mayo and official ribbon-cutting by

Blooming Grove's Chamber of Commerce.

This Spring and Summer when it's a really nice day, chances are there will be luncheons out on the beautiful and spaceious Fulton Square Veranda

The back of the Fulton Square Building at left and the Schunnemunk Rail Trail is along the treeline on the right.

Yup, the back of Fulton Square runs exactly parallel to the Route 208 Schunnemunk Rail Trail, and you better believe there are going to be some

incredible events celebrating its opening as well as art installations along trail, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring Celebrations, and we hope to have Art in the Moodna Valley speakers as well as some decendents of the Lenni Lenapi indigenous tribe who not only settled this area first, but were one of the New York tribes that laid the foundation for our Democracy.

Schunnemunk Trail at the Moodna Trestle - Photo by Edie Johnson

Before you know it the Schunnemunk Rail Trail, RIGHT BEHIND AMADA'S KITCHEN, will be ready to gear you up to replace those calories you burned up on the trail with a healthy lunch or early dinner. The Trail is about to be expanded all the way from the Moodna Trestle in Cornwall, through the Village of Washingtonville, and the Town of Blooming Grove to the new County Park at the Blooming Grove/Chester border.

Schunnemunk Rail Trail behind May's Field in Washingtonville

It has a Trailhead behind Amada's Kitchen and will eventually go all the way to the Moodna Trestle and possibly even the Newburgh Waterfront. Hikers and walkers will work up a good appetite by the time the return to the Trailhead and Amada's will be the perfect place to stop and ea

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