Welcome to our website, first published in January 2010, and to the Schoharie community. We're proud of the beautiful Schoharie Valley and our organization's role in promoting it. We hope that our site provides helpful information on activities in our area. If we can provide further assistance or information, please use our Contact Us form.
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Schoharie Recovery Inc. has been formed to help Schoharie rebuild. For more information, including information on donations, check their website at: http://www.schoharierecovery.org/.
Welcome back Sefcu Insurance at their old location, 297 Main Street, 295-7190. Hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5 PM.
Welcome to the Blue Star Cafe, specializing in homestyle cooking now located at 434 Main Street (Suite 5). Monday and Tuesday 6 AM to 4 PM, Wednesday through Friday 6 AM to 8 PM, Saturday and Sunday 7 AM to 2 PM. 295-7557
Welcome back Countryside Mobil Mart to their old location -- the corner of Main and Prospect. Open Monday through Friday 5 AM to 9 PM, Saturday and Sunday 6 AM to 9 PM. 295-7393.
Christmastime in Schoharie
Friday, December 2nd and
Saturday, December 3rd

Great night for Christmastime in Schoharie! Thanks to everyone who helped make this year's event special -- Kiwanis for our village tree and Victorian carolers, Depot Lane Singers, Children's Choir, Radio Disney and the Presbyterian Church..., Schoharie Valley Liquor, Schoharie Fire Department and "Santa", Duanesburg Reformed Presbyterian Church for performing the live Nativity and refreshments, Schoharie Teachers' Association and Gallupville Gospel Church for refreshments, Schoharie Boys Scouts for tending the fires and to the folks who loaned us the firepits and to everyone for coming out and supporting our village.
Saturday continued this year's Christmastime in Schoharie celebration in the elementary school with a pancake breakfast by the Schoharie Reformed Church, a craft show by EPTSO, a children's hoop shoot contest by the Esperance Elks. Schohar...ie Promotional sponsored children's crafts, horse and carriage rides, Ziggy and Razzamataz mini horse show (thank you Michele vonLinden), a Secret Santa raffle for flood survivors (thanks to all donors), and visits with Santa with each child receiving a gift through donations and supporters including WPYX-FM. The Schoharie Fire Department continued visits with Santa at their temporary headquarters and the Depot Lane Singers concluded the evening with their annual concert.