The Dog Days of Summer have arrived on the Great Lawn at Harmony Hall in Sloatsburg, Sunday, August 7, from 9am to 5pm.

The Friends of Harmony Hall will hold its annual Dog Days of Summer Great Lawn sale on Sunday, August 7. The popular community yard sale was moved to later in the weekend due to Saturday’s threatening skies.

Feeling tired and droopy? Get out and stretch those legs down to the Dog Days sale at Harmony Hall Saturday.

The popular Dog Days sale is a fundraiser for Harmony Hall and an opportunity. During Sunday’s yard sale, Black Rock Galleries continues its weekend viewing of Americana and “country chic” items inside Harmony Hall for its online auction. The weekend auction is part of BRG’s partnership with the Friends of Harmony Hall that periodically opens the Jacob Sloat House for auction item viewings, with some of the proceeds going to help with the renovation and operation of Harmony Halls activities and programming.

Sunday’s Dog Days of Summer yard sale was conceived by Sloatsburgers Alison Harvey and Village Historian Harrison Bush as a fundraiser to help in the restoration of Harmony Hall.

Altogether, Sunday should be a great opportunity to wander the lawn and visit the Jacob Sloat House.

Something new to do: The Tuxedo Hudson Company has also opened up the Blue Barn organic farm stand weekends, which will give Sloatsburgers local access to farm fresh goods right in the Village center.

Part of the French Resistance Coffee House & Cafe property, the Blue Barn Organic Farm market is an effort provide farm fresh goods to the local community while the THC continues to transform the historical Waldron property into a restaurant and cafe.