Good morning, Poughkeepsie.

J.Crew Factory opened in the old Harmon building at Poughkeepsie Plaza on May 1—nestled between Marshall's and Sugar & Spice—and welcomes shoppers today from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The store will offer special deals throughout the weekend.

Local communities in the Hudson Valley have announced free outdoor summer concerts starting on Memorial Day weekend, featuring shows at Trophy Point — a favorite spot for live music — and other venues like Hyde Park.

The events will run all summer and are open to the public.

New York gas prices remained steady for the second consecutive week as regular fuel averaged $3.02 per gallon on Monday—making them 3.4% lower than the national price while last year they averaged $3.28 per gallon.

Maggie Schimmelpfennig, a 29-year teacher at FD Roosevelt High School, was given a life sentence by a Dutchess County Court judge on May 2 as she prepared to retire in June while on a class trip with students.

Judge Edward McLoughlin said the sentence means she will serve three weeks of house arrest & enjoy time to relax before starting her travel plans.

Residents facing a power outage can visit online resources to report the loss of service and view outage maps; for example, Westchester/Hudson Valley customers can call Orange & Rockland (1-877-434-4100) and check local provider sites (for service updates) for details.

The Australian Pink Floyd Show

2-10:30 PM — MJN Convention Center — Ticket prices may vary — Celebrate Pink Floyd's anniversaries with a spectacular tribute show.

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. — Shadows on the Hudson — $52.95 per person — Shower Mom with love and enjoy a delightful brunch buffet filled with a variety of delicious options.

Leonid and Friends Live Performance

7:30-9 p.m. — Bardavon — Ticket prices vary — Experience the sound of Chicago and more with the incredible 11-piece band Leonid & Friends.

Peach Hill 'Run For the Hill of It' 5K

9 AM – 1 PM — Peach Hill Park — Early registration available — Experience scenic trails and stunning views while supporting a local non-profit.