Calendar of Events
June 2010
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Exhibition of Thomas Locker Paintings
The Philmont Library Cultural Center hosts paintings by internationally renowned local painter, writer and illustrator Thomas Locker.
Philmont Public Library, 101 Main Street, Philmont
518-672-5010 - Karen Garafolo, Director
Annie Get Your Gun
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Rootin’, tootin’, sharp-shootin’ treasure. Irving Berlin’s popular songs: “No Business Like Show Business, Can’t Get a Man With A Gun, Girl That I Marry,” and many more!
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Exhibition of Thomas Locker Paintings
The Philmont Library Cultural Center hosts paintings by internationally renowned local painter, writer and illustrator Thomas Locker.
Philmont Public Library, 101 Main Street, Philmont
518-672-5010 - Karen Garafolo, Director
Annie Get Your Gun
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Rootin’, tootin’, sharp-shootin’ treasure. Irving Berlin’s popular songs: “No Business Like Show Business, Can’t Get a Man With A Gun, Girl That I Marry,” and many more!
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Movie: Breath Made Visible
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Directed by Ruedi Gerber, Breath Made Visible is the first feature length film about the life and career of Anna Halprin, the American dance pioneer who has helped redefine our notion of modern art with her belief in dance’s power to teach, heal, and transform at all ages of life. This cinematic portrait blends recent interviews with counter-parts such as the late Merce Cunningham; archival footage, including footage of her establishment of the first multiracial dance company in the US; and excerpts of current performances such as Parades and Changes at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. The film weaves a stunning, inspiring account of one of the most important cultural icons in modern dance.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: Bluebeard
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on Charles Perrault’s grisly fairytale, Bluebeard tells the story of young Marie-Catherine, child bride to an aristocratic ogre with a reputation for murdering his wives. The controversial director Catherine Breillat brings her personal touch to this classic tale, a surprising favorite of good little French girls since the 1950’s. Princess Marie-Catherine must employ all her cunning to outwit her husband and escape a potentially unpleasant fate.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Knee-High Naturalist Summer Program
10-11am
CLC invites kids ages 3-5 and their parents, grandparents, or caregivers to explore, interact, and discover nature in an outdoor setting through fun-filled sessions this summer. Create art, collect insects, catch frogs, splash in Jon’s Pond, play outdoors and more! Programs include story time, arts & crafts, an educational program and free play. Contact Jenny Brinker for information and registration.
Columbia Land Conservancy – Schor Conservation Area Pavilion, Chatham
518-392-5252 x210
Exhibition of Thomas Locker Paintings
The Philmont Library Cultural Center hosts paintings by internationally renowned local painter, writer and illustrator Thomas Locker.
Philmont Public Library, 101 Main Street, Philmont
518-672-5010 - Karen Garafolo, Director
Annie Get Your Gun
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Rootin’, tootin’, sharp-shootin’ treasure. Irving Berlin’s popular songs: “No Business Like Show Business, Can’t Get a Man With A Gun, Girl That I Marry,” and many more!
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Movie: Breath Made Visible
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Directed by Ruedi Gerber, Breath Made Visible is the first feature length film about the life and career of Anna Halprin, the American dance pioneer who has helped redefine our notion of modern art with her belief in dance’s power to teach, heal, and transform at all ages of life. This cinematic portrait blends recent interviews with counter-parts such as the late Merce Cunningham; archival footage, including footage of her establishment of the first multiracial dance company in the US; and excerpts of current performances such as Parades and Changes at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. The film weaves a stunning, inspiring account of one of the most important cultural icons in modern dance.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: Bluebeard
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on Charles Perrault’s grisly fairytale, Bluebeard tells the story of young Marie-Catherine, child bride to an aristocratic ogre with a reputation for murdering his wives. The controversial director Catherine Breillat brings her personal touch to this classic tale, a surprising favorite of good little French girls since the 1950’s. Princess Marie-Catherine must employ all her cunning to outwit her husband and escape a potentially unpleasant fate.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
King of the Forest
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
7pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
First Friday Series at Olana
Easy Tai Chi 10am-12pm
Visual Arts Workshop 1-3pm
My Story in History:
Contemporary Art in a Historical World 4-5pm
Landscape Yoga 5:30-6:30pm
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Exhibition of Thomas Locker Paintings
The Philmont Library Cultural Center hosts paintings by internationally renowned local painter, writer and illustrator Thomas Locker.
Philmont Public Library, 101 Main Street, Philmont
518-672-5010 - Karen Garafolo, Director
Movie: Breath Made Visible
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Directed by Ruedi Gerber, Breath Made Visible is the first feature length film about the life and career of Anna Halprin, the American dance pioneer who has helped redefine our notion of modern art with her belief in dance’s power to teach, heal, and transform at all ages of life. This cinematic portrait blends recent interviews with counter-parts such as the late Merce Cunningham; archival footage, including footage of her establishment of the first multiracial dance company in the US; and excerpts of current performances such as Parades and Changes at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. The film weaves a stunning, inspiring account of one of the most important cultural icons in modern dance.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: Bluebeard
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on Charles Perrault’s grisly fairytale, Bluebeard tells the story of young Marie-Catherine, child bride to an aristocratic ogre with a reputation for murdering his wives. The controversial director Catherine Breillat brings her personal touch to this classic tale, a surprising favorite of good little French girls since the 1950’s. Princess Marie-Catherine must employ all her cunning to outwit her husband and escape a potentially unpleasant fate.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
SEATS OF SHAKER INNOVATION: "MR. LINCOLN'S CHAIR"
10 AM - Noon
The Civil War presented the pacifist Shakers with difficulties of conscience, law, and their relationship with the outside world. The story of how they dealt with these challenges culminated in the Shakers’ gift of a rocking chair to Abraham Lincoln.
Free Admission. Books available for purchase
New Lebanon Library
550 State Route 20, New Lebanon, NY
Phone 518.794.8844
Essie and Roe
4pm
$12/general, $10/members
A stage reading of new screenplay exploring the story of two immigrant girls, who come of age while discovering the secrets of their parents’ Holocaust past. Local favorites Nancy Rothman and Robert Zukerman will read the leads. Part of the “Works in Progress” series featuring new works by local writers.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
Annie Get Your Gun
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Rootin’, tootin’, sharp-shootin’ treasure. Irving Berlin’s popular songs: “No Business Like Show Business, Can’t Get a Man With A Gun, Girl That I Marry,” and many more!
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
National Trails Day
Visit one or all nine of the Columbia Land Conservancy’s public conservation areas in Columbia County New York. Trail maps are posted at the entrance kiosk for self-guided walks. CLC’s Conservation Areas are rustic, carry in-carry out, with no sanitary facilities. There are pavilions and picnic shelters at several sites.
Phone: 518 392 5252
Olde Kinderhook Fair
9am-4pm
Good food, fun and so much more. The militia parade of red, white and blue starting at noon.
Village of Kinderhook
518-229-9106
Uncle Rock!
2pm
$7/per person, $20/per family
Inspired by American favorites like the Ramones, Neil Young, and Johnny Cash, Uncle Rock (aka Robert Burke Warren) uses music as a means of bringing folks young and old together. His interactive family performance will have everyone dancing.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Find Your Happy Place
National Trail Day Family Hike
9am
Where do you go to escape and recharge? Join us for an interactive, family-friendly exploration of Ridge Road. This hike involves physical activity; make sure everyone in your group is prepared for up to an hour on the trail. Don’t forget a water bottle.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Hudson Bush Plant Sale & Exchange
10am-2pm
$5/per vehicle
More than 30 vendors of heritage and heirloom plants. Early Buyer’s Breakfast tickets available for advance purchase – 9am access with ticket.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Dancing Backwards
8pm
$10/donation suggested
Presented by HRC Showcase Theatre and performed in residence at Stageworks/Hudson. Reservations strongly recommended.
Stageworks/Hudson, 41-A Cross Street, Hudson
518-799-3230
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Annie Get Your Gun
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Rootin’, tootin’, sharp-shootin’ treasure. Irving Berlin’s popular songs: “No Business Like Show Business, Can’t Get a Man With A Gun, Girl That I Marry,” and many more!
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Movie: Breath Made Visible
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Directed by Ruedi Gerber, Breath Made Visible is the first feature length film about the life and career of Anna Halprin, the American dance pioneer who has helped redefine our notion of modern art with her belief in dance’s power to teach, heal, and transform at all ages of life. This cinematic portrait blends recent interviews with counter-parts such as the late Merce Cunningham; archival footage, including footage of her establishment of the first multiracial dance company in the US; and excerpts of current performances such as Parades and Changes at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. The film weaves a stunning, inspring account of one of the most important cultural icons in modern dance.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
Exhibition Opening
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Capital Area Rods Spring Nostalgia Show
8am Gate opens
Drag racing, car show and swap meet (1980 and older). Rain date 6/12.
Lebanon Valley Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Blues Jam
8pm
Monthly drop-in jams for professional and amateur musicians. Listeners welcome.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
War and Peace: thoughts and notes
7:30pm
$10/general
“War and Peace: thoughts and notes” is set up in the east gallery space at TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulee, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience through a text that Mussmann constructed after thinking about the novels of Grossman and Tolstoy.
Written and directed by Linda Mussmann in collaboration with Claudia Bruce with guest artist Ryder Cooley.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Anything Goes
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
3rd Annual Water Chestnut Removal
8am-12pm
Join us for an educational program and work day on the water as we remove this non-native, highly invasive species. The densely growing Water Chestnut can effectively choke a body of water and shade out native aquatic plants, limiting recreation and habitat. Water Chestnut must be removed every year before they can drop another round of seeds. Learn how to remove these aquatic plants and dispose of them properly. We’ll pull out the plants from the shore, wearing waters, and from the water by canoe. We’ll provide waders (in a variety of sizes), gloves, and canoes/kayaks. If you have your own, bring them along! Please wear old clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting wet. Lunch and beverages provided. Call Jenny Brinker to register.
Columbia Land Conservancy – Ooms Conservation Area at Sutherland Pond, Chatham
518-392-5252 x210
War and Peace: thoughts and notes
7:30pm
$10/general
“War and Peace: thoughts and notes” is set up in the east gallery space at TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulee, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience through a text that Mussmann constructed after thinking about the novels of Grossman and Tolstoy.
Written and directed by Linda Mussmann in collaboration with Claudia Bruce with guest artist Ryder Cooley.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Anything Goes
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
The True Tones
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
7pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
3rd Annual Water Chestnut Removal
8am-12pm
Join us for an educational program and work day on the water as we remove this non-native, highly invasive species. The densely growing Water Chestnut can effectively choke a body of water and shade out native aquatic plants, limiting recreation and habitat. Water Chestnut must be removed every year before they can drop another round of seeds. Learn how to remove these aquatic plants and dispose of them properly. We’ll pull out the plants from the shore, wearing waters, and from the water by canoe. We’ll provide waders (in a variety of sizes), gloves, and canoes/kayaks. If you have your own, bring them along! Please wear old clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting wet. Lunch and beverages provided. Call Jenny Brinker to register.
Columbia Land Conservancy - Hand Hollow Conservation Area, Gale Hill Road, New Lebanon
518-392-5252 x210
War and Peace: thoughts and notes
7:30pm
$10/general
“War and Peace: thoughts and notes” is set up in the east gallery space at TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulee, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience through a text that Mussmann constructed after thinking about the novels of Grossman and Tolstoy.
Written and directed by Linda Mussmann in collaboration with Claudia Bruce with guest artist Ryder Cooley.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
3rd Annual Water Chestnut Removal
8am-12pm
Join us for an educational program and work day on the water as we remove this non-native, highly invasive species. The densely growing Water Chestnut can effectively choke a body of water and shade out native aquatic plants, limiting recreation and habitat. Water Chestnut must be removed every year before they can drop another round of seeds. Learn how to remove these aquatic plants and dispose of them properly. We’ll pull out the plants from the shore, wearing waters, and from the water by canoe. We’ll provide waders (in a variety of sizes), gloves, and canoes/kayaks. If you have your own, bring them along! Please wear old clothes and shoes that you don’t mind getting wet. Lunch and beverages provided. Call Jenny Brinker to register.
Columbia Land Conservancy - Hand Hollow Conservation Area, Gale Hill Road, New Lebanon
518-392-5252 x210
Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles
Doors: 8pm, Showtime: 9pm
$15/general
Long a Helsinki favorite, Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles are a sure bet for an unforgettable evening. For tickets visit the website linked below.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Come catch the Spirit!
3-10pm
Would you like to take a quick ferry ride on the Hudson after the Flag Day parade, check out what Athens has to offer, or perhaps see the fireworks from the other side of the River? Hop on the “Little Spirit” at the Hudson Riverfront Park - $10 round trip which will run until after the fireworks. All proceeds to benefit the Hudson Athens Lighthouse.
CABARET IN THE COUNTRY Great American Songbook: George Gershwin
4:30pm
$25 or Series of 3 $60
Here is a chance to explore the lives and music of the giants of the industry in the great American songbook series in a relaxed setting that combineslecture, live performance and even a chance to sing along. Led by cabaret performer and musical historian Harvey Granat.
Spencertown Academy, 790 Rt 203, Spencertown
518-392-3993
Anything Goes
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
STRAWBERRY FIELDS EVENT - HUDSON BERKSHIRE BEVERAGE TRAIL
The Hudson Berkshire Beverage Trail is sponsoring their second event of the season – The Strawberry Fields Event! Passport holders can sample a complimentary strawberry dishes at each participating member establishment, when they purchase a tasting flight. Guests may visit any trail member of their choice, and pay the normal tasting fees, or buy a Trail Passport $15, and receive a great discount, that gets them into all the participating trail locations FREE!
Passports will be available for $15 on the day of the event at each participating venue!
Elks Flag Day Parade
2pm
Green Street - Warren Street - Front Street, City of Hudson
Taconic Hills High School Jazz Ensemble
6:30pm
Enjoy an evening of jazz at the Claverack Town Park. Picnic supper starting at 6pm for $5.
All proceeds to benefit the Philmont Public Library.
Claverack Town Park, Village of Philmont
Family Tour at Olana
11:30am
$9/adults, $8/students and seniors, Free children under 12
Explore the house from a child’s perspective. Take the tour geared toward 6-12 year olds and stop by the Wagon House Education Center for Art in the Barn, or borrow a landscape themed backpack – a family day couldn’t be more perfect! Children must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations required by 4pm the preceding Friday.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
STRAWBERRY FIELDS EVENT - HUDSON BERKSHIRE BEVERAGE TRAIL
The Hudson Berkshire Beverage Trail is sponsoring their second event of the season – The Strawberry Fields Event! Passport holders can sample a complimentary strawberry dishes at each participating member establishment, when they purchase a tasting flight. Guests may visit any trail member of their choice, and pay the normal tasting fees, or buy a Trail Passport $15, and receive a great discount, that gets them into all the participating trail locations FREE!
Passports will be available for $15 on the day of the event at each participating venue!
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Anything Goes
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Garden Walk
4-5pm
Learn a little history about Church’s flower garden as well as new plant care and maintenance of perennial gardens. Bring questions on Heirloom annuals and perennials; stay for the Olana sunset. Rain or shine.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
OR,
7:30 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Anything Goes
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Verdi’s Aida
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Come see an encore screening of this stunning classical Met production. A rebroadcast of the October 24, 2009 performance. Conducted by Daniele Gatti, this is an epic, must-see production, with animals on stage and gigantic, super-realistic sets, which uses every stage lift at the Met!
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
OR,
7:30 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Anything Goes
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Movie: Alice Neel
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Written and Directed by Andrew Neel, Alice Neel is the story of one of the great portrait painters of the 20th century. Neel reinvented the genre of portraiture by expressing the inner landscape of her varied sitters, among them Andy Warhol, Annie Sprinkle, Bella Abzug, and Allen Ginsburg. Painting a diverse cross-section of humanity, from Communist Party leaders to art world personalities to her neighbors in Spanish Harlem, Neel created a boy of work that serves as a social document of New York and America in the 20th century. The film tells the story of Neel’s life, exploring the struggles she faced as a woman in art, a single mother, and a painter who defied convention.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Anything Goes
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Summer Solstice Celebration
3-8pm
Come celebrate the summer solstice, Inti Raymi, as celebrated in the highlands of South America with traditional crafts, music, and dances from Ecuador. There will be a parade for children, parents, and friends waving colorful banners and playing music to welcome summer’s arrival. The parade will start at 3:00 in the TSL parking lot at 434 Columbia Street and will weave its way down Warren Street and Front Street and will end at the waterfront park.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson
Swing Dance
Alan Thomson’s Little Big Band
7:30pm
$10/general, $8/members
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8:00pm. Light snacks and refreshments available.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
OR,
8:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Peaceful Country Band
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
7pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
Terry Dame’s Electric Junkyard Orchestra
8pm
$10/general
Formed in 1998 by composer, multi-instrumentalist and instrument builder terry Dame, Electric Junkyard Gamelan is a four-piece ensemble that performs original groove driven music on sculpturally striking instruments invented by Dame. Its style was initially inspired by traditional Gamelan music of Indonesia but today it incorporates influences from funk to Indian classical, to Klezmer, to hip hop. The music is shaped by the sensibility of humor of its unique composer.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
OR,
8:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Paula Robison, Romero Lubambo, Cyro Baptista Trio
8pm
Tannery Pond Concert at Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, Darrow Road (off Rte 20), New Lebanon
888-820-9441
Improv Café
Improv with Walking the Dog Theater
8pm
$20/general, $15/member
A sparkling night of improbable and impossibly delirious improve theater. Some refreshments available. Café-style seating. Tickets available online or at the door.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Guided Bird Walk
9am
$3/general
Join us for a light hike around Clermont’s grounds in search of the many varied species that call it home. Novices welcome!
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Anything Goes
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
Movie: Alice Neel
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Written and Directed by Andrew Neel, Alice Neel is the story of one of the great portrait painters of the 20th century. Neel reinvented the genre of portraiture by expressing the inner landscape of her varied sitters, among them Andy Warhol, Annie Sprinkle, Bella Abzug, and Allen Ginsburg. Painting a diverse cross-section of humanity, from Communist Party leaders to art world personalities to her neighbors in Spanish Harlem, Neel created a boy of work that serves as a social document of New York and America in the 20th century. The film tells the story of Neel’s life, exploring the struggles she faced as a woman in art, a single mother, and a painter who defied convention.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: Casino Jack and the United States of Money
3:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This portrait of Washington super lobbyist Jack Abramoff – from his early years as a gung-ho member of the GOP political machine to his final reckoning as a disgraced, imprisoned pariah – confirms the adage that truth is indeed stranger than fiction. A tale of international intrigue with Indian casinos, Russian spies, Chinese sweatshops, and a mob-style killing in Miami, this is the story of the way money corrupts our political process. Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney once again wields the tools of his trade with the skill of a master.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Civil War Discovery Day
10am-1pm
Bring your Columbia County Related Civil War objects to discuss with Curator Diane Shewchuk and a panel of experts.
Columbia County Historical Society
5 Albany Avenue - Kinderhook NY
518 758-9265
Birds, Butterflies, and Wildflowers of the Meadow
Ecology Walks at Hawthorne Valley Farm
2-4pm
CLC is co-sponsoring this series of walks with Conrad and Claudia Vispo, Farmscape Ecology Program at Hawthorne Valley Farm, which is protected with CLC easement. The walks will take you to different parts of the farm, introducing you to different on-farm habitats and their wild inhabitants.
Hawthorne Valley Farm Store, County Route 21C, Ghent
518-392-5252 x210
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Andrew Dunnill: New Work
10am-5pm
A group of artists will open the season with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. In celebration, the gallery will have six solo exhibitions (a sculptor, painters, and an installation artist) in both the front galleries and Carriage House.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
OR,
2:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Anything Goes
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Shipboard romance with gangsters, tap dancing, loads of laughs, and a great Cole Porter score thrown in. “You’re The Tops, It’s DeLovely, I Get A Kick Out Of You, Blow Gabriel Blow.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Garden Tour: Father's Day Tree Identification
1pm
$12/general
Celebrate Father’s Day with a lusty hike through Clermont’s historic grounds. Specimen trees that have been here since the American Revolution make the estate a treasure to share. Follow this up with hearty snacks in the garden.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Steepletop Poetry Workshop
5:30pm
Free
Reading of new poetry developed in a workshop at Steepletop, the historic home of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, and other pieces written by several poets from the region. Refreshments served following the reading.
Spencertown Academy, 790 Rt 203, Spencertown
For information call the Edna St. Vincent Millay Society 518-392-3362.
Third Sunday’s in the Country
Tour de Columbia County
$79/single, $139/couple
Welcome roadies! Don’t miss this monthly one day event with stunning views of mountain ranges, vast farms and pastures, quaint towns and villages, the Hudson Valley Rail Trail and a gorgeous lake. The terrain is rolling and challenging. The mileage options are 35, 43, or 50 for the hard core looking for a “half century.” The SAG support vehicle sets up a few rest stops and is always around watching out for you. Participants are able to ride at your own pace. Limit of 20-cyclist each event so book early. Arrangements for pickup at the Wassaic Metro-North Rail Station need to be done in advance.
Ed Fertik - CycleLogical Bike Tours, Philmont
[email]cyclelogical@aol.com[/email]
Movie: Alice Neel
3:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Written and Directed by Andrew Neel, Alice Neel is the story of one of the great portrait painters of the 20th century. Neel reinvented the genre of portraiture by expressing the inner landscape of her varied sitters, among them Andy Warhol, Annie Sprinkle, Bella Abzug, and Allen Ginsburg. Painting a diverse cross-section of humanity, from Communist Party leaders to art world personalities to her neighbors in Spanish Harlem, Neel created a boy of work that serves as a social document of New York and America in the 20th century. The film tells the story of Neel’s life, exploring the struggles she faced as a woman in art, a single mother, and a painter who defied convention.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: Casino Jack and the United States of Money
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This portrait of Washington super lobbyist Jack Abramoff – from his early years as a gung-ho member of the GOP political machine to his final reckoning as a disgraced, imprisoned pariah – confirms the adage that truth is indeed stranger than fiction. A tale of international intrigue with Indian casinos, Russian spies, Chinese sweatshops, and a mob-style killing in Miami, this is the story of the way money corrupts our political process. Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney once again wields the tools of his trade with the skill of a master.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
NHRA Championship Drag Racing
8am Gate open
Foley’s Garage $1,000 to Win Super & Pro, Bonus For Bikes, H.S. Series & The “Quick 16 Shootout”
Lebanon Valley Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130
Hudson Pride Parade
Noon
Parade route is Warren Street starting at the 7th Street Park – continuing down to Front Street.
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
First Day of Summer Hike
9am
Free
Explore carriage drives and sweeping views as you learn a little more about the Olana landscape. Families welcome! Pre-registration required by 4PM the Wednesday preceding. Dress for the weather.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
The Gay Divorcee
8:30pm
A screwball musical comedy, it was the first to feature Astaire & Rogers as the main attraction.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
OR,
7:30 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Gounod’s Romero et Juliette
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Starring Med favorites Roberto Alagna and Anna Netrebko, Charles-Francois Gounod’s opera captures the heart and soul of Shakespeare’s tragic duo. A rescreening of the Met’s hugely popular HD broadcast.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
OR,
7:30 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Getting Paid to Talk: Making Money with Your Voice
6:30 PM
We cordially invite anyone interested in Voice Acting to join us for Getting Paid to Talk, a realistic and entertaining single-evening adult education class taught by the Voice Acting professionals from Voice Coaches.
Columbia-Greene Community College - 4400 State Route 23, Hudson, NY
Registration is required and enrollment is limited to 20. For more information or to register,
Call 828-4181 ext 3342. Class fee is $17.
The Secret Garden
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Touching story for all ages of lost love and a child’s determination, with beautiful songs and wonderful characters. “Come To My Garden, Fine White Horse, Lily’s Eyes.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
June 28, 1969 – NYC police raid a Greenwich Village mafia-run gay bar, The Stonewall Inn. For the first time, patrons refuse to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a 3-day riot that launches the Gay Rights Movement. Told by Stonewall patrons, Village Voice reporters and the cop who led the raid, Stonewall Uprising compellingly recalls the bad old days when psychoanalysts equated homosexuality with mental illness and advised aversion therapy, and even lobotomies; public service announcements warned youngsters against predatory homosexuals; and police entrapment was rampant.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
June 28, 1969 – NYC police raid a Greenwich Village mafia-run gay bar, The Stonewall Inn. For the first time, patrons refuse to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a 3-day riot that launches the Gay Rights Movement. Told by Stonewall patrons, Village Voice reporters and the cop who led the raid, Stonewall Uprising compellingly recalls the bad old days when psychoanalysts equated homosexuality with mental illness and advised aversion therapy, and even lobotomies; public service announcements warned youngsters against predatory homosexuals; and police entrapment was rampant.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: Bindlestiff Family Cirkus
9pm (doors open at 8pm)
An Amazing Troupe of Performers
A 21+ Evening
...enjoy a night of sophisticated adult circus.
Since 1995 the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus Cabaret has traveled the world, bringing its unique hybrid of Vaudeville, Circus, Variety, Burlesque, Sideshow and Physical Comedy. The New York Times said of the BFC Cabaret: “It’s old-fashioned variety entertainment of the sort Ed Sullivan so astutely scooped up, but with twists.”
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Swing Dance
7:30pm
$10/general, $8/members
Join Berkshire Pop Society: Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini for a night of live music. Light snacks and refreshments available.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
OR,
8:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
The Greyhounds
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
7pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
The Secret Garden
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Touching story for all ages of lost love and a child’s determination, with beautiful songs and wonderful characters. “Come To My Garden, Fine White Horse, Lily’s Eyes.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Hidden Gardens 2010
A week-long celebration of the art of the garden!
This year’s celebration of the art of the garden includes a special gallery exhibition, a guided tour of a specialty peony grower, the Twilight in the Garden party and one of the best garden tours in the region. Special package tickets are available for all events or you may choose individual events.
Spencertown Academy and various locations throughout the County.
518-392-3993
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
June 28, 1969 – NYC police raid a Greenwich Village mafia-run gay bar, The Stonewall Inn. For the first time, patrons refuse to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a 3-day riot that launches the Gay Rights Movement. Told by Stonewall patrons, Village Voice reporters and the cop who led the raid, Stonewall Uprising compellingly recalls the bad old days when psychoanalysts equated homosexuality with mental illness and advised aversion therapy, and even lobotomies; public service announcements warned youngsters against predatory homosexuals; and police entrapment was rampant.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
OR,
8:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Shiloh Baptist Church Gospel Fest
3-6pm
An evening of Gospel music featuring the Shiloh Baptist Church Youth and Adult Choirs along with special guest artist Sharon Fuller-Myer and with the keyboard wizardry of The Reverend Ronald Grant. Food and refreshments will be available.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson
Improv Café
Improv with Walking the Dog Theater
8pm
$20/general, $15/members
A sparkling night of improbable and impossibly delirious improve theater. Some refreshments available. Café-style seating.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
The DownTown Ensemble
8pm
$15/general, $12/HOH members
The DownTown Ensemble will perform works by American jazz composer Carla Bley, and will feature a performance of American composer John Cage’s Indeterminacy performed by William Hellerman, narrator and Joseph Kubera, pianist.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
DOG DAY AT THE WINERY
Dog-Owner Lookalike Contest – 1 pm
Most Talented Dog – 2 pm (this “talent” can be anything from Best Kisser to Fastest Paw-Shaker – be creative in your interpretation of your dog’s talent)
Cutest Dog – 3 pm
Hudson-Chatham Winery
1900 Rt 66 - Ghent
518 392-WINE
The Secret Garden
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Touching story for all ages of lost love and a child’s determination, with beautiful songs and wonderful characters. “Come To My Garden, Fine White Horse, Lily’s Eyes.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Hidden Garden Tour
9am - 4pm
Celebrate the art of the garden with one of the region’s favorite gardening events. Explore five very special gardens in and around the charming town of Old Chatham, NY. Specialty plant sale, and gourmet boxed lunch available.
$25 and up
Spencertown Academy Arts Center - Spencertown NY
518-392-8694
Movie: Casino Jack and the United States of Money
3:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This portrait of Washington super lobbyist Jack Abramoff – from his early years as a gung-ho member of the GOP political machine to his final reckoning as a disgraced, imprisoned pariah – confirms the adage that truth is indeed stranger than fiction. A tale of international intrigue with Indian casinos, Russian spies, Chinese sweatshops, and a mob-style killing in Miami, this is the story of the way money corrupts our political process. Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney once again wields the tools of his trade with the skill of a master.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
The Shakin' Loose Band
9pm
Come on out and dance - while enjoying great food and music.
The Wunderbar & Bistro, 744 Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-0555
Family Tour at Olana
11:30am
$9/adults, $8/students and seniors, Free children under 12
Explore the house from a child’s perspective. Take the tour geared toward 6-12 year olds and stop by the Wagon House Education Center for Art in the Barn, or borrow a landscape themed backpack – a family day couldn’t be more perfect! Children must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations required by 4pm the preceding Friday.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Music at the Farm
4-6pm
Join us for a contemporary concert interpreting the spirit of Olana with drums from around the world. David Macejka, will perform music influenced by Church’s admiration for Persian architecture and culture. An open drum circle will follow – please bring your own drums if you’d like to participate.
Olana State Historic Site – Wagon House Education Center, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Children’s Life and Games in the 18th Century
11am
Learn about the lives of children 200 years ago. Try out their clothes and games. Recommended for children 7-12 years old.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
June 28, 1969 – NYC police raid a Greenwich Village mafia-run gay bar, The Stonewall Inn. For the first time, patrons refuse to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a 3-day riot that launches the Gay Rights Movement. Told by Stonewall patrons, Village Voice reporters and the cop who led the raid, Stonewall Uprising compellingly recalls the bad old days when psychoanalysts equated homosexuality with mental illness and advised aversion therapy, and even lobotomies; public service announcements warned youngsters against predatory homosexuals; and police entrapment was rampant.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Fern Hunting among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica
11am-4pm
In 1865, Frederic Church, an avid traveler with a special passion for the tropics, journeyed to Jamaica. This was unlike his previous expeditions, as he and his wife, Isabel, were escaping from intense personal grief: the loss of their two young children. Throwing himself into the exploration of documentation of the island, the renowned artist produced a variety of works ranging from delicate pen sketches of palm trees to oil sketches of the atmospheric Blue Mountains and brilliant sunsets. The importance of the trip is reflected in the number of studies Church chose to mount, frame, and display at Olana, which became a major attraction for visitors to his home. The best of the related sketches and paintings from Jamaica comprise the exhibit.
Olana State Historic Site – Evelyn & Maurice Sharp Gallery, 5720 Route 9G, Hudson
518-828-0135
Movie: Casino Jack and the United States of Money
3:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This portrait of Washington super lobbyist Jack Abramoff – from his early years as a gung-ho member of the GOP political machine to his final reckoning as a disgraced, imprisoned pariah – confirms the adage that truth is indeed stranger than fiction. A tale of international intrigue with Indian casinos, Russian spies, Chinese sweatshops, and a mob-style killing in Miami, this is the story of the way money corrupts our political process. Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney once again wields the tools of his trade with the skill of a master.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
OR,
2:00 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
"Visions of Mount Lebanon"
12-5pm
In celebration of the Museum’s 60th Anniversary, this Exhibition will bring together photographs of Mount Lebanon taken by invited artists and the public. Noted museum designer Jeff Daly will install the show, with the participation of guest juror Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also on view will be historic photographs of the site from the Museum’s collection, as well as from the National Park Service’s just-completed Historic American Landscapes Survey.
Joline Arts Center, Darrow School, Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Road, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
The Secret Garden
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Touching story for all ages of lost love and a child’s determination, with beautiful songs and wonderful characters. “Come To My Garden, Fine White Horse, Lily’s Eyes.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
NHRA Championship Drag Racing
8am Gate opens
Ken Moses Race Transmissions $1,000 to Win Super & Pro, H.S. Series
Lebanon Valley Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
"Visions of Mount Lebanon"
12-5pm
In celebration of the Museum’s 60th Anniversary, this Exhibition will bring together photographs of Mount Lebanon taken by invited artists and the public. Noted museum designer Jeff Daly will install the show, with the participation of guest juror Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also on view will be historic photographs of the site from the Museum’s collection, as well as from the National Park Service’s just-completed Historic American Landscapes Survey.
Joline Arts Center, Darrow School, Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Road, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
"Visions of Mount Lebanon"
12-5pm
In celebration of the Museum’s 60th Anniversary, this Exhibition will bring together photographs of Mount Lebanon taken by invited artists and the public. Noted museum designer Jeff Daly will install the show, with the participation of guest juror Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also on view will be historic photographs of the site from the Museum’s collection, as well as from the National Park Service’s just-completed Historic American Landscapes Survey.
Joline Arts Center, Darrow School, Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Road, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
A Night at the Opera
8:30pm
Many fans consider this the pinnacle of the Marx Brothers’ 13 films. It features Groucho, Harpo & Chico infiltrating high society in the guise of opera promoters. Packed with great lines (remember “there ain’t no Sanity Claus?”) it includes the most memorable routines (remember the crowded stateroom?) and culminates in a lavish production number that has Harpo swinging ape-like high above the New York opera house stage to the accompaniment of Verdi’s music.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Eve of Destruction
5pm Gates open
Extreme Mayhem including, school bus race, 4-Cylinders, 20-Lap Purestock Feature, Roll Over Contest, Demo Derby, Trailer Race, Stunts and More! Presented by CARQUEST Auto Parts, Waste Management, Heavy Hauler & Sayer’s Auto Wrecking.
Lebanon Valley Speedway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-9606
Light and Astigmatism - a solo exhibit by Roger Mason
Features the vivid paintings of the local region in Mason’s polychromatic style, where the color of light and shadow are painted through the prism of his visceral experience.
Park Row Gallery, 2 Park Row, Chatham
518-392-4800
Local Self-Portraits
12-5pm
HOH presents a show of self-portrait paintings, photographs and sculpture curated by Richard Roth. The artists’ styles run the gamut, from primitive to photo realist, documentary to minimalist to abstract expressionist. What they have in common is geography: They all live and work, exhibit work, or spend their leisure time in Hudson or Columbia County.
Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson
518-822-1438
"Visions of Mount Lebanon"
12-5pm
In celebration of the Museum’s 60th Anniversary, this Exhibition will bring together photographs of Mount Lebanon taken by invited artists and the public. Noted museum designer Jeff Daly will install the show, with the participation of guest juror Jeff L. Rosenheim, curator of photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also on view will be historic photographs of the site from the Museum’s collection, as well as from the National Park Service’s just-completed Historic American Landscapes Survey.
Joline Arts Center, Darrow School, Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Road, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
OR,
7:30 PM
OR, is a bodice ripping mash up — a 1660’s cross dressing, free love comedy electrified by the freedom and adventure of the 1960’s — delivered with bawdy wit and punctuated with kisses.
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
"Do You Know Any of These Good Folks?" Photographing the Shakers
7pm
$5
This illustrated lecture about the Shakers and their peculiar relationship with photography by Jerry Grant, the Museum’s Director of Research, augments the exhibition “VISIONS OF MOUNT LEBANON.” Though the Shakers saw advantages to the newly invented medium, and sold tourist photographs in their stores, problems of representation, of communal vs. personal property, and the potential for favoritism or celebrity surrounding the photographs caused the leaders of the Shaker Church to outlaw most photographs….for a while. Come hear the rest of the story.
Joline Arts Center, Darrow School, Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Road, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
The Secret Garden
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Touching story for all ages of lost love and a child’s determination, with beautiful songs and wonderful characters. “Come To My Garden, Fine White Horse, Lily’s Eyes.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292