Calendar of Events
July 2010
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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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
Dion Boucicault’s London Assurance
National Theatre of London (NT Live)
7pm
Live from the world-renowned National Theatre in London, TSL brings you London Assurance – Dion Boucicault’s comic masterpiece. Sir Harcourt Courtly is lured away from the epicenter of fashionable London by the promise of a rich and beautiful bride, Grace, several decades his junior. Arriving at Oak Hall, Gloucestershire, he marvels at this rural Venus until her charms are eclipsed by her hearty cousin, the foxhunting Lady Gay Spanker. Meanwhile his disguised son turns up in flight from his creditors and falls head over heels for Grace. When Lady Spanker discovers the young couple, she needs little prompting from the visiting chancellor Dazzle to lead Sir Harcourt astray. Dion Boucicault, the Irish genius of London theatre in the age of Dickens, wrote the brilliantly funny London Assurance in 1841 and thereby created – in Sir Harcourt and Lady Spanker – two of the great comic roles of the English stage.
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
Bee an Insect
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
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
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
Swing Dance
Alan Thomson’s Little Big Band
7:30pm
$10/general, $/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
Head West
“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
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
7:30pm
$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
Red, White and Tuna
8pm
$24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Movie: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Cinderella
10:30am
$9/general
Favorite classic – who will the glass slipper fit?
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
The Valley’s Extreme Independence Day Celebration
High octane, high speed and extreme POWER with over 600 cars including alcohol dragsters, top dragsters, pro stock snowmobiles, top sportsman, funny cars and explosive FIREWORKS, and much more.
Lebanon Valley Speedway & Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130 and 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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
Movie: Stonewall Uprising
7:30pm
$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
Movie: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Cinderella
10:30am
$9/general
Favorite classic – who will the glass slipper fit?
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
The Valley’s Extreme Independence Day Celebration
High octane, high speed and extreme POWER with over 600 cars including alcohol dragsters, top dragsters, pro stock snowmobiles, top sportsman, funny cars and explosive FIREWORKS, and much more.
Lebanon Valley Speedway & Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130 and 518-794-9606
Jeremy Denk
8pm
Tannery Pond Concert at Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, Darrow Road (off Rte 20), New Lebanon
888-820-9441
Family Fest
Fireworks and LIVE music by the White Water Band!
Free kiddie rides, face painting, climbing wall, hay maze, games and pony rides also available.
Columbia County Fairgrounds, 182 Hudson Avenue, Chatham
518-392-2121
Those Two Guys
7:30pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $10/children under 14
Those Two Guys return to the Tent for their 4th season of outrageous physical feats!
Dave Cox fuses technical skill with wild imagination to create mind-boggling pieces delivered with dry wit. Patrick Ferri provides deranged and unpredictable slapstick humor.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Kinderhook Reformed Church Historic Tours
10am-noon
A historic 1869 church building, a church that was organized by Dutch settlers in 1712. Sit in the pew which commemorates Martin Van Buren’s membership, and view the first Bible translated into Arabic by Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck. Tours are every Saturday from July 4th weekend through Columbus Day weekend.
21 Broad Street, Kinderhook Village
518-758-6410
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
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
Red, White and Tuna
5 & 8:30pm
$24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
The Valley’s Extreme Independence Day Celebration
High octane, high speed and extreme POWER with over 600 cars including alcohol dragsters, top dragsters, pro stock snowmobiles, top sportsman, funny cars and explosive FIREWORKS, and much more.
Lebanon Valley Speedway & Dragway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-7130 and 518-794-9606
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
Independence Day Celebration
7/4 1-7pm - $8/per vehicle
7/5 8-10pm - $10/per vehicle
Festivities kick off on Sunday with an 18th century firing demonstration. Other activities include live music, children’s games and contests, special tours of the mansion, and plenty of food. On Monday, treat yourself to a live concert on the lawn with the “Providers,” a classic rock and soul band. Dancing and picnicking are encouraged or sample more goodies from Spacey Tracy’s delicious menu while waiting for a unique view of the Saugerties fireworks.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
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
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
Movie: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
3:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Red, White and Tuna
2 & 7pm
$22/matinee, $24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Independence Day Celebration
7/4 1-7pm - $8/per vehicle
7/5 8-10pm - $10/per vehicle
Festivities kick off on Sunday with an 18th century firing demonstration. Other activities include live music, children’s games and contests, special tours of the mansion, and plenty of food. On Monday, treat yourself to a live concert on the lawn with the “Providers,” a classic rock and soul band. Dancing and picnicking are encouraged or sample more goodies from Spacey Tracy’s delicious menu while waiting for a unique view of the Saugerties fireworks.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Garden Walk
4pm
Free
Join Mary K. Hughes on an informational walk through Church’s flower garden. Learn a little history as well as new plant care and maintenance of perennial gardens. Bring questions on Heirloom annuals and perennials; stay for the Olana sunsets. Mary holds a degree in Horticulture as well as Floriculture and has a floral design certificate from SUNY Cobleskill Agriculture College. She has owned and operated her own business for 8 years, runs a greenhouse specializing in Heirloom plants, and was on the board of the Hudson Valley Flower show where she was a ribbon holder for design. Rain or shine.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-392-0135
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
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
Federico Fellini’s Orchestra Rehearsal
8:30pm
A rarely-seen made-for-television film composed in the style of a documentary, the incomparable Fellini brilliantly employs the metaphor of the orchestra to examine conflicts between the individual and society. Features a lush musical score by longtime collaborator Nino Rota.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Kelly Miller Circus
Showtime’s: 4:30pm & 7:30pm
Columbia County Fairgrounds, 182 Hudson Avenue (off Rte 66), Chatham
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
Our Town
8pm
$15/general
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Come see an encore screening of this stunning classical Met production. Tchaikovsky’s setting of Pushkin’s masterpiece is one of the most romantic and lyrical works ever written for the stage. Valery Gergiev conducts, and Renee Fleming and Dmitri Hvorostovsky star in this moving tale of mistimed love.
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
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Chicago
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Red, White and Tuna
8pm
$24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Art of The Steal
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Red, White and Tuna
8pm
$24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Art of The Steal
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Twilight Firefly Hike
8:30-9:30pm
Free
Warm summer evenings are a wonderful time to see the flashing of fireflies. Join us at Mud Creek ELC while we learn about these illuminant insects. We will walk the trails searching for fireflies and other nocturnal critters! Registration for this program is appreciated; please contact Chelsea Benson by phone 518-828-4386 x 3 or [email]chelsea.benson@ccswcd.org[/email].
Mud Creek ELC, 1024 Rt 66, Ghent
Swing Dance
7:30pm
Berkshire Pop Society: Lincoln Mayorga, Otto Gardner, Sheri Bauer-Mayorga, Sam Zucchini
Professional instruction to live music 7:30-8:00pm. Snacks and refreshment available.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Rymanowski Bros.
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
6-9pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
Chicago
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Cinderella
10:30am
$9/general
Favorite classic – who will the glass slipper fit?
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
PARC Movie: Fame
8pm
Free
Follow a talented group of dancers, singers, actors and artists over four years at the New York City High School of Performing Arts, a diverse, creative powerhouse where students from all walks of life are given a chance to live out their dreams and achieve real and lasting fame.
The Pocket Park, 330 Warren 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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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: The Art of The Steal
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Cinderella
10:30am
$9/general
Favorite classic – who will the glass slipper fit?
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
CABARET IN THE COUNTRY Great American Songbook: Richard Rodgers
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
Summerfest - Chatham Village
10am-4pm
Chatham celebrates summer with its annual sidewalk sale – plus so much more!
Kinderhook Reformed Church Historic Tours
10am-noon
A historic 1869 church building, a church that was organized by Dutch settlers in 1712. Sit in the pew which commemorates Martin Van Buren’s membership, and view the first Bible translated into Arabic by Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck. Tours are every Saturday from July 4th weekend through Columbus Day weekend.
21 Broad Street, Kinderhook Village
518-758-6410
Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Tours
11am-3pm
$20/adults, $10/children
Tours depart from the Henry Hudson Riverfront Park on the hour and Village of Athens Waterfront Park on the half hour. Participants will be treated to a ten-minute boat ride on the Spirit of Hudson pontoon boat. Once at the lighthouse, Emily Brunner tells stories of living on the lighthouse as a young girl. Visitors also have the opportunity to climb the stairs to the lantern room and exit onto the galley for spectacular views of the Catskill Mountains and the Hudson River. Bring your camera and sense of adventure. Souvenirs are available. Make your reservations today.
Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society
518-828-5294 or 518-822-1014
Chicago
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: Grupo Fantasma
9pm
Known as the funkiest, finest, and hardest working Latin orchestra to come out of the United States in the last decade, the band has garnered critical acclaim worldwide for their adventurous albums, prudent songwriting and unprecedented live shows.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Mercedes-Benz Car Show
Noon
Mercedes-Benz Club of America Hudson-Mohawk Section 18th Annual Car Show will be held at the Henry Hudson Riverfront Park overlooking the historic Hudson-Athens Lighthouse. There will be raffles, contests, entertainment, and a great car show.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, off Front Street, Hudson
For information on registration contact Ron Tanner at 518-822-1664.
Red, White and Tuna
5 & 8:30pm
$24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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
Ken Schrader Night
Witness NASCAR Legend Ken Schrader Battle the High Banks, Echo Prostock Series & A-Z Landscaping $1,000 To Win 30-Lap Purestock Race. Presented by Freihofer’s & Doherty Brothers Construction.
Lebanon Valley Speedway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-9606
Annual Country Fair and Auction
9am
A country fair and auction with activities the family will enjoy.
Church of St. John in the Wilderness, Route 344, Copake Falls
For further information call Susan at 518-329-0395
Movie: Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo
3:30pm and 7:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
This movie delves into the ineffable mystery of Japan’s age-old love affair with insects. A labyrinthine mediation on nature, beauty, philosophy, and Japanese culture that might just make you question if your “instinctive” repulsion to bugs is merely a trick of Western conditioning. Like a detective story, the film untangles the web of influences behind Japan’s captivation with insects. The film takes side trips to Zen temples and Buddhist Shrines, nature preserves and art museums in its quest for the inspirations that moved Japan into this fascination.
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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: The Art of The Steal
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
5th Annual Paul Grunberg Memorial Bach Concert
3pm
$30/adults, $25/members
Two Harpschords – Solo Keyboards – with String Ensemble
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Chicago
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Swing Night at Helsinki
7pm (21 and over only)
$12
Giving a home to many a swing dance enthusiast in Columbia County, Swing Night At Helsinki is a local community collaboration of musicians, dancers and dance enthusiasts. It is open to the public.
The evening starts with a lesson for all levels of dancers, no partner necessary, followed by musicians playing classic swing tunes.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Dion Boucicault’s London Assurance
National Theatre of London (NT Live)
1pm
Live from the world-renowned National Theatre in London, TSL brings you London Assurance – Dion Boucicault’s comic masterpiece. Sir Harcourt Courtly is lured away from the epicenter of fashionable London by the promise of a rich and beautiful bride, Grace, several decades his junior. Arriving at Oak Hall, Gloucestershire, he marvels at this rural Venus until her charms are eclipsed by her hearty cousin, the foxhunting Lady Gay Spanker. Meanwhile his disguised son turns up in flight from his creditors and falls head over heels for Grace. When Lady Spanker discovers the young couple, she needs little prompting from the visiting chancellor Dazzle to lead Sir Harcourt astray. Dion Boucicault, the Irish genius of London theatre in the age of Dickens, wrote the brilliantly funny London Assurance in 1841 and thereby created – in Sir Harcourt and Lady Spanker – two of the great comic roles of the English stage.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Red, White and Tuna
2 & 7pm
$22/matinee, $24/general
Welcome back to Tuna, Texas! It’s July 4th and time to crown the annual Reunion Queen. Side splitting hilarity is served up at the fairground where all your favorites come back to find love, extraterrestrial life, and a killer potato salad at the food tent. It’s an evening where old grudges and new romances ignite amid the holiday fireworks display.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
NHRA Championship Drag Racing
8am Gate opens
Innovative Performance Auto $1,000 to Win Super & Pro, Plus 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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
The Journey: Olana's Summer Arts Program
9am - 2pm
$165/child registration required
Children ages 6-12 work in small groups at the picturesque estate of Frederic Church, renowned Hudson River School artist, as they journey to one of the locales visited by Church in the 19th century. Through art, music, movement, history, nature walks, poetry and other hands on activities in the Wagon House Education Center, children experience the life and travels of this landmark artist.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-1872 x109
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
The Journey: Olana's Summer Arts Program
9am - 2pm
$165/child registration required
Children ages 6-12 work in small groups at the picturesque estate of Frederic Church, renowned Hudson River School artist, as they journey to one of the locales visited by Church in the 19th century. Through art, music, movement, history, nature walks, poetry and other hands on activities in the Wagon House Education Center, children experience the life and travels of this landmark artist.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-1872 x109
Les Choristes / The Chorus
8:30pm
Les Choristes (The Chorus) tells the story of Clement Mathieu, a failed musician forced to take a job as a supervisor in one of the tough “correctional houses” set up after the war for young delinquents and orphans. After becoming the victim of his charges’ pranks, Mathieu restores discipline by forming his unruly pupils into a choir, leading to the discovery of a young boy’s extraordinary talent.
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
The Journey: Olana's Summer Arts Program
9am - 2pm
$165/child registration required
Children ages 6-12 work in small groups at the picturesque estate of Frederic Church, renowned Hudson River School artist, as they journey to one of the locales visited by Church in the 19th century. Through art, music, movement, history, nature walks, poetry and other hands on activities in the Wagon House Education Center, children experience the life and travels of this landmark artist.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-1872 x109
Our Town
8pm
$15/general
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Chicago
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
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
Puccini’s La Boheme
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Come see an encore screening of this stunning classical Met production. A magnificent cast comes together for Franco Zeffirelli’s iconic production of the Puccini favorite. The exciting young conductor Nicola Luisotti presides over a glorious vocal ensemble led by Angela Gheorghiu, opposite tenor Ramon Vargas as her lover, Rodolfo.
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
The Journey: Olana's Summer Arts Program
9am - 2pm
$165/child registration required
Children ages 6-12 work in small groups at the picturesque estate of Frederic Church, renowned Hudson River School artist, as they journey to one of the locales visited by Church in the 19th century. Through art, music, movement, history, nature walks, poetry and other hands on activities in the Wagon House Education Center, children experience the life and travels of this landmark artist.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-1872 x109
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Chicago
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
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
Spider’s Web
8pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
War and Peace: Thoughts and Notes
7:30pm
$10
This innovative and thought provoking new play is set up in the east gallery space TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulele, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience. Mussmann wrote the piece and directs it in the spirit of Emerson, letting her passion for history, literature, theater, fact, and fiction spin in front of the audience. Her inspiration comes from Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate and Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace.
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
The Journey: Olana's Summer Arts Program
9am - 2pm
$165/child registration required
Children ages 6-12 work in small groups at the picturesque estate of Frederic Church, renowned Hudson River School artist, as they journey to one of the locales visited by Church in the 19th century. Through art, music, movement, history, nature walks, poetry and other hands on activities in the Wagon House Education Center, children experience the life and travels of this landmark artist.
Olana State Historic Site, 5720 Rt 9G, Hudson
518-828-1872 x109
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
Chicago
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
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
Spider’s Web
8pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
War and Peace: Thoughts and Notes
7:30pm
$10
This innovative and thought provoking new play is set up in the east gallery space TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulele, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience. Mussmann wrote the piece and directs it in the spirit of Emerson, letting her passion for history, literature, theater, fact, and fiction spin in front of the audience. Her inspiration comes from Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate and Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Swing Dance
Alan Thomson’s Little Big Band
7:30pm
$10/general, $8/members
Professional instruction to live music from 7:30-8:00pm.
PS21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
The Route 66 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
Senior Moments
7pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Family Concert at the Park
6:30pm
Summer program kick-off. Free concert performance featuring Jeffrey Friedberg of The Bossy Frog Band. Bring a picnic and enjoy this family-friendly evening concert.
Roeliff Jansen Park, 9140 Route 22, Hillsdale
518-325-4101
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: Columbia County Line & special guests The Minivans
9pm
Rare today is a band (Columbia County Line) that effortlessly fuses old-time, gather-round-the-microphone bluegrass with a love for traditional American-made music. Think: John Hartford, The Band, The Jayhawks, and Wilco. The Minivans have been writing and working on new material, and want you all to come out and give a listen. Sauerkraut Seth says, “Don’t worry, we write songs, but we’re no singer/songwriters, just soul, country and the finest Rock and Roll!”
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Aladdin
10:30am
$9/general
Two genies and a crystal ball help an unlikely hero!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
PARC Movie: Where the Wild Things Are
8pm
Free
“Let the wild rumpus start!” nine-year-old Max runs away from home, to sail across the sea and become king of the land Where the Wild Things Are.
The Pocket Park, 330 Warren 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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
War and Peace: Thoughts and Notes
7:30pm
$10
This innovative and thought provoking new play is set up in the east gallery space TSL. Claudia Bruce and Ryder Cooley are the actors, “readers,” and musicians (playing accordion, piano, guitar, ukulele, drums, and bugles) who guide the audience. Mussmann wrote the piece and directs it in the spirit of Emerson, letting her passion for history, literature, theater, fact, and fiction spin in front of the audience. Her inspiration comes from Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate and Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Senior Moments
7pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Aladdin
10:30am
$9/general
Two genies and a crystal ball help an unlikely hero!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
The Woman Who Fell from the Sky
Mettawee River Theatre Company
6-10pm
This outdoor production is drawn from the Iroquois creation tale in which the Sky Woman falls from the spirit would and lands on the back of a turtle. Water animals brign up mud from the bottom of the sea so the earth can grow. The character Sapling creates all the earth’s delightful things; his brother Flint brings us mosquitoes and thorns and sharp rocks. The abrupt arrival of Hodu’i, a whimsical crack-pot who claims to have created it all, spells the readiness of the earth from the arrival of human beings. The production will incorporate many puppets representing the spirits and creatures of this young world.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson
Chopin Concert with Lincoln Mayorga
4pm
Lincoln will talk about the composer’s life and music and play a cross section of his work including:
Nocturne in F Major (Opus 15, No. 1)
Selected Preludes from The Twenty-four Preludes (Opus 28)
Fantasy Impromptu
Polonaise in A flat (Opus 53)
$25 per person - $20 HOH members
includes light refreshments
Hudson Opera House - 327 Warren Street - Hudson
518 822-1438
Psychic Cruise
12-2pm
$35/cruise and 1 reading
Is the universe trying to tell you something? Find out aboard the Spirit of the Hudson. Reservations required.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson
518-822-1014
Walsh-Drucker-Cooper Trio
5pm
$35/general, $30/members
Diane Walsh, piano – Eugene Drucker, violin – Roberta Cooper, cello have been heard on NPR and WNYC-FM. Ms. Cooper and Mr. Drucker appeared previously at PS21 with Ken Cooper’s Berkshire Bach Ensemble.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
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
Lindenwald Picnic
6pm
When was the last time you were in a three-legged race? Have you ever really tried to bob for apples? Well if you haven’t been in a good three-legged race for a while or if you’ve never bobbed for apples you can give them both a try at Lindenwald. Join us for an old fashioned picnic and concert with the Chatham Cornet Band.
Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, 1013 Old Post Road (off Rte 9H), Kinderhook
518-758-9689
Sunset Concert
6pm
$10/per vehicle
Cruisin’ Nite and Sock Hop featuring the rockin’ sounds of “The Greyhounds” , good eats, classic 8’s to view, swing dancing, dance demos, games, prizes and more!
All hot-rods and classic cars admitted free with a complementary dash plaque
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
Kinderhook Reformed Church Historic Tours
10am-noon
A historic 1869 church building, a church that was organized by Dutch settlers in 1712. Sit in the pew which commemorates Martin Van Buren’s membership, and view the first Bible translated into Arabic by Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck. Tours are every Saturday from July 4th weekend through Columbus Day weekend.
21 Broad Street, Kinderhook Village
518-758-6410
Chicago
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Farm to Table Dinner
5pm Cocktails and Music
6:30-9:00pm Farm Dinner
$125/person, $150/person with gift bag of organic vegetables
A memorable evening in the fields of Katchkie Farm under the stars with the best meal in the county. Join us in Kinderhook, NY for a taste of the 100-Mile Menu and a wonderful evening in the fields. Co-hosted by Katchkie Farm and Columbia Land Conservancy.
Katchkie Farm, 745 Fischer Road, Kinderhook
Out of The Closet!
City-Wide Street & Yard Sale
9am-5pm
Plenty of bargain hunting and shopping fun starting on Warren Street and spreading out into the neighborhoods.
City of Hudson
Landscape Volunteer Day
9am-12pm
Help clean up and restore the North Family landscape.
Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, 202 Shaker Rd, New Lebanon
518-794-9100
Spider’s Web
5 & 8:30pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Look Back on the Great Hudson-Fulton Celebration of 1909
2pm
The Riders Mills Historical Association invites the public to a presentation at the Riders Mills Schoolhouse. The association is pleased to announce that guest speaker Stuart W. Lehman will offer a slide presentation commemorating the Great Hudson-Fulton Celebration of 1909.
Riders Mills Schoolhouse, Riders Mills Rd and Drowne Rd, Malden Bridge
For information contact Robert Leary at 518-794-7146.
Behl & Polenberg
10am-4pm
David Behl presents photography and mixed media works. Myron Polenberg will present a new series of black and white abstract paintings.
ARTSPACE, Maple and Main Street, Germantown
Who Lives in the Ponds and Streams
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
Roberto Juarez
Summer Show: Oil Paintings
Thursday-Monday 10:00am-5:30pm
A group of artists will open with a medley of exhibitions for the Main Galleries, Sculpture Garden and Carriage House. The gallery will have five solo exhibitions – a sculptor, three painters, and a photographer.
John Davis Gallery, 362 ½ Warren Street, Hudson
518-828-5907
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
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
Behl & Polenberg
10am-4pm
David Behl presents photography and mixed media works. Myron Polenberg will present a new series of black and white abstract paintings.
ARTSPACE, Maple and Main Street, Germantown
Chicago
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
Our most requested show! Murderesses or merely stage-struck flappers? You decide in this show filled with excitement and Fosse dance. “All That Jazz, Razzle Dazzle, Cell Block Tango, Mr. Cellophane.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
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]
Spider’s Web
2 & 7pm
$22/matinee, $24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
NHRA Championship Drag Racing
8am Gate opens
American Partions & Locker’s Inc. $1,000 to Win Super & Pro, H.S. Series, The Jr. Dragster Challenge, Bonus for Bikes plus The “Quick 16 Shootout”
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
A Flower a Day
11am-12pm
$120
Daily see and paint a different flower, techniques, mediums. Flowers from the Sycamore Garden Center, Columbiaville. Materials included, can bring your own. Registration required.
518-758-6000
Monster Jam Summer Nationals
5pm Gates open
$15/adults, $6/kids
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
A Flower a Day
11am-12pm
$120
Daily see and paint a different flower, techniques, mediums. Flowers from the Sycamore Garden Center, Columbiaville. Materials included, can bring your own. Registration required.
518-758-6000
Monster Jam Summer Nationals
5pm Gates open
$15/adults, $6/kids
Lebanon Valley Speedway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-9606
Singin’ in the Rain
8:30pm
Who needs an umbrella when you’ve got love in your heart and wings on your feet? Not the incomparable Gene Kelly as he treats us to some of the finest moments in movie dance history. Also starring Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor, and Jean Hagen; directed by Kelly & Stanley Donen, with Kelly providing the choreography. With writing credits by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, it offers a comic depiction of Hollywood and its transition from silent films to “talkies.” It is now frequently cited as one of the best musicals ever made.
PS/21, 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
A Flower a Day
11am-12pm
$120
Daily see and paint a different flower, techniques, mediums. Flowers from the Sycamore Garden Center, Columbiaville. Materials included, can bring your own. Registration required.
518-758-6000
Monster Jam Summer Nationals
5pm Gates open
$15/adults, $6/kids
Lebanon Valley Speedway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-9606
IMAGINING MADOFF
7:30 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Puccini’s Turandot
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Come see an encore screening of this stunning classical Met production. Director Franco Zeffirelli’s breathtaking production of Puccini’s last opera is a favorite of the Met repertoire. Maria Guleghina plays the ruthless Chinese princess of the title, whose hatred of men is so strong that she has all suitors who can’t solve her riddles beheaded. Marcello Giordani sings Calaf, the unknown prince who eventually wins her love and whose solos include the famous “Nessun dorma.”
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
A Flower a Day
11am-12pm
$120
Daily see and paint a different flower, techniques, mediums. Flowers from the Sycamore Garden Center, Columbiaville. Materials included, can bring your own. Registration required.
518-758-6000
IMAGINING MADOFF
7:30 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Our Town
8pm
$15/general
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
Damn Yankees
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
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
Spider’s Web
8pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Movie: The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
5:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on the international best-selling novel by Steig Larsson. Forty years ago Harriet Vanger disappeared from a family gathering on the island inhabited by the powerful Vanger clan. Her body was never found. He employs disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate what becomes a search that leads to the dark underside of Swedish society. Join us for a double-feature! The sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire will be screened after The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo every night at 8pm
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
8pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
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
A Flower a Day
11am-12pm
$120
Daily see and paint a different flower, techniques, mediums. Flowers from the Sycamore Garden Center, Columbiaville. Materials included, can bring your own. Registration required.
518-758-6000
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
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
Spider’s Web
8pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Movie: The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
5:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on the international best-selling novel by Steig Larsson. Forty years ago Harriet Vanger disappeared from a family gathering on the island inhabited by the powerful Vanger clan. Her body was never found. He employs disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate what becomes a search that leads to the dark underside of Swedish society. Join us for a double-feature! The sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire will be screened after The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo every night at 8pm
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
8pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Olde News
“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
IMAGINING MADOFF
8:00 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Senior Moments
7pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Damn Yankees
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: Locos por Juana
9pm
Miami’s Grammy Nominated Latin Alternative Band, Locos por Juana are a self-described Latin urban orchestra from Miami whose wide-ranging musical approach draws from tropical styles such as reggae, cumbia, and salsa as well as urban styles such as hip-hop, rock, and Latin alternative.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
A three-day community event of Folk music and dance at the foot of the Berkshires! Don’t miss this popular summer event.
Dodds Farm, 44 County Route 7D, Hillsdale
866-325-2744
Aladdin
10:30am
$9/general
Two genies and a crystal ball help an unlikely hero!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
PARC Movie: Top Hat
8pm
Free
A classic musical comedy full of high style, romance, and mistaken identity, starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
The Pocket Park, 330 Warren 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
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
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
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
IMAGINING MADOFF
8:00 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
A three-day community event of Folk music and dance at the foot of the Berkshires! Don’t miss this popular summer event.
Dodds Farm, 44 County Route 7D, Hillsdale
866-325-2744
Aladdin
10:30am
$9/general
Two genies and a crystal ball help an unlikely hero!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Unreserved Catalogued Estate Sale
5pm
Session Three of “The Sheffield Hoard” and the partial contents of The Stephen Leigh Patriotic Collection with select additions (some with reserves).
Copake Auction House, 266 Rt 7A, Copake
518-329-1142
Paradise Found: The Olana Summer Party
Paradise Found: The Olana Summer Party returns to Olana’s East Lawn - Now in its eighth year, the annual summer party continues to be one of the region’s most eagerly-anticipated events of the season, typically attracting 400 guests to partake in an evening of fun, food, and fantasy.
Playing off the theme of Olana’s upcoming exhibition: Among These Picturesque Mountains: Frederic Edwin Church in Jamaica, the 2010 event committee has planned a fabulous evening of Caribbean-inspired delights.
Tickets $75 for members of The Olana Partnership, $90 for non-members.
For more information, please call (518) 828-1872 x 102.
Children's Life and Games in the 18th Century
11am
Children will have fun learning about the lives of children 200 years ago, while trying out their clothes and games. Recommended for children 7-12.
Clermont State Historic Site, off Route 9G, Clermont
518-537-4240
Kinderhook Reformed Church Historic Tours
10am-noon
A historic 1869 church building, a church that was organized by Dutch settlers in 1712. Sit in the pew which commemorates Martin Van Buren’s membership, and view the first Bible translated into Arabic by Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck. Tours are every Saturday from July 4th weekend through Columbus Day weekend.
21 Broad Street, Kinderhook Village
518-758-6410
Damn Yankees
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Senior Moments
6pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: Eilen Jewell Band
9pm
Helsinki Favorite Eilen Jewell puts her own beautiful stamp on old country, folk and blues and comes out sounding like the time-traveling, sweet-voiced lovechild of Bessie Smith, Gillian Welch, and The Be Good Tanyas.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Spider’s Web
5 & 8:30pm
$24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
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
Millay Colony for the Arts Open House Benefit
5-8pm
$75 per person, $20 for children under twelve which includes parking, food, drink, studio visits, and entertainment.
This once a year event features jazz funk trio efbom, alumni art for show and for sale, great local food and spirits, and…hula hoops.
The Colony sits on a seven-acre campus bordered by Edna St. Vincent Millay’s former house and gardens and the beautiful Harvey Mountain State Forest. Resident artists enjoy walks through trails and meadows fragrant with wild thyme, flowers and blueberries. Tickets will be sold over the phone, at 518-392-4144, [email]director@millaycolony.org[/email] or http://www.millaycolony.org
Millay Colony for the Arts, 454 East Hill Road, Austerlitz
Behl & Polenberg
10am-4pm
David Behl presents photography and mixed media works. Myron Polenberg will present a new series of black and white abstract paintings.
ARTSPACE, Maple and Main Street, Germantown
Movie: The Art of The Steal
3:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
7:30pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Other Woman
5:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
TSL brings back a remarkable recent film by Margarethe von Trotta which deals with politics, deceit, betrayal, and resolution. Ivonne is happily married to Stefan who, unbeknownst to her, was a member of the murderous East German Secret Police (Stasi). She is not interested in the past until a letter arrives from an unknown woman, Vera, who is in prison for collaborating with the Stasi. Over the course of the film, Ivonne and Vera establish a complicated and revealing relationship that changes each of their lives forever. Von Trotta is one of the world’s great directors. This film features strong female protagonists and is set against a controversial political background.
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
Seeing History
1-5pm
A special exhibition in conjunction with Seeing History, a summer institute for teachers. Hosted by Spencertown Academy Arts Center and the Columbia County Historical Society.
Spencertown Academy Arts Center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown
518-392-3693
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
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
A three-day community event of Folk music and dance at the foot of the Berkshires! Don’t miss this popular summer event.
Dodds Farm, 44 County Route 7D, Hillsdale
866-325-2744
Behl & Polenberg
10am-4pm
David Behl presents photography and mixed media works. Myron Polenberg will present a new series of black and white abstract paintings.
ARTSPACE, Maple and Main Street, Germantown
Movie: The Art of The Steal
3:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
An un-missable look at one of the art world’s most fascinating controversies. A celebrated selection of the Toronto, New York and AFI Film Festivals, Don Argott’s gripping documentary chronicles the long and dramatic struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, a private collection of art valued at more than $25 billion.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Blueberry Festival
9am-4pm
$6/adults, Children under 12 Free
Breakfast: $6/adults, $3/children
Featuring early 19th century craft demonstrations and wares, antiques, live music and entertainment for children, many different vendors and a variety of food to feed the masses. There will be blueberries galore and a blueberry pancake breakfast. (Please note additional charge for breakfast.)
Austerlitz Historical Society at Old Austerlitz site, Route 22, Austerlitz
518-392-0062
IMAGINING MADOFF
2:00 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Damn Yankees
2 & 7pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: The Wood Brothers
8pm
Modern folk and blues rarely sounds as inventive and colorful as the Wood Brothers. Currents of jazz, pop, and country build around Chris Wood’s upright bass (previously heard in Medeski, Martin & Wood) and Oliver Wood’s gentle acoustic and electric guitars.
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Spider’s Web
2 & 7pm
$22/matinee, $24/general
A classic Agatha Christie whodunit filled with comical characters and murderous intrigue. As a web of deceit starts to unravel, Christie’s heroine pulls her friends into a desperate race to unveil the murderer and solve the mystery.
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series
4pm Gates open
Wing Night & 358 Modifieds presented by CARQUEST Auto Parts & Castrol Oil
Lebanon Valley Speedway, 1746 Route 20, West Lebanon
518-794-9606
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
5:30pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
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
Painting the Delirious Orange
5-Day Painting Workshop
10am-5:30pm
$375 - $475/pp
Revel in color. A contemplative practice to deepen seeing. Broaden the visual imaginative experience. Color, shape, value, composition and space explored. The instructor, Wendy Shuster, is an exhibiting painter who has taught drawing, painting and sculpture for over 17 years.
Shuster Studio, Hudson
518-567-1332 or [email]shusterstudio@yahoo.com[/email]
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
Painting the Delirious Orange
5-Day Painting Workshop
10am-5:30pm
$375 - $475/pp
Revel in color. A contemplative practice to deepen seeing. Broaden the visual imaginative experience. Color, shape, value, composition and space explored. The instructor, Wendy Shuster, is an exhibiting painter who has taught drawing, painting and sculpture for over 17 years.
Shuster Studio, Hudson
518-567-1332 or [email]shusterstudio@yahoo.com[/email]
Bells are Ringing
8:30pm
“Bells are Ringing” is a nostalgic look at the New York of the 1950s when to have an answering service counted as a major status symbol. Re-creating her Broadway role of flibbertigibbet telephone operator Ella Peterson employed at Susanswerphone, a hole-in-the-wall answering service run by her cousin Sue (Jean Stapleton) this was Judy Holliday’s last screen appearance. The film’s songs, by Betty Comden, Adolph Green and Jule Styne, include the hit numbers “Just in Time” and “The Party’s Over.” Also starring Dean Martin and Eddie Foy, Jr.
PS/21, 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
Painting the Delirious Orange
5-Day Painting Workshop
10am-5:30pm
$375 - $475/pp
Revel in color. A contemplative practice to deepen seeing. Broaden the visual imaginative experience. Color, shape, value, composition and space explored. The instructor, Wendy Shuster, is an exhibiting painter who has taught drawing, painting and sculpture for over 17 years.
Shuster Studio, Hudson
518-567-1332 or [email]shusterstudio@yahoo.com[/email]
IMAGINING MADOFF
7:30 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Damn Yankees
2 & 8pm
$26/matinee, $27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Bizet’s Carmen
Met Opera Summer Encore
6:30pm
$15/general
Come see an encore screening of this stunning classical Met production. One of the most popular operas of all time, Carmen “is about sex, violence, and racism – and its corollary: freedom,” says Olivier Award-winning director Richard Eyre about his new production of Bizet’s drama. “It is one of the inalienably great works of art. It’s sexy, in every sense. And I think it should be shocking.” Elina Garanca sings the seductive gypsy of the title for the first time at the Met, opposite Roberto Alagna as the obsessed Don Jose. Rising maestro Yannick Nezet-Seguin conducts.
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
Painting the Delirious Orange
5-Day Painting Workshop
10am-5:30pm
$375 - $475/pp
Revel in color. A contemplative practice to deepen seeing. Broaden the visual imaginative experience. Color, shape, value, composition and space explored. The instructor, Wendy Shuster, is an exhibiting painter who has taught drawing, painting and sculpture for over 17 years.
Shuster Studio, Hudson
518-567-1332 or [email]shusterstudio@yahoo.com[/email]
IMAGINING MADOFF
7:30 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Our Town
8pm
$15/general
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Damn Yankees
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
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
Lies & Legends, The Musical Stories of Harry Chapin
8pm
$24/general
More than any other popular songwriter in recent history, Harry Chapin was a storyteller. Here, the most theatrical of Chapin’s songs have been assembled to show how he celebrated the extraordinary lives of ordinary folk. A must see!
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Spying on Nature
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
Movie: The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
5:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on the international best-selling novel by Steig Larsson. Forty years ago Harriet Vanger disappeared from a family gathering on the island inhabited by the powerful Vanger clan. Her body was never found. He employs disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate what becomes a search that leads to the dark underside of Swedish society. Join us for a double-feature! The sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire will be screened after The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo every night at 8pm
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
8pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
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
Painting the Delirious Orange
5-Day Painting Workshop
10am-5:30pm
$375 - $475/pp
Revel in color. A contemplative practice to deepen seeing. Broaden the visual imaginative experience. Color, shape, value, composition and space explored. The instructor, Wendy Shuster, is an exhibiting painter who has taught drawing, painting and sculpture for over 17 years.
Shuster Studio, Hudson
518-567-1332 or [email]shusterstudio@yahoo.com[/email]
Damn Yankees
8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
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
Lies & Legends, The Musical Stories of Harry Chapin
8pm
$24/general
More than any other popular songwriter in recent history, Harry Chapin was a storyteller. Here, the most theatrical of Chapin’s songs have been assembled to show how he celebrated the extraordinary lives of ordinary folk. A must see!
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Movie: The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
5:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on the international best-selling novel by Steig Larsson. Forty years ago Harriet Vanger disappeared from a family gathering on the island inhabited by the powerful Vanger clan. Her body was never found. He employs disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate what becomes a search that leads to the dark underside of Swedish society. Join us for a double-feature! The sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire will be screened after The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo every night at 8pm
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
8pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
Thunder Ridge
“Music at Sunset” Concert Series
6-9pm
Food and drinks available at all concerts so put on your dancin’ shoes and join the fun.
Greenport Town Park, Joslen Blvd, Greenport
IMAGINING MADOFF
8:00 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Senior Moments
7pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Club Helsinki Hudson Sound Check Series: The Blue Ribbon Boys with Julia Gottlieb
9pm
Old Time Jazz & Western Swing!
“The Blue Ribbon Boys’ genius lies in their complete embrace of early swing music, without a smidgen of pretense, irony, or any of the rootie-tootie whoop-de-do that old-timey bands too often use to sell their shtick. There’s no shtick here, just folks effortlessly playing hipster music of a couple of generations ago, straight up.” - Metroland
Club Helsinki Hudson, 405 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-828-4800
Jack & The Beanstalk
10:30am
$9/general
Magic beans lead Jack to an enchanted giant’s kingdom!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
PARC Movie: Men in Black
8pm
Free
An uproariously funny movie starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as the memorable top-secret, alien-fighting duo – the Men in Black
The Pocket Park, 330 Warren 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
Movie: The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
5:15pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
Based on the international best-selling novel by Steig Larsson. Forty years ago Harriet Vanger disappeared from a family gathering on the island inhabited by the powerful Vanger clan. Her body was never found. He employs disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist and the tattooed and troubled but resourceful computer hacker Lisbeth Salander to investigate what becomes a search that leads to the dark underside of Swedish society. Join us for a double-feature! The sequel, The Girl Who Played with Fire will be screened after The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo every night at 8pm
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Movie: The Girl Who Played With Fire
8pm
The second installment in Steig Larsson’s “Millennium Trilogy” finds journalist Mikael Blomkvist about to run a story that will expose an extensive sex trafficking operation between Eastern Europe and Sweden, implicating well-known and highly placed members of Swedish society. On the eve of publication, the two investigating reporters are murdered and the fingerprints found on the murder weapon belong to Lisbeth Salander. As Blomkvist sets out on his investigation, Salander must, once again, rely on her computer hacking skills to evade an ever-closing circle of circumstances that make her the target of a deadly “man” hunt. Join us for a double-feature! The first installment in the series, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will be screened before The Girl who Played with Fire on the 22nd, 23rd, and 29th – 31st at 5:15pm.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448
Our Town
8pm
$25/adults, $20/members, $12/students
Walking the dog Theater returns to PS21 to stage one of the most enduring American plays ever; a classic portrait of small town life with all of the sadness, joy, truth, and stark profundity that defines it.
PS/21, 2980 Route 66, Chatham
518-392-6121
IMAGINING MADOFF
8:00 PM
Mystery and intrigue unfold in this brilliant fictional unmasking of Bernard Madoff!
Stageworks/Hudson - 41 Cross Street - Hudson
518 822-9667
Senior Moments
7pm
$40/general
Dinner Theatre show presented by Taconic Stage Company.
The Lighthouse Marina, 351 Lakeview, Craryville
518-325-1234
Jack & The Beanstalk
10:30am
$9/general
Magic beans lead Jack to an enchanted giant’s kingdom!
Children’s Theatre at The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Hudson Harbor Fest: Bella's Bartok
6:30-9:30pm
Solo guitarist Yukari Rosa from Japan and Ryder Cooley’s Wreck of the Steamboat Swallow, accompanied by the incredible fusion of belly dance group Bleeding Hearts, will share opening spots for Bella’s Bartok, Western Massachusetts premier Gypsy Balkan Rockabilly Fusion Party in a Box.
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, Hudson
2010 CCVFA Convention Parade
2pm
The Columbia County Volunteer Firefighters Association Convention parade will begin on Route 66, Ghent in the vicinity of Nelson Avenue. From there, the parade will proceed south on Rt 66 then turn right onto Town Hall Place, right onto Church Street, and right onto Van Tassel Manor, ending at the Columbia County Highway Department in Ghent.
Kirill Gerstein
8pm
Tannery Pond Concert at Mount Lebanon Shaker Village, Darrow Road (off Rte 20), New Lebanon
888-820-9441
Kinderhook Reformed Church Historic Tours
10am-noon
A historic 1869 church building, a church that was organized by Dutch settlers in 1712. Sit in the pew which commemorates Martin Van Buren’s membership, and view the first Bible translated into Arabic by Cornelius Van Alen Van Dyck. Tours are every Saturday from July 4th weekend through Columbus Day weekend.
21 Broad Street, Kinderhook Village
518-758-6410
Damn Yankees
4 & 8pm
$27 & $28/evening, $12/children under 12 with adult
The national pastime with devilishly good fun and songs, as their biggest fan tries to help out the losing Senators! “Whatever Lola Wants, (You’ve Gotta Have) Heart, Two Lost Souls.”
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, 1925 Route 203, Chatham
518-392-9292
Lies & Legends, The Musical Stories of Harry Chapin
5 & 8:30pm
$24/general
More than any other popular songwriter in recent history, Harry Chapin was a storyteller. Here, the most theatrical of Chapin’s songs have been assembled to show how he celebrated the extraordinary lives of ordinary folk. A must see!
The Theater Barn, 654 Route 20, New Lebanon
518-794-8989
Hillsdale Historic House Tour
11am-3pm
$20/advance purchase, $25/general
Stroll Coldwater Street, home of 19 National Historic Register buildings, and visit four of the houses, built from 1825 to 1867 in the Federal, Classical, Greek Revival and Gothic Revival styles, and a building that has been a law office since built in 1892. Learn about the history of the houses, street and town from long-time local residents. Ticket order forms available at the below website, as well as at B&G Wine and Gourmet and at Passiflora in Hillsdale. Ticket booth at the 1928 Masonic Temple, 57 Coldwater Street, Hillsdale.
Behl & Polenberg
10am-4pm
David Behl presents photography and mixed media works. Myron Polenberg will present a new series of black and white abstract paintings.
ARTSPACE, Maple and Main Street, Germantown
Movie: The Other Woman
3:30pm
$7.50/general, $5/members
TSL brings back a remarkable recent film by Margarethe von Trotta which deals with politics, deceit, betrayal, and resolution. Ivonne is happily married to Stefan who, unbeknownst to her, was a member of the murderous East German Secret Police (Stasi). She is not interested in the past until a letter arrives from an unknown woman, Vera, who is in prison for collaborating with the Stasi. Over the course of the film, Ivonne and Vera establish a complicated and revealing relationship that changes each of their lives forever. Von Trotta is one of the world’s great directors. This film features strong female protagonists and is set against a controversial political background.
Time and Space Limited, 434 Columbia Street, Hudson
518-822-8448