D&H CANVAS July 2022

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July 2022

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Welcome back from the Pandemic: Pacem In Terris, Warwick.

Poetry at the Church, Goshen Methodist Church.

Women’s Club of Honesdale.

Vocabulary Lesson: ostinati: repeating musical patterns. curvilinear: contained by or consisting of a curved line or lines.

Letters What you folks have done and do for our entire arts community is priceless.

You’re the best.

- Ken Tschan, Goshen

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Highlights of the Month: Weekend of Chamber Music in Jeffersonville, Liberty and Livingston Manor.

A play by Tom Hanks in Ellenville.

Men perform in a musical beauty pageant in Forestburgh.

Celebrating “Freedom” in Garrison.

Rigoletto in English, so you can experience opera as it was meant to be, in Lake Huntington.

Kudos to: WJFF Radio Catskill for their dreamcome-true relocation to Liberty.

In this issue: Many visual artist opportunities, an opportunity for a chorale conductor, and an opportunity for kids to become circus performers!

World class Cabaret in Eldred and world class Jazz in Marlboro.

Antiques in Honesdale and Glass in Summitville.

Heartfelt thanks to all who advertise in, distribute, and submit items to CANVAS, and a Happy, Healthy Summer to all.

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Comedy/Farce in Monroe

Desmond Center “Student Art Show”

Moon Over Buffalo Lend Me a Tenor which is a madcap comedy/ Frank Rich of the New farce that centers on York Times called “one George and Charlotte of the two great farces Hay, fading stars of the by a living writer”.

1950s.

Creative Theatre At the moment, Muddy Water Players, they’re performing Inc. (CTMW), a nonboth Private Lives and profit organization that Cyrano De Bergerac in has been performing in Buffalo. On the brink the mid-Hudson since of a disastrous split1978, will produce the up caused by George’s play, directed by Donna dalliance with a young Polichetti, from July ingénue, they receive 9-24 at The Playhouse "Moon Over Buffalo” - pictured word that they might from left to right are: Lori Pilong, at Museum Village, just have one last shot at Jaime Fallon, and Joe Jervais. 1010 Route 17M, stardom: Frank Capra is coming to town Monroe. to see their matinee. Unfortunately for Admission includes CTMW’s George and Charlotte, everything that signature dessert at intermission of apple could go wrong does go wrong, abetted pie, ice cream, iced tea, and coffee. by a visit from their daughter’s clueless Reservations are required and seating fiancé and hilarious uncertainty about is limited. Tickets may be obtained which play they’re actually performing, from www.AtThePlayhouse.org. For caused by Charlotte’s deaf, old stage- information, call the Box Office at 845manager mother who hates every bone 294-9465. See ad page 17. in George’s body.

Covid vaccination is not required for This play marked the return, after a entry. Audience is requested to wear a 30-year absence, of Carol Burnett to the face mask that completely covers the nose Broadway stage. Written by Ken Ludwig, and mouth. Rules are subject to change it is one of his many plays that includes based on government regulations.

The Alice Desmond Post Road, Newburgh.

Center Art Gallery, Participating artists a part of The Town of are the students that Newburgh Recreation study with Desmond’s Department, is talented Instructors: presenting their annual Gayle Clark Fedigan, Student Art Show and Len DeVirgilio, and reception on June 26 Jodi Yeaple King. from 1:00pm-3:00pm The show will run Work by Joann Johnson at the Alice Desmond Center for through August 1.

Community Enrichment, 6 Albany Call 845-565-1326 for hours.

Fantasy Photos in Lords Valley For 30 years, Bonnie McCaffery traveled the world teaching her creative quilting techniques. That passion was replaced with a passion for portrait photography and Photoshop.

While she does traditional portraits, headshots and senior photography, she also loves to create fantasy photos in Photoshop by combining photos she has taken to create a piece of art.

The fantasy photos will often have a

hidden message within the piece. Combining her portrait photography skills with her Photoshop skills, she creates personalized fantasy photo art.

The Office/Gallery at Chant Realtors welcomes Bonnie McCaffery and her collection of Fantasy Photos, from July 1 through August 27.

A reception is scheduled for July 1 from 5:00pm-7:00pm at the gallery, 631 Route 739, Lords Valley. For more information, email: mamajoan@ptd.net.

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Forestburgh Playhouse in July July is Forestburgh Playhouse’s month for a musical beauty pageant, a “back by popular demand” musical, and a new musical for its youth audience. . ..through July 3 Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits!

July 5-17 Who will be Miss Glamouresse?

Directed by Roque Berlanga and choreographed by Deborah Leamy on the Playhouse Mainstage, The Miss Glamouresse Pageant is coming to Forestburgh. It’s like no beauty pageant you’ve ever seen before. Six gorgeous contestants (all men!), vying for the title, compete in swimsuit, talent, evening gown, and spokesmodel categories.

This hilariously fun musical is Miss America meets Kinky Boots. Even better, you pick the winner! No performance is ever the same...and the suspense is real!

Help choose the next Miss Glamouresse and come to the Pageant!

July 19-31 Back by Popular Demand!

Directed and choreographed by Chaz Wolcott, Mamma Mia! tells the hilarious story of a teen’s search for her birth father on a Greek island paradise. Over 54

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million people all around the world have fallen in love with the characters, the story and the music that makes Mamma Mia! the ultimate feel-good show! A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads.

And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget! Featuring countless ABBA hits like Honey Honey, Dancing Queen, Take a Chance on Me, the show will have you dancing in the aisles!

July 7 through August 20 Forestburgh’s annual Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) production this year is Alice in Wonderland.

This brand-new musical version of the timeless classic takes audiences of all ages down the rabbit hole with the evercurious Alice to a land of zany adventures where nothing is as it seems. The White Rabbit, Tweedle-Dee & Tweedle-Dum, the Mad Hatter, the Caterpillar, the Mock Turtle, the mysterious Cheshire Cat, the Queen of Hearts, and all your favorites from Lewis Carroll’s beloved books make this a magical, tuneful, and over-the-top entertaining musical for the whole family!

Forestburgh Tavern “Like every year, our Tavern cabaret

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performances will run alongside each mainstage production,” said Producing Artistic Director Franklin Trapp.

Forestburgh’s highly talented ResCo (Resident Company) performs for you before the show (with dinner) Tuesdays through Fridays at 6:00pm. AND with a different menu every week!

Go to the Tavern June 28-July 1 for a beautiful cabaret celebrating the music and lyrics of Stephen Sondheim, one of the greatest composer-lyricists of our generation. You’ll marvel at selections from West Side Story, Company, Gypsy, Into the Woods and many more.

It’s an age-old rivalry. Which movie was better? Grease or Grease2? Help decide at the Tavern July 5-15 as the ResCo sings the hits of these iconic films!

Broadway and film composer Cole Porter left an indelible mark on the American songbook. In the July 19-29 Cabarets, the ResCo will turn back time with hits like Anything Goes, I Get a Kick Out of You, It’s Delovely and more.

“We are also proud to announce that the In the Works-In the Woods Festival will be returning in September for a second year to celebrate and present the work of emerging artists,” Trapp concluded.

WJFF in Liberty After long months of anticipation, WJFF Radio Catskill has finally moved to its new location in Liberty.

At press time, staff and volunteers were still deeply involved in unpacking in addition to making sure WJFF’s wonderful programming continued uninterruptedly.

Station Manager Tim Bruno has announced tentative plans to have Open Houses on July 23 and 30, from 11:00am to 4:00pm. “We’ll have guided tours of the new facilities by staff and volunteers.

We *may* have some live music,” he said, hopefully. “And of course, folks can donate to our Summer Fun Drive in person!”

Visit www.wjffradio.org for updates.

GIVE ME LIBERTY! Every week Radio Catskill’s Program Director and host of The Local Edition, Jason Dole (pictured) explores the Town and Village of Liberty. “We are getting to know our new neighbors as we move into our new studio in Liberty this summer.”

Art Inspired By Nature in Milford The July exhibit at meditative manner and the ARTery Gallery, seeks to convey their Inspired by Nature brings innate poetry to the together the works of audience. watercolorist Yeoshin Helfand, a retired “Helen” Hwang and educator, has a deep potter/crafter/maker affinity for working with Scott Helfand. This his hands. He creates show will include two functional works of art of Hwang’s ink and that highlight the raw watercolor paintings aesthetics of pottery, Plum Blossoms by Y. Hwang on rice paper: Hoping the rustic beauty of for Peace featuring steel and wood, the Ukraine’s national natural patina of flower, the sunflower oxidizing steel, and and Blessing Life, the radiance of glass. her painting of plum Scott especially enjoys blossoms.

Helfand’s using heat and fire to stoneware mugs, refine raw materials created with actual such as glass bottles Stoneware mugs by S. Helfand tree leaves thrown into that he repurposes into the mug wall will be on display as well artwork. as his rustic modern tables with bases The exhibit runs from July 7 to August welded from steel and tops beautifully 8 with an opening reception on July 9 fashioned from raw edge wood. from 6:00pm-9:00pm. Music will be Hwang is a Korean artist working with provided by Karl Spicer, a vocalist and both traditional and modern Asian art multi-instrumentalist, including upright materials and styles. She illustrates her and electric bass, guitar, flute and love of nature through the ten plant types Japanese bamboo Shakuhachi flute. that traditionally make up Korean art.

The ARTery is located at 210 Broad She approaches her subjects in a relaxed Street, Milford. Call 570-409-1234.

R&B & Broadway on the Green Orange County Arts Council’s OC Live Music Series presents MVORE, an R&B/soul collaborative performance group, Broadway/Hollywood composer Steve Margoshes, and Elex Lee Vann, bass-baritone, performing Margoshes’ original works.

Ralph Mvore, Jazzy Mvore and Golden Mvore are MVORE. Through cultural performances, concerts, dance showcases, music and entrepreneurial events, art workshops and poetry classes, they’re impacting their community in a beautiful way. It is important to MVORE to build Newburgh and the people that live there, and to promote the talent that is waiting to be recognized.

Steve Margoshes is the composer of Fame: The Musical. His classical compositions have been recorded with the Budapest Symphony. Vann is a noted singer and educator in Orange County, having performed numerous times for the Opera Company of the Highlands and in solo concerts.

They will perform I Have A Dream (endorsed by Coretta Scott King), with text by Dr. Martin Luther King, and music by Margoshes. “I set Martin Luther King’s historic speech to music in collaboration with the brilliant baritone

Newuburgh-based R&B/Soul trio, MVORE

Steve Margoshes

Elex Lee Vann

Bruce Hubbard. Bruce passed away in 1991. Elex Lee Vann does a wonderful rendition of this piece,” said Margoshes.

The July 1, 7:00pm-10:00pm concert will be held outdoors at Safe Harbors Green, 97 Broadway, Newburgh. In case of inclement weather, OC Live will take place next door inside the Lobby at the Ritz. Beer, wine and beverages will be available for purchase.

Registration is necessary to attend.

Visit www.ocartscouncil.org.

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Quartet & Quintet in Port Jervis

Betrayal, Love & Disguise in Goshen

The Music Series at compared to legends UpFront Exhibition like Kenny Wheeler, Space, groove port, and plays cornet and will feature the Robert flugelhorn emitting a Tellefsen Band. mesmerizing sound.

Tellefsen (lead Guitarist and composer vocals and acoustic Jack DeSalvo colors guitar) was born in the Quintrepid Brooklyn and has proceedings with The Robert Tellefsen Band played with the likes his unique harmonic of Bob Dylan and sense. Chris Forbes Richie Havens. is a powerful pianist Known for his Richie and composer.

Havens style, he can The melodic and take you back to the virtuosic doubledays in The Village, Matt Lambiase Jack DeSalvo Chris Forbes bass of Dmitry while also throwing in Ishenko and the some modern touches, adventurous, swinging such as Dave Matthews. drums and percussion of His folk/rock band Tom Cabrera round out consists of Tony Maddi this intrepid unit. (lead guitar), Dave Quintrepid performs Figura (bass), and Ken on July 16 at 7:00pm.

Christianson (congas). Dmitry Ishenko & Tom Cabrera UpFront’s Art Gallery They perform on July 1 at 7:00pm. opens at 1:00pm for viewing the current Quintrepid is an intrepid quintet of art show and will be open through to some of New York’s preeminent jazz the concert at 7:00pm for the July 16 improvisers who present music that concert. Tickets at the door. is arresting in its depth yet holds an BYOB at UpFront Exhibition Center, unmistakable allure. They are: 31 Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis.

Matt Lambiase, who has been Phone: 845-754-1808.

Sponsored by The Goshen Public Library & Historical Society, Cornerstone Theatre Arts will present The Two Gentlemen of Verona, one of Shakespeare’s earliest plays and also one of the most rarely performed.

Jillian Landsman Bruce Gluckman M. Ciuffetelli Two best friends, Proteus and Valentine, travel to Milan where they both fall in love with Silvia.

Silvia loves Valentine, but Proteus pursues her despite the fact he has a girlfriend at home.

That man that hath a tongue, I say is no man, if with his tongue Joe Barra B. Pierce-Caiazza Ken Tschan he cannot win a woman.

They do not love that do not show their Marianne Ciuffetelli, Bruce Gluckman, Joan McCabe, and Julia Wilson. love.

Performances are weekends at O hateful hands, to tear such loving words; Injurious wasps, to feed on such 2:00pm, July 16-24, held outdoors sweet honey. And kill the bees that yield under the tent in Salesian Park, 366 it, with your stings! I’ll kiss each several Main Street, Goshen. Admission is free!

Bring a lawn chair. paper for amends.

Cornerstone Theatre Arts is now in its The script is adapted by Brittany Pierce-Caiazza and directed by Ken 10th full year as a 501c3 not-for-profit Tschan. Victoria Cottone designs company. This summer’s Shakespeare the sound. Featured performers are show marks Ken Tschan’s 20th year Jillian Landsman, Madison Kaplan, directing summer Shakespeare in Gabriel Donovan, Jason Lake, Dean Goshen. Bravo!

Visit www.Cornerstonetheatrearts.org Knapp, Joe Barra, Kevin McDonnell,

845-778-2791

Just a few of our July Events!

7/7, 6pm: “Seashell Craft” w/ Eileen Stelljes 7/14, 6pm: “Sea Glass Bowl” Craft 7/16, 8am: “Birding the Shawangunk Grassland” w/ Bill Fiero (a walk identifying birds, bring comfy shoes!)

www.waldenpubliclibrary.org

7/22, 10am: “Sidewalk Book Sale” (In case of rain, the sale will be held in the Library).

7/28, 6pm: “Stories From the Seas” w/ Eileen Stelljes Stay up to date on additional programs by visiting the website!

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Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra: Summer Pops Celebrate Independence & Freedom Join the celebration of America’s Independence with the Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) on the Great Lawn at Boscobel House and Gardens, 1601 NY-9D, Garrison, for the Outdoor Summer Pops Concert on July 2 at 7:30pm.

“This concert has been designed around that most cherished of American values: “Freedom”. Each piece relates to this notion in one way or another. From the dawning of a new era with Strauss’ sunrise (made famous in 2001: A Space Odyssey), to the great hymn of liberty in Holst’s Jupiter to the majesty of the Great Gate of Kiev dedicated to Tsar Alexander II emancipator of the serfs, to Lincoln’s magisterial words in Copland’s portrait of the former president, to the grand climax of Tchaikovsky’s beloved 1812 Overture. The whole program will serve as a joyous reminder of how lucky we are to be living in the Land of the Free,” said Maestro Russell Ger. Other “Freedom” examples for the concert: Mozart: Free kidnapped beloved Konstanze, and Verdi: Freedom of Jewish people after exile.

Gates open at 6:00pm. Performance begins at 7:30pm.

NOTE: No pets of any kind are allowed. Phone: 845-265-3638.

The Sultans of Swing Frank Sinatra was greatly influenced by the intimate, easy-listening vocal style (crooning) of Bing Crosby and began his musical career in the swing era with bandleaders Harry James and Tommy Dorsey. While Sinatra never learned how to read music, he worked very hard from a young age to improve his abilities in all aspects of music.

The U.S. Postal Service issued a 42cent postage stamp in honor of Sinatra

in May 2008, commemorating the tenth anniversary of his death.

Ella Fitzgerald was noted for her purity of tone, impeccable diction, phrasing, timing, intonation, and a “hornlike” improvisational ability, particularly in her scat singing.

In 2008, the Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center in Newport News named its new 276-seat theater the Ella Fitzgerald Theater, several blocks away from her birthplace. Her extensive cookbook collection was donated to the Schlesinger Library at Harvard University. There is a bronze sculpture of Fitzgerald in Yonkers, the city in which she grew up.

In 2007, the U.S. Postal Service announced that Fitzgerald would be honored with her own postage stamp.

On July 23 at 4:00pm in Aquinas Hall, 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, the GNSO will musically honor these two American icons for their unique contributions to our musical heritage.

Tickets: www.newburghsymphony. org and at the doors.

VIS UAL ART I S T O P P O RT UNI T I ES Warwick Art League Come to Art in the Park at the Warwick Memorial Park Pavilion on Wednesdays through October 31, from 10:00am-1:00pm. The Warwick Art League (WAL) welcomes members and artists to come and paint/draw. Also, join WAL for Friday Drop in and Paint sessions at the Warwick Senior Center, 10:30am-1:00pm. The WAL plein air paint out will take place again this year, invited by the Warwick Valley Garden Club to paint in the 6 gardens selected for the Warwick Garden Tour, July 9.

For more information, call or text Carol Levitsky at 973-975-8575.

Hudson Valley Plein Air Festival The 7th Annual Hudson Valley Plein Air Festival is seeking plein air artists to compete for cash prizes and awards for the October event. Sponsored by the Wallkill River School, the event attracts artists from across the U.S. for a weeklong plein air competition.

For information, visit hvpleinair.com St. Joseph’s Parish Annual Art Show St. Joseph’s Parish Annual Art Show in Wurtsboro is open to all artists, professional and amateur. Entry fees begin at $3 for a single piece of work and $2 for each additional piece. Children 8

& teen entries are free.

Categories are oil/ acrylic, watercolor, photography, digital & other media. There is a separate category for children and teens, grouped by age: K to 4, 5 to 8, and 9 to 12.

Deadline for submissions is July 27.

Artworks may be dropped off at the church office/rectory, 180 Sullivan Street. They may be left on the back porch with the entry form or its equivalent, with name, address, phone and/or other contact info, title of work, lowest acceptable price for sale or a clear indication that the work(s) is/are Not for Sale. A check should accompany the submission(s).

Plein Air in Wallkill The Vision of Wallkill (VoW) is partnering with the Wallkill River School (WRS) for An Artist’s Dream, a plein air event at Lippincott Manor, a wedding venue situated on a hill looking out at the Shawangunk Mountains in one direction, the Wallkill River in another and the gardens that enhance the property, at 69 Lippincott Road, Wallkill, on July 9 (rain date: July 10) at 9:00am. Meet and paint or photograph until 1:00pm.

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at least one of their pieces to VoW for a silent auction to be held on September 24 during the annual Weekend of Wallkill.

The public will have several options to view the works and place bids. Artists shall provide a beginning bid price and split the proceeds, 50% to the artist and 50% as a donation to VoW. Water and bathrooms provided. You don’t have to be a part of the WRS to participate. Contact Adrienne at 845-8958712 or email dramapearl@aol.com.

Art Supply Swap The Highlands Art Alliance will be holding an art supply swap at the American Legion Hall, 134 Old State Road, Highland Falls, on July 30, from Noon to 3:00pm. See ad pg. 3.

Visit www.highlandartsalliance.org.

2D & 3D Art & Craft The ARTery Gallery in Milford is reviewing work by artists interested in membership, for 2D and 3D art and fine craft. The 20+ year old cooperative gallery is located in the historic Forest Hall building at the center of a charming and well visited town, along the Delaware River and at the gateway to Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.

For details: www.arterygallerymilford. com or call 570-409-1234.

Glass, Summitville Alex Prizgintas is well known in the Hudson Valley not only as a cellist, but for his lectures/ talks/exhibits that preserve and promote topics of local history.

One of his many subjects is glass, and some of his many talks have titles such as: Orange County’s Dairies and Their Milk Bottles, The Art of Antique Bottle Detecting, The Rondout Valley’s Glassy Past: The Ellenville Glass Works, and The Art of Antique Bottle Detecting.

Prizgintas, himself an avid bottle collector, will be offering a presentation about glass and bottles at the Mamakating Historical Society, 136 Summitville Road, Summitville, on July 22 at 7:00pm.

For further information, phone the Mamakating Historical Society at 845888-2851.

Little Big Band

The Little Big Band Group was founded and is led by Bruce Dedrick, a musician/singer/composer/arranger.

The Group’s extensive repertoire includes music from the Big Band Era, a large Latin book, polkas, classic rock and much more. Arrangements are formulated to produce a big band sound from their compact group of six to eight talented musicians!

This musical event will be performed on the Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library’s outdoor stage, 479 Broadway, Monticello, on July 14 at 6:00pm.

Admission is free. Bring a chair or a blanket. In the event of inclement weather, the band will perform inside the Library.

Registration is required. Visit www. ebcpl.org and scroll to “Adult Calendar.”

This event will also be streamed on YouTubeLive.

For information, call 845-794-4660.

World Class Cabaret in Eldred July 10: Christine Andreas Recipient of the prestigious Mabel Mercer Award, Christine Andreas has embodied many roles throughout the span of her illustrious career, photo by Cliff Lipson including Jacqueline in the recent revival of La Cage aux Folles, creating the role of Marguerite St. Just in The Scarlet Pimpernel, and her Tony Awardnominated performances in Oklahoma! and On Your Toes. She also captured hearts as Eliza Doolittle in the 20th anniversary production of My Fair Lady (which won her a Theatre World Award).

Join hosts Scott Samuelson and Eddie Dudek for AND SO IT GOES...Life & Love, Lost & Found featuring Andreas for the 2022 Bradstan Coming Home Cabaret Series on July 10 at 8:00pm at the Eldred Preserve, 1040 Route 55, Eldred. Info: 845-557-8316.

The evening will feature songs from Broadway and the Great American Songbook, both classic and contemporary, including the likes of Billy Joel, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Yip Harburg & Burton

Lane, John Lennon, Burke/Van Heusen, Leonard Bernstein, and more. Andreas’ performance will make you feel right at home with the sheer beauty of her soprano voice and the warmth and intimacy she brings to cabaret.

July 24: Guthrie & Guthrie From their first startlingly authentic rendition of Sound of Silence to their playful version of Cecilia, Jeb Guthrie & Jock Guthrie will have every audience member smiling and singing along as they pay homage to the music of Simon & Garfunkel and highlight the brothers’ deep spiritual connection to this music - and to the 60s - the period that made it all happen, at the Eldred Preserve on July 24 at 8:00pm.

Have dinner at the Homestead Restaurant and Lounge before the shows and receive 15% off your meal!

Email dining@theeldredpreserve.com.

For tickets to the Cabaret, visit: www.TheEldredPreserve.com

Classic Films in Milford Film Historian John DiLeo continues his classic film series this month with the perfect film for the holiday weekend, an 80th anniversary screening of Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942), highlighted

by James Cagney’s Oscar-winning performance as George M. Cohan.

Cagney, like Cohan, was an IrishAmerican who had been a song-anddance man early in his career. His unique and seemingly odd presentation style, of halfsinging and half-reciting the songs, reflected the style that Cohan himself used.

Cohan is said to have been born on the 4th of July, Joan Leslie & James Cagney as he wrote in the lyrics of his song, Yankee Doodle Dandy. However, Cohan was actually born on July 3, the date of DiLeo’s 4:00pm film showing at the Milford Theater.

What more can be said about Some Like It Hot (1959) which opened to critical and commercial success and is considered to

Curtis, Lemmon, and Monroe

be one of the greatest films of all time.

The film was produced without approval from the Motion Picture Production Code (Hays Code), because it features LGBT-related themes, including crossdressing. The overwhelming success of Some Like It Hot is considered one of the reasons behind the replacement of the Hays Code in the 1960s.

Billy Wilder chose to shoot the film in black and white as Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in full drag costume and make-up looked “unacceptably grotesque” in early color tests. Despite Marilyn Monroe’s contract requiring the film to be in color, she agreed to it being filmed in black and white after seeing that Curtis and Lemmon’s make-up gave them a “ghoulish” appearance in color.

Laugh your head off on July 17 at 4:00pm in the Milford Theater, 14 E. Catharine Street. Tickets at the door.

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Shadowland: A Crossword Puzzle and a World Premiere Play by Tom Hanks Shadowland Stages has cast comedienne Kyle June Williams in its second production of the season, The Crossword Play (or Ezmeranda’s Gift).

Williams is an actor, writer, and touring comic playing sold out performances at The Kennedy Center, The Apollo in London, and Radio City Music Hall to name a few. She is also a voice over artist for Nickelodeon, Paramount, and voices Chichi the Hammerhead Shark for Baby Shark Brooklyn. Kyle has been lucky enough to work in TV and film in LA and New Orleans and is over the moon to return to the stage in New York.

In The Crossword Play we join an expert level crossword puzzlemaker in a puzzle-making workshop, where she guides us through the conventions, strictures and rules of crossword puzzle creation - until things get a bit unruly.

The Studio makes a perfect place for this inventive, environmentally conceived production and puts the audience “in the room” as events unfold.

About the combination of play and production venue, artistic director Brendan Burke said, “We’re so fortunate at Shadowland to have a second venue, The Studio, for shows like this that benefit from an intimate relationship between the audience and performer.

In this case, the audience will be the attendees of a crossword workshop in the world of the play.”

Director Mêlisa Annis chimed in: “I am thrilled to be back as Shadowland Stages is my favorite theater, and theater community in New York.” An award winning playwright and director, Annis has had the pleasure of working with Shadowland Stages (The Night Alive, Mystery of Love & Sex, Disgraced) and numerous theaters across the country.

Playwright Donna Hoke’s work has been seen in 47 states and on five continents. She also serves on the Dramatists Guild Council, is an ensemble playwright at Road Less Traveled Productions, blogger, moderator of the Official Playwrights of Facebook, and a New York Times-published crossword puzzle constructor.

“First Saturday” matinee will be the “vaxxed & masked” performance of the show, in which patrons are required to provide proof of vaccination and wear masks while inside the building.

Aside from this performance, it is not anticipated that any Covid protocols will be enforced (though masks are, of course, optional).

The production of The Crossword Play (or Ezmeranda’s Gift) will be performed June 24 to July 10 at The Studio at Shadowland Stages, 14 Market Street, Ellenville. It is one of TWO world premiere productions in the 2022 season, with the other being the Tom Hanks cowritten Safe Home which follows.

Special for previews: First Friday at 8:00pm, First Saturday 2:00pm Matinee are ‘pay what you will’ at the box office.

K.June Williams Timothy Busfield Nikkole Salter

Leyu Girma

New Play

by Tom Hanks The centerpiece of Shadowland’s Ellis Cahill Paul Murphy James Riordan Angeline R. Troy season is one of the most exciting August 7 presentation on the Main projects in its history. Shadowland Stages Stage at Shadowland, 157 Canal Street, is thrilled to produce the world premiere Ellenville. Box office: 845-647-5511 or of Safe Home, written by Tom Hanks & visit www.ShadowlandStages.org James Glossman, based on stories by Hanks and directed by Glossman.

August Fundraiser Bert Allenberry is a smart man, many Ellenville Regional Hospital is say a genius. His inventions have changed presenting A Taste of Broadway on the world. He has everything a very rich August 21: lunch at Gaby’s Cafe is at man is supposed to have, need, or want... 11:45am while the show at Shadowland except for time. So now Bert is about to is at 2:00pm. Shadowland’s show will dive headlong through a door, into other feature a John Denver musical. $99 people’s lives in other people’s places, in includes lunch, show and fundraiser. a time-bending odyssey to find his way Make your check payable to: “ERH Safe Home. (Cast photos above.)

Auxiliary” along with your phone #, and Hanks said: “Shadowland Stages is if you are a paid (Shadowland) season the ideal venue for Safe Home, a safe subscriber. If you are presently a season home for a new play. The possibility subscriber, your price will be $74. Mail to come back to the theater, to the fine to Helene Morris, P.O. Box 105, Spring hands of the ensemble, is fresh, thrilling Glen, NY 12483. and due!”

Call Helene with any seating requests Reserve now for the July 15 to or questions: 845-210-7120.

Free Municipal Outdoor Summer Music Concerts: A Sampling Wednesdays - Walden Village of Walden’s concerts are on Wednesdays at 6:30pm at Wooster Grove Memorial Park, 89 East Main Street.

July 13: The Mike Antonelli Band Hank’s Franks food truck will be on site. Free water provided by Hannaford. Call the Town of Montgomery and Town of Crawford Dial-A-Bus to schedule a FREE pick up!

For questions, call the JosephineLouise Public Library at 845-778-7621 or visit www.villageofwalden.org The

Wednesdays - Rock Hill Rock Hill has a happening local music scene! Whether you are in the mood for country, blues, or an open mic jam session, Rock Hill has it all.

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music at the Rock Hill Farmers Market Park, 223 Rock Hill Drive. Join friends and family, bring a chair or blanket and your picnic basket!

In the event of rain, the concert series is relocated to the pavilion at the Rock Hill Fire Department, 61 Glen Wild Rd. Wednesdays - Callicoon Center Charles Hicks, Town of Callicoon historian, tells of Caspar Gilbert, an immigrant who reportedly could not read a note of music. Gilbert is given credit for starting the first band in Callicoon Center shortly after he arrived in 1848.

The current band is made up of some 40 players. There are music teachers, professional people, craftsmen, retired people and talented high school players.

Each Wednesday this summer the band will be at a new location. See them at the English Haypress Barn at Callicoon Hills, 1 Hills Resort Road.

Thursdays - Sugar Loaf On the Lawn concert series offers different seating locations. Close

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up, towards the rear, and a special knitting/crocheting area. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs, blankets, picnic baskets, family and friends.

Refreshments are available on site. For more information visit: facebook.com/ onthelawnatsugarloafcrossing or call 845-469-2713. See ad page 18.

Opening the series July 7 at 6:30pm is Elissa Jones & The Hudson Valley Ebony Strings (pictured above).

Elissa also performs for the free summer concert series at Railroad Green in Warwick on July 30 at 7:30pm.

Middletown & Warwick The Dark Horses are a powerhouse line-up of nine Orange County musicians that bring to life George Harrison’s

musical legacy from his Cavern Club days with the Beatles through his solo career, including collaborations with Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne, and The Traveling Wilburys.

Catch them on July 15 at 6:00pm in Degnan Square, Middletown, and July 23 at 7:30pm at Railroad Green, Warwick.

Thursdays - Kauneonga Lake See calendar page 12 for a schedule of the Bethel Lakeside Music summer concerts in The Gazebo at Kauneonga July 21 at 6:00pm: Fisher & Keane Lake.

Contact these municipalities and venues for their free concert series: New Windsor, Montgomery, Greenwood Lake, Warwick, West Point, and Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center.

Celebrate Hurleyville Pride!

“Dynamic Duo” in Newburgh

Bring your family and friends out for a family friendly day party and carnival celebrating love, self-expression and the magic of summer in the Catskills for Yes! Yes! Yes! Hurleyville Pride!

Celebration and entertainment for all ages, all people, all humans and creative creatures, brought to you by House of Yes & “Hurleyville Pride Fest” photo by Douglas Shindler Friends, a creative collective and theatre-infused nightclub based parking lot between the old O&W Rail in Brooklyn, renowned for producing Station and Hurleyville Performing exceptional nightlife parties, cabaret Arts Centre (HPAC), so bring your shows, circus spectacles, immersive chairs for center stage seats between the cinema, and creative experiences that dancing and the circus shows on July defy categorization and transcend genre. 23, from 2:00pm-7:00pm outdoors on House of Yes will return to Hurleyville Railroad Avenue.

Tickets: Yes! Yes! Yes! is FREE! FREE! to celebrate LOVE and LGBTQIA+ Pride, with 20+ vendors including food, FREE! And at 7:00pm you can enjoy dinner at art, and activities like Headdress Making, a Glitter Station, 2 Bars, a DJ, and a Taco HPAC’s Tango Café!

Yes! Yes! Yes! Hurleyville Pride is Table by Tango Café.

What to bring: your family, friends, made possible by The Sullivan Catskills magic wands and glitter lashes, camping Visitors Association and many donors chairs, dancing shoes and your wallet for and supporters.

For a full schedule, visit HPAC’s the bar, food, and vendors.

Note that this event is in the little website: www.hurleyvilleartscentre.org

Holland Tunnel www.judysinger.ca/ Gallery presents works Thomas transforms by Toronto based simple modern materials painter Judy Singer into tendril-like shapes and Newburgh multithat unfurl and intertwine disciplinary artist Judy into a weird curvilinear Thomas. Singer and space, suggesting a Thomas approach color Dr. Seussian world and expression from of ribbons or musical different generational notes. The play of light perspectives and and shadow, real and material practices, the implied volume and high “Rising” by Judy Singer juxtaposition of which key color that Thomas results in a spirited practices evokes a sense dialogue between the two of wit and wonder. artists’ work about color, Underlying the playful line, form and meaning. nature of her work is an Singer’s abstract investigation into the paintings are brilliantly formal elements of color, rich in color and mark line and form through a making. The spontaneous 21st century lens. mixing of paint directly For more about the on the canvas speaks to artist, visit https:// her history as an abstract judythomas.com/ expressionist and color “Kaleidoscope” by Judy Thomas The exhibit, entitled field painter. Confident and creative, Dynamic Duo, runs from July 9-August these works show a masterful handling 14. An opening reception will be held on of her medium, inviting the viewer to July 9 from 5:00pm-8:00pm at Holland experience the raw power of emotion Tunnel Gallery, 46 Chambers Street, that these paintings evoke.

Newburgh.

For more about the artist, visit https:// Visit www.hollandtunnelgallery.com

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Music - pop, Folk, Country, Blues, rock, etc. sponsored by Steve’s Music Center, Rock Hill and Al’s Music Center, Port Jervis

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Callicoon Center Band �������������� Haypress Barn, Callicoon Center, Wednesdays, 8pm FREE Pine Bush Community Band �����������������������������Wooster Grove, Walden, Jun 27, 7pm FREE Midnight Slim & Laurie Anne rock, blues, country �Wooster Grove, Jun 29, 6:30pm FREE Joanna M Gass and the Search & Rescue Orchestra ������������������������������������������������������������ Bethel Lakeside Music, Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jun 30, 6pm FREE Tracy Bonham alt-pop ����������������������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jun 30, 7pm Jimmy Sturr & his Orchestra ��������������������������� Degnan Square, Middletown, Jul 1, 6pm FREE MVORE, Steven Margoshes, Elex Vann OCAC Live ������������� Safe Harborts Green, Jul 1, 7pm Dead & Company �����������������������������������������������������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 1, 7pm Janiva Magness blues, Robert Diorio �������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 1, 7pm Robert Tellefsen Band folk, rock ������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 1, 7pm The Doobie Brothers w/Michael McDonald & special guests �����Bethel Woods, Jul 2, 7pm Richard Barone & Glenn Mercer mid-70s ����������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 2, 7pm West Point Band “Independence Day Celebration” ��������������������������������������������������������������� Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point, Jul 2, 7:30pm FREE Steely Dan w/Dave Stryker Trio �����������������������������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 3, 7pm Becca Stevens & The Secret Trio jazz, rock, classical, world ����The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 3, 7pm Josh Groban w/Preservation Hall Jazz Band, ������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 5, 7pm Hillbilly Parade ����������������������������������������������� Wooster Grove, Walden, Jul 6, 6:30pm FREE Cruise Control dance, pop ������������������Farmers Market Park, Rock Hill, Jul 6, 6:30pm FREE Lighten Up Bethel Lakeside Music ���������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 7, 6pm FREE Oxford Station acoustic ��������������������� Run4, Downtown Park, Middletown, Jul 7, 6pm FREE Elissa Jones & Ebony Strings On the Lawn � Railroad Crossing, Sugar Loaf, Jul 7, 6:30pm FREE Tribute to Levon Helms RCO All-Stars ��������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 7, 7pm Inside Brag ���������������������������������������������������������� Degnan Square, Middletown, Jul 8, 6pm FREE Train w/Jewel, Blues Traveler, Will Anderson �����������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 8, 7pm Jonah Smith & Friends soul ���������������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 8, 7pm The Rock and Roll Playhouse Beatles, Outdoor Family Concert ����Bethel Woods, Jul 9, 11am Shades Motown �����������������������������������������������������Phillipsport Community Center, Jul 9, 7pm West Point Band “Midsummer Night’s Swing.” �������������������������������������������������������������������� Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point, Jul 9, 7:30pm FREE Cuboricua! salsa �������������������������������������������������� The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 9, 8pm Chris Raabe ���������������������������������������Farmers Market Park, Rock Hill, Jul 13, 6:30pm FREE Mike Antonelli Band ������������������������������������� Wooster Grove, Walden, Jul 13, 6:30pm FREE The Little Big Band Group �������Crawford Library Outdoors, Monticello, Jul 14, 6pm FREE The River Ramblers Bethel Lakeside Music ������������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 14, 6pm FREE Van B. Boys eclectic acoustic ����������� Run4, Downtown Park, Middletown, Jul 14, 6pm FREE Loose Friends Band On the Lawn �������Railroad Crossing, Sugar Loaf, Jul 14, 6:30pm FREE Chicago & Brian Wilson w/Al Jardine & Blondie Chaplin �������Bethel Woods, Jul 14, 7pm The Dark Horses George Harrison ������������ Degnan Square, Middletown, Jul 15, 6pm FREE OneRepublic w/NEEDTOBREATHE ������������������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 15, 7pm Jay Collins & Friends w/Scott Sharrard ������������������������ The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 15, 7pm The Dark Horses George Harrison Legacy ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� Run4Downtown Park, Middletown, Jul 15, 6pm FREE The Klezmatics ������������������������������������������������������������������ The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 16, 7pm West Point Band & West Point Alumni Glee Club ������������������������������������������������������������������ Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point, Jul 16, 7:30pm FREE Pine Bush Community Band �������������������������Montgomery Senior Center, Jul 17, 3pm FREE Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts funk ������������������������������������������������������ The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 17, 7pm Alanis Morissette w/Garbage ��������������������������������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 19, 7pm The Brian “BSKi” Collazo and Band ��������� Wooster Grove, Walden, Jul 20, 6:30pm FREE Johnny Jules ��������������������������������������Farmers Market Park, Rock Hill, Jul 20, 6:30pm FREE Dave Matthews Band ��������������������������������������������������������������� Bethel Woods, Jul 20, 7:30pm Phish ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Bethel Woods, Jul 20 & 23, 7:30pm Fisher & Kean Bethel Lakeside Music ������������Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 21, 6pm FREE Kevin McCabe Duo acoustic rock ��� Run4, Downtown Park, Middletown, Jul 21, 6pm FREE Larry Stevens Band On the Lawn �������Railroad Crossing, Sugar Loaf, Jul 21, 6:30pm FREE The Shallows Motown, r&r, blues �������������� Degnan Square, Middletown, Jul 22, 6pm FREE Club d’Elf �������������������������������������������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 22, 7pm Joe Louis Walker Band rock, blues ��������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 23, 7pm The Dark Horses George Harrison Legacy � Railroad Green, Warwick, Jul 23, 7:30pm FREE West Point Band “Hollywood” ����� Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point, Jul 23, 7:30pm FREE Backstreet Boys ������������������������������������������������������������������������������Bethel Woods, Jul 24, 7pm Pine Bush Community Band ������������������ St. Paul’s RC Church, Bullville, Jul 25, 7pm FREE Whiskey Crossing �����������������������������Farmers Market Park, Rock Hill, Jul 27, 6:30pm FREE Rachel Berkman �������������������������������������������� Wooster Grove, Walden, Jul 27, 6:30pm FREE Shades pop, r&b �������������������������Crawford Library Outdoors,, Monticello, Jul 28, 6pm FREE Jaketown Road Bethel Lakeside Music �����������Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 28, 6pm FREE Ray Longchamp & Vinnie Mazo Simon & Garfunkel ����������������������������������������������������������� Run4, Downtown Park, Middletown, Jul 28, 6pm FREE Green River On the Lawn ��������������������Railroad Crossing, Sugar Loaf, Jul 28, 6:30pm FREE Abraxis Santana ���������������������������������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 28, 7pm Gentlemen of Soul ��������������������������������������������Degnan Square, Middletown, Jul 29, 6pm FREE Arlen Roth & The PayPals blues ������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 29, 7pm Little Sparrow & Friends Americana ����������������������Liberty Soul Stage, Liberty, Jul 30, 6pm Deadgrass & Friends Jerry Garcia ���������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 30, 7pm Norah Jones w/Regina Spektor ���������������������������������������������� Bethel Woods, Jul 30, 7:30pm West Point Band’s Benny Havens Band “Noche Caliente”” ������������������������������������������������� Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point, Jul 30, 7:30pm FREE 12

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Children & TEenS Calendar

sponsored by Music on Market, Ellenville & Nesin Cultural Arts, Monticello JLPL ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Josephine-Louise Library, Walden

Books

Listings not included in our centerspread calendar.

Teen Time ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Florida Library, Mondays, 1pm Rhymetime 12 to 35 months �������������������������������������� Florida Library, Wednesdays, 10:30am Storytime w/Miss Beth 3-5yrs ����������������������������������������Florida Library, Thursdays, 10:30am “Sadie, The Tail Waggin’ Tutor” Children (of all ages) read to Sadie the dog � Jul 11, 5:30pm Story Hour ���������������������������������������������������������������������� Cragsmoor Library, July 23, 2:30pm EntertainmenT & Recreation

Books and Beyond grades K-2 ����������������������������������������������� Florida Library, Mondays, 4pm Independence Day 2022 �������������� Knox’s Headquarters, Vails Gate, Jul 4, 10am-4pm FREE Independence Day 2022 ������������������������� New Windsor Cantonment, Jul 4, 10am-5pm FREE “Luca” family movie night outdoors �����������������������������Florida Library, Jul 8, 8:30pm FREE “Alice in Wonderland” ������������������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 7-Aug 20 The Rock and Roll Playhouse Beatles, Outdoor Family Concert ��� Bethel Woods, Jul 9, 11am “Moana!” family movie night outdoors �����������������������Florida Library, Jul 22, 8:30pm FREE

Kids & Teens Learn to Fly! Learn to fly! Join Safe Harbors of the Hudson as they bring circus magic to Newburgh!

Ritz Kidz Circus is a free summer program open to thirty students ages 12-16. Kids and teens work with a team of experienced, professional circus coaches to learn amazing new skills in acrobatics, tumbling, juggling, comedy, music, dance and flying through the air on the flying trapeze.

The two-week program, August 1-12

from 9:00am-5:00pm will culminate in a spectacular circus performance for family, friends and the community on August 12 at Safe Harbors Green.

For information and an application contact June Henley at 845-784-1110 or jhenley@safe-harbors.org.

Return completed applications to Safe Harbors, 111 Broadway, Newburgh, 12550 via U.S. mail, drop off 24/7 at Safe Harbors security desk, or via email to June Henley.

SEEKING CHORAL DIRECTOR CANDIDATES The Warwick Valley Chorale is seeking candidates interested in becoming our Choral Director starting in January 2023.

The Warwick Valley Chorale is a non-auditioned community chorus of between 50 to 100 SATB members. The Chorale’s programs typically consist of classical as well as more contemporary music selections. The director is responsible for running weekly 2-hour rehearsals at the Warwick Reformed Church and conducting our annual Christmas and Spring concerts in Orange County. The candidate will also work with the board of directors in preparing concert music content. This position offers a stipend for each rehearsal and performance. Interested candidates should submit a resume of musical training and choral directorial experience as well as any recordings or links to examples of choral performances. Final candidates will be invited to run part of a rehearsal. All interested candidates need to provide the requested information ASAP.

Contact Info: Warwick Valley Chorale, P.O. Box 1309 Warwick, NY 10990.

Email: garylpallen@hotmail.com / Phone: 845-986-6338

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sponsored by Matthews Pharmacy, Ellenville; Endico Watercolors, Sugar Loaf; High Withers, Goshen, and WaterWheel Café, Milford CANVAS cannot be responsible for errors & omissions. Please verify dates and times.

Art Walk

NBNY Art Seen �������������������������� Newburgh Art Galleries, Jun 25 & Jul 30, 1pm-5pm FREE Warwick Valley Gardeners, Garden Tour ���������Railroad Green, Warwick. Jul 9, 9am-4pm

cABARET - mUSIC/Broadway, etc.

“Songs of Stephen Sondheim” Dinner Cabaret ������� Forestburgh Tavern, Jun 28-Jul 1, 6pm “Grease or Grease2?” Dinner Cabaret ����������������������������Forestburgh Tavern, Jul 5-15, 6pm Christine Andreas Brandstan Cabaret Series ����������������������������Eldred Preserve, Jul 10, 8pm “Songs of Cole Porter” Dinner Cabaret ������������������������Forestburgh Tavern, Jul 19-29, 6pm The Guthrie Brothers Brandstan Cabaret Series ����������������������Eldred Preserve, Jul 24, 8pm

Comedy & DANCE

Drag Brunch w/Pixel (comedy) ������������������Tango Cafe, Hurleyville, Jul 10, Noon & 2:30pm Hudson Valley Flamenco ����������Crawford Library Outdoors, Monticello, Jun 30, 6pm FREE

Classic Cinema

Split Britches’ “Last Gasp WFH” �����CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jun 25, 7pm FREE “Cabaret” Liza Minnelli. Joel Grey ����������������������������������������� Milford Theater, Jun 26, 4pm “Encanto” ���������������������������������������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jun 30, 7:30pm “Yankee Doodle Dandy” J. Cagney, intro by John DiLeo �������� Milford Theatre, Jul 3, 4pm “Spider-Man: No Way Home” ��������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 7, 7:30pm “Luca” ����������������������������������������������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 14, 7:30pm “Some Like it Hot” J. Lemmon, M. Monroe, intro by John DiLeo ��Milford Theatre, Jul 17, 4pm “King Richard” �������������������������������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 21, 7:30pm “Shang-Chi” ������������������������������������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 28, 7:30pm “Dr. Strangelove” P. Sellers, intro by John DiLeo ������������������� Milford Theatre, Jul 31, 4pm

FAIRS & Festivals

Pine Bush First Fridays ��������������������������������Main Street, Pine Bush, Ju1 1, 4pm-7pm FREE Narrowsburg 4th of July ������������������������������Fireman’s Field, Narrowsburg, Jul 4, 3pm-8pm Second Saturday Maker Market & Street Fair ����������Mountaindale, Jul 9, 11am-5pm FREE Founder’s Day Street Fair �������������������������������Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro, Jul 9, Noon-6pm Summerfest w/Jimmy Sturr & Orchestra ��������������� PLAV Pavilion, Pine Island, Jul 10, 2pm YES! YES! YES! Hurleyville Pride ��� Railroad Avenue, Hurleyville, Jul 23, 2pm-7pm FREE Riverfest ����������������������������������������������������Main Street, Narrowsburg, Jul 24, 10am-4pm FEE Fuller Moon Arts Festival ������������������������������������Kutz Camp, Warwick, Jul 30, Noon-11pm

FUndraisers

Deerpark Rural Alliance Benefit fish fry & square dance ����������������������������������������������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jun 26, 5:30pm Museum Village Annual Gala: Honoring Roscoe Smith ����Museum Village, Monroe, Jul 8, 6pm Women’s Club of Honesdale Art & Antique Show & Sale ����������������������������������������������������� Wayne Highlands Middle School, Honesdale, Jul 9, 10am-5pm & Jul 10, 10am-4pm Catskill Art Society Annual Gala ����� Beaverkill Valley Inn, Livingston Manor, Jul 16, 6pm Weekend of Chamber Music “Barn Raising” �����������Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 16, 5pm Newburgh Free Library Back Door Books (sale) ������������������������������������������������������������������� Newburgh Library Montgomery Street Entrance, Jul 23, 11am-3pm

Museums (events not listed in centerspread)

Independence Day military firing demo ���������� New Windsor Cantonment, Jul 4, 2pm FREE Independence Day cannon firings ������Knox’s Headquarters, Vails Gate, Jul 4, 1pm & 4pm FREE “Aiming to Please” artillery talks ���������Knox’s Headquarters, Vails Gate, Jul 23, Noon-4pm Open House new displays � Mamakating Historical Society, Summitville, Jul 30, 10am-2pm FREE

Music - Classical

Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra “The Swan Becomes the Sun” ��������������������������� Aquinas Hall, Newburgh, Jun 25, Shacklett preview: 6:30pm, concert 7:30pm Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra outdoor summer pops concert ���������������������������� Boscobel House and Gardens, Garrison, Jul 2, 7:30pm Vera Quartet Kindred Spirits Arts ������������������������������ Grey Towers, Milford, Jul 16, 5:30pm Charles Mokotoff guitar ��������������������������������������������Pacem in Terris, Warwick, Jul 17, 5pm Weekend of Chamber Music Music Talks, “Oh, Youth & Beauty” & performance ������������ CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 21, 7:30pm Weekend of Chamber Music open rehearsal ��Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 22, 8pm FREE Weekend of Chamber Music “Wonder Years” ����������������������������������������������������������������������� Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 23, talk:7pm, concert:8pm Weekend of Chamber Music solos & duos �����Liberty Museum & Arts Center, Jul 24, 4pm Weekend of Chamber Music Music Talks w/Hannah Kendall, & performance ������������������ CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 28, 7:30pm Weekend of Chamber Music open rehearsal ��Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 29, 8pm FREE Weekend of Chamber Music The New FANTASTIC ������������������������������������������������������������ Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 30, talk:7pm, concert:8pm

Music - jazz

Hal Galper Trio ���������������������������������������������������� Rafters Tavern, Callicoon, Saturdays, 3pm Tisziji Muñoz Quartet w/Paul Shaffer & John Medeski ��������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 10, 7pm

Quintrepid Quintet ��������������������������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 16, 7pm Michael Feinberg Quartet w/David Liebman & Cloudburst ��������The Falcon, Jul 21, 7pm Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra “The Sultans of Swing” Frank & Ella �������������� Aquinas Hall, Newburgh, Jul 23, 4pm Sheila Jordan, Alan Broadbent, Harvie S ����������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 24, 7pm Joe Lovano’s “Trio Tapestry” �����������������������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 31, 7pm

OperA

“Rigoletto” ���������������������������������������������Delaware Valley Opera, Lake Huntington, Jul 16-24

Poetry Readings w/Open Mic

David Messineo ������������������������������������ Noble Coffee Roasters, Campbell Hall, Jul 7, 7. 7pm Iris Jackson ����������������������������������������Java Blue Coffee & Market, Montgomery, Jul 19, 6pm Apathy Press Poets ��������������������������������������Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, Jul 24, 3pm Ted Gill Poetry at the Church ������������������������������������Goshen Methodist Church, Jul 25, 7pm

Recreation

Tri-State Drum & Dance Drum Circle ����� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 19, 7pm Newburgh Drum Circle ���������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 12 & 26, 6:30pm Trivia Night w/Arthur Aulisi ������������������������ Tango Cafe, Hurleyville, Jul 21, 6:30pm FREE Lenape Nation Welcome Potluck ����������������������Willow Wisp Farm, Damascus, Jul 31, 5pm

Storytelling

Yarnslingers ��������������������������������������������������������Cochecton Pump House, Jul 10, 2pm FREE Black Dirt Storytelling Guild Campfire Storytime ����������������������������������������������������������������� The Park at Glenmere Lake, Jul 21, 7:30pm FREE

Theatre - Play

“Art” Veterans Repertory Theatre, play reading �� 16 Quaker Avenue, Cornwall, Jun 2, 7pm “Fully Committed” ������������������������������������������������������������ Forestburgh Playhouse, Jun 21-26 “The Crossword Play (or Ezmeranda’s Gift)” ���������Studio @ Shadowland Stages, Jun 24-Jul 10 “The Scientists” Farm Arts Collective �������������� Seminary Hill Cidery, Callicoon, Jul 7, 6pm “Moon Over Buffalo” Creative Theatre-Muddy Water Players ��������������������������������������������� Playhouse at Museum Village, Monroe, Jul 9-24 “Safe Home” by Tom Hanks & James Glassman ���� Shadowland Stages, Ellenville, Jul 15-Aug 7 “Two Gentlemen of Verona” By Wm. Shakespeare ����������Salesian Park, Goshen, Jul 16-24

Theatre - Musical & Variety

“Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits” musical ���������Forestburgh Playhouse, Jun 28-Jul 3 “Pageant: The Musical” musical ����������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 5-17 “Alice in Wonderland” ������������������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 7-Aug 20 “A Musical Hat Happening” w/Mindy Fradkin & Roland Moussa, music, stories �������������� Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, Jul 17, 4pm “Mamma Mia” musical ������������������������������������������������ Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 19-Jul 31

3D Time Machine in Huguenot The Town of Deerpark Museum will present a program by Leonard Mercilliott; 3D Time Machine - Local Maps in 3D. This program will feature 3D aerial photos taken between 1939 and 2004 of the local landscape of the Neversink River Valley in the Town of Deerpark.

Photogrammetry is the art, science, and technology which records, measures and interprets photographic images and patterns.

Using this process, reliable photographic information about local physical objects and the environment will be projected on a large screen in 3D. The principal used is triangulations by taking photos from at least two different locations. The so called “lines of sight” can be developed from each camera to points on objects.

Leonard Mercilliott, with 35 years of

mapmaking experience, has used special software to create 3D renderings of local landscapes with the images captured by cameras. During the program these images will be viewed on a large screen and all participants will receive special glasses in order to view his aerial photos in 3D. Discussion will be about the changes that have taken place in geography and/or physical features over the years.

The program is at the Neversink Valley Grange building, 35 Grange Road, Huguenot, on July 17, at 3:00pm.

This program is sponsored by a grant from the Deerpark Heritage Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan.

Free program and refreshments.

For information call 845-754-8070 or 845-856-2702.

July 2022

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BEAVER ���������������������������������������Beaverkill Valley Inn, Livingston Manor BW ����������������������������������������������������������Bethel Woods Center for the Arts CAS-LK �����������������Catskill Art Society, Laundry King, Livingston Manor DEGNAN �������������������������������������������John F. Degnan Square, Middletown DVO ��������������������������������������������Delaware Valley Opera, Lake Huntington FAC Farm Arts Collective ����������� Willow Wisp Organic Farm, Damascus

FAL �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� The Falcon, Marlboro FB ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Forestburgh Playhouse FMP ���������������������������������������������������������������Farmers Market Park, Rock Hill GAZEBO Bethel Lakeside Music ��������������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake GLENPK �������������������������������������������������������������� The Park at Glenmere Lake HOLLAND ����������������������������������������������� Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

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Cabaret/Dinner “Songs of Stephen Sondheim” FB 6pm

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Music Pine Bush Community Band WOOSTER 7pm

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Theatre - Musical “Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits” FB 8pm

Cabaret/Dinner Grease or Grease2?

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Fair 4th of July Fireman’s Field, Narrowsburg, 3pm-8pm

11 Cinema “All About Eve” Wisner Library, Warwick,1pm

Music Josh Groban, Preservation Hall, Jazz Band, Lucia Micarelli, Eleri Ward BW 7pm Theatre - Musical “Pageant: The Musical” FB 8pm

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Cabaret/Dinner Grease or Grease2?

FB 6pm Recreation Drum Circle SAFE 6:30pm Theatre - Musical “Pageant: The Musical” FB 8pm

18 Cinema “Don’t Look Up” Wisner Library, Warwick,1pm

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Cinema “Licorice Pizza” Wisner Library, Warwick

Poetry Ted Gill Goshen United Methodist Church, 7pm Music Pine Bush Community Band St. Paul’s RC Church, Bullville, 7pm

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Poetry Iris Jackson Java Blue Coffee, Montgomery, 6pm

Cabaret/Dinner Cole Porter FB 6pm Recreation Drum Circle UpF 7pm Music Alanis Morissette w/Garbage BW 7pm Theatre - Musical “Mamma Mia!” FB 8pm

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Theatre - Musical “Mamma Mia”” FB 8pm

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Theatre - Musical “Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits” FB 2pm & 8pm Cabaret/Dinner FB 6pm Music - Rock-Blues Midnight Slim & Laurie Anne WOOSTER 6:30pm

Music Callicoon Center Band Haypress Barn, 8pm

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Theatre - Musical “Pageant: The Musical” FB 2pm & 8pm Cabaret/Dinner FB 6pm Music - Rock-Blues Hillbilly Parade WOOSTER 6:30pm Music - Dance-Pop Cruise Control FMP 6:30pm

Music Callicoon Center Band Haypress Barn, 8pm

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Theatre - Musical “Pageant: The Musical” FB 2pm & 8pm

Cabaret/Dinner Grease or Grease2? FB 6pm Music - Rock-Blues Mike Antonelli Band WOOSTER 6:30pm Music Chris Raabe FMP 6:30pm Music Callicoon Center Band Haypress Barn, 8pm

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Theatre - “Mamma Mia!” FB 2pm & 8pm

Cabaret/Dinner Cole Porter FB 6pm

Music - Rock-Blues The Brian “ASKi” Collazo & Band WOOSTER 6:30pm Music Johnny Jules FMP 6:30pm Music Dave Matthews Band BW 7:30pm Music Phish BW 7:30pm Music Callicoon Center Band Haypress Barn, 8pm

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Theatre - Musical “Mamma Mia” FB 2pm & 8pm

Cabaret/Dinner Cole Porter FB 6pm Music - Rock-Blues Rachel Berkman WOOSTER 6:30pm Music Whiskey Crossing FMP 6:30pm Music Callicoon Center Band 8pm Haypress Barn, 8pm

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JEFFBAKE ������������������������������������������������������������� Jeffersonville Bake Shop JLPL ��������������������������������������������������������Josephine-Louise Library, Walden LMAC ������������������������������������������������������������ Liberty Museum & Arts Center LSS ��������������������������������������������������������������������� Liberty Soul Stage, Liberty MSM-AQ ������������������������Aquinas Hall, Mount St. Mary College, Newburgh MONT-LIB ���������������������������������������Crawford Library Outdoors, Monticello

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Fundraiser..........Museum Village......Museum Village, Monroe, 6pm Cabaret/Dinner.............Grease or Grease2?.........................FB 6pm Music - Acoustic...............Oxford Station.........................RUN4 6pm Music...................................Lighten Up.......................GAZEBO 6pm Music...........Elissa Jones & The Ebony Strings..........RRX 6:30pm Music..............Tribute to Levon Helms RCO All-Stars......FAL 7pm.

Poetry...............................David Massineo....................NOBLE 7pm Cinema................“Spider-Man: No Way Home”.........SAFE 7:30pm Theatre - Play..................“The Scientists”.........................SHC 6pm Theatre - Musical.......“Pageant: The Musical”.....................FB 8pm Theatre - Play..........“The Crossword Play”........S@SHADOW 8pm

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Music......................The Little Big Band Group.........MONTLIB 6pm Cabaret/Dinner.............Grease or Grease2?.........................FB 6pm Music - Eclectic Acoustic.........Van B. Boys......................RUN4 6pm Music...........................The River Ramblers................GAZEBO 6pm Music...........................Loose Friends Band.................RRX 6:30pm Recreation..............Trivia Night w/Arthur Aulisi.........HPAC 6:30pm Music...Chicago & Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin...BW 7pm Cinema................................“Luca”..............................SAFE 7:30pm Theatre - Musical.......“Pageant: The Musical”.....................FB 8pm

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Cabaret/Dinner.....................Cole Porter................................FB 6pm Music - Acoustic-Rock.............Kevin McCabe Duo..........RUN4 6pm Music............................Fisher & Kean........................GAZEBO 6pm Music........................Larry Stevens Band.....................RRX 6:30pm Recreation...........Trivia Night w/Arthur Aulisi.........TANGO 6:30pm Music - Jazz...Michael Feinberg Quartet w/David Liebman...FAL 7pm Cinema........................“King Richard”........................SAFE 7:30pm Storytelling...Black Dirt Storytelling Guild campfire..GLENPK 7:30pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”..............................FB 8pm Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”.......................SHADOW 8pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm

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Music..............................Jaketown Road....................GAZEBO 6pm Cabaret/Dinner.....................Cole Porter................................FB 6pm Music - Simon & Garfunkel...Ray Longchamp/Vinnie Mazzo...RUN4 6pm Music - Pop-R&B...................Shades.........................MONTLIB 6pm Music..................................Green River.........................RRX 6:30pm Music - Santana.....................Abraxis..................................FAL 7pm Cinema..............................“Shang-Chi”.......................SAFE 7:30pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”..............................FB 8pm Theatre - Play....................“Safe Home”....................SHADOW 8pm

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Cabaret/Dinner.............Grease Fundraiser......Museum Villag Music - Covers...................Ins Music......Train w/Jewel, Blue Music - Soul............Jonah Sm Theatre - Play..........“The Cro Theatre - Musical.......“Pagean

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NFL-MONT ������������������� Newburgh Free Library, Montgomery St. Entrance NOBLE ��������������������������������������������� Noble Coffee Roasters, Campbell Hall PACEM �������������������������������������������������������������������Pacem In Terris, Warwick PHILL �����������������������������������������������������������Phillipsport Community Center PLAV �������������������������������������������������������������������PLAV Pavillion, Pine Island PMV ������������������������������������������������� Playhouse at Museum Village, Monroe

RIDAY

rst Fridays........Main Street, 4pm-7pm of Stephen Sondheim.........FB 6pm VORE, Margoshes/Vann.....SAFE 7pm urr & his Orchestra......DEGNAN 7pm Tellefsen Band....................UpF 7pm & Company...........................BW 7pm gness, Robert Diorio.............FAL 7pm ossword Play”........S@SHADOW 8pm n Broadway’s Greatest Hits”..FB 8pm

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e or Grease2?.........................FB 6pm .The Dark Horses........DEGNAN 7pm lic w/NEEDTOBREATHE......BW 7pm ends w/Scott Sharrard..........FAL 7pm e Home”.......................SHADOW 8pm nt: The Musical”.....................FB 8pm Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm

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RRX On The Lawn Series ���������������� Railroad Crossing, Sugar Loaf RUN4 ������������������������������������������� Run4 Downtown Park, Middletown SAFE ������������������������������������������������ Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh S@SHADOW ������������� The Studio @ Shadowland Stages, Ellenville SHADOW ����������������������� MainStage, Shadowland Stages, Ellenville SHC ���������������������������������������������������Seminary Hill Cidery, Callicoon

SATURDAY

Music - Jazz.........Hal Galper Trio.....Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon, 3pm Music...........Doobie Brothers w/ Michael McDonald..........BW 7pm Music - Mid70s........Richard Barone & Glenn Mercer.........FAL 7pm Music.................Greater Newburgh Sym. Orch...............Boscobel, 7:30pm Music....West Point Band “Independence Day”...TROPHY 7:30pm Theatre - Play...........“The Crossword Play”........S@SHADOW 8pm Theatre - Musical..“Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits”..FB 8pm

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Art Walk....Warwick Garden Tour...Railroad Green, Warwick, 9am-4pm Fundraiser.........Women’s Club of Honesdale....WAYNE 10am-5pm Music - Beatles.............. Rock and Roll Playhouse...........BW 11am Fair..........Maker Market & Street Fair.......Mountaindale, 11am-5pm Fair.,,..Founder’s Day Street Fair....Sullivan St., Wurtsboro, Noon-6pm Music - Jazz.........Hal Galper Trio.....Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon, 3pm Music - Motown........................Shades..............................PHILL 7pm Music - Salsa.........................Cuboricua!..............................FAL 7pm Music - Swing....................West Point Band...........TROPHY 7:30pm Theatre - Musical........“Pageant: The Musical”.....................FB 8pm Theatre - Play...........“The Crossword Play”........S@SHADOW 8pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm Theatre-Play.....“Two Gentlemen of Verona”....SPARK 2pm Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”............SHADOW 2pm & 8pm Music - Jazz.........Hal Galper Trio.....Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon, 3pm Music - Classical.........Vera Quartet.....Grey Towers, Milford, 5:30pm Fundraiser........Weekend of Chamber Music..........JEFFBAKE 5pm Fundraiser......Catskill Art Society Annual Gala.........BEAVER 6pm Opera....................................“Rigoletto”............................DVO 7pm Music - Jazz...................Quintrepid Quintet........................UpF 7pm Music - Klezmer.................The Klezmatics .........................FAL 7pm Music - Folk...................Music for Humanity............NOBLE 7:30pm Music..................West Point Band & Glee Club....TROPHY 7:30pm Theatre - Musical........“Pageant: The Musical”.....................FB 8pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm

Festival...Fuller Moon Arts Festival..Kutz Camp, Warwick, Noon-11pm Art Walk............NBNYArtSeen......Newburgh Art Galleries, 1pm-5pm Music - Jazz.........Hal Galper Trio.....Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon, 3pm Music - Americana.........Little Sparrow & Friends..............LSS 6pm Music - Jerry Garcia.........Deadgrass & Friends..................FAL 7pm Music - Latin....West Point Benny Havens Band...TROPHY 7:30pm Music - Classical.....Weekend of Chamber Music...JEFFBAKE 8pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”..............................FB 8pm

SUNDAY

Theatre - Play.......“The Crossword Play”.......S@SHADOW 2pm Theatre - Musical..“Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits”..FB 3pm Cinema.............“Yankee Doodle Dandy”.........Milford Theatre, 4pm Music - Jazz-Rock-World.....Becca Stevens & The Secret Trio...FAL 7pm

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Fundraiser....Newburgh Library........NFL-MONT 10am-2pm Theatre-Play.....“Two Gentlemen of Verona”....SPARK 2pm Festival....YES! YES! YES! Hurleyville Pride...Hurleyville, 2pm-7pm Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”........................SHADOW 8pm ole Porter................................FB 6pm Music - Jazz.........Hal Galper Trio.....Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon, 3pm The Shallows................DEGNAN 7pm Music - Swing..Greater Newburgh Sym. Orch. Frank & Ella.MSM-AQ 4pm Club d’Elf................................FAL 7pm Opera....................................“Rigoletto”............................DVO 7pm Music - Blues............Joe Louis Walker Band......................FAL 7pm mma Mia!”..............................FB 8pm Music - G. Harrison....Dark Horses.....Railroad Green, Warwick 7:30pm e Home”.......................SHADOW 8pm Music - Hollywood..........West Point Band..............TROPHY 7:30pm Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm Music........................................Phish...............................BW 7:30pm Music - Classical.....Weekend of Chamber Music...JEFFBAKE 8pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”...............................FB 8pm Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”........................SHADOW 8pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 8pm

ole Porter................................FB 6pm emen of Soul................DEGNAN 7pm th & The PayPals...................FAL 7pm e Home”.......................SHADOW 8pm mma Mia!”..............................FB 8pm

SPARK �����������������������������������������������������������������������������Salesian Park, Goshen TANGO ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� Tango Cafe, Hurleyville TROPHY ����������������������������������������������� Trophy Point Amphitheater, West Point UpF ��������������������������������������������������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis WAYNE ���������������������������������������� Wayne Highlands Middle School, Honesdale WOOSTER ��������������������������������������������������������������������� Wooster Grove, Walden

Fundraiser........Women’s Club of Honesdale....WAYNE 10am-4pm Comedy............Drag Brunch w/Pixel.....TANGO 11:30am & 2:30pm Festival.............Summerfest w/Jimmy Sturr & Orch.......PLAV 2pm Storytelling.............Yarnslingers........Cochecton Pump House, 2pm Theatre - Play..........“The Crossword Play”.......S@SHADOW 2pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 3pm Theatre - Musical........“Pageant: The Musical”....................FB 3pm Music - Jazz..Tisziji Muñoz Quartet w/P. Shaffer & J. Medeski..FAL 7pm Cabaret....................Christine Andreas..........Eldred Preserve, 8pm

Opera.................................“Rigoletto”...............................DVO 2pm Theatre - Play...................“Safe Home”.....................SHADOW 2pm Theatre - Play...........“Two Gentlemen of Verona”........SPARK 2pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 3pm Theatre - Musical........“Pageant: The Musical”....................FB 3pm Music.....Pine Bush Community Band...Montgomery Senior Center, 3pm Cinema......................“Some Like It Hot”.........Milford Theatre, 4pm Theatre - Variety......“A Musical Hat Happening”....HOLLAND 4pm Music - Classical......Charles Mokotoff guitar...............PACEM 5pm Music - Funk......................Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts...............................FAL 7pm

Festival.................Riverfest...........Narrowsburg, 10am-4pm Opera...............................“Rigoletto”.................................DVO 2pm Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”.......................SHADOW 2pm Theatre - Play...........“Two Gentlemen of Verona”........SPARK 2pm Theatre - Play.............“Moon Over Buffalo”......................PMV 3pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”..............................FB 3pm Poetry..........................Apathy Press Poets..............HOLLAND 3pm Music - Classical.......Weekend of Chamber Music.........LMAC 4pm Music - Jazz...Sheila Jordan, Alan Broadbent, Harvie S...FAL 7pm Music........................ Backstreet Boys................................BW 7pm Cabaret...............The Guthrie Brothers..........Eldred Preserve, 8pm

Theatre - Play.................“Safe Home”.......................SHADOW 2pm Theatre - Musical.............“Mamma Mia!”..............................FB 3pm Cinema......................“Dr. Strangelove”...........Milford Theatre, 4pm Recreation.......Lenape Nation Welcome Potluck..............FAC 5pm Music - Jazz..............Joe Lovano’s “Trio Tapestry”................FAL 7pm Music...................Norah Jones w/Regina Spektor........BW 7:30pm

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sponsored by Catskill Art Society, Wallkill River School, Goshen Art League & Wurtsboro Art Alliance CANVAS cannot be responsible for errors & omissions. Please verify dates and times.

Art exhibits

DVAA ����������������������������������������������������������������Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Narrowsburg WRS ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������Wallkill River School, Montgomery

T.A. Clearwater paintings, pastels, prints ���Clearwater Gallery at Jones Farm, Cornwall, ongoing Karen E. Gersch, Gabrielle Dearborn, Josiah Dearborn drawings, paintings, silverwork Gersch Home Gallery, Montgomery, by appt, ongoing Mini Solos group show, Goshen Art League �����������������������������Goshen Music Hall, thru Jun 30 Albert O’Hayon paintings �������������������������������������������Greenwood Lake Library, thru Jun 30 Sarah McHugh “Spring Awakenings and Then Some” paintings ������Tuxedo Park Library, thru Jun 30 John T. Dinkey Jr acrylic on wood panels �������� Lake Effect Co., Greenwood Lake, thru Jun Claude Larson, Chris Hobbs “Immersed in Color” �������ARTery Gallery, Milford, thru Jul 4 Judi Silvano paintings ������������������������������������������Griffith-Olivero Realty, Goshen, thru Jul 5 “Black and White” group show ���������������������������������������� Wurtsboro Art Alliance, thru Jul 5 Cornwall Arts Collective ������������������������� Leo’s Restaurant & Pizzeria,. Cornwall, thru Jul 5 Jackie Skrzynski “1x1x1: Nocturnal Movements” ���Ann Street Gallery, Newburgh, thru Jul 8 “World Travel” group show ��������������������������������������������������������������������������WRS thru Jul 10 Ginirose Sivilli watercolor florals ���������������������������������� Berkshire Bank, Goshen, thru Jul 28 River Valley Artists Guild Art About Town: “It’s Summertime” ����������������������������������������� RVAG Members group show Port Jervis Library Joe Petrosi color pencil drawings Mayor’s Office, Port Jervis City Hall, & Joan Kehlenbeck “Summer Florals” oils & pastels Deerpark Town Hall, Huguenot, & Susan Miiller summer-themed paintings & pastels, Bon Secours Hospital Cafeteria, Port Jervis, & RVAG members’ group show Gio’s Gelato Café, Port Jervis ��������������������������� thru Jul 30 Angelo Filomeno “In Between Dreams at Dusk” �������Visitor Center, Newburgh, thru Jul 30 Rachel Taylor & Vincent Roy “Kinaloha” ������������������������������Cragsmoor Library, thru July Vernon M. Byron & Dharman Abdullah “Dissolving Boundaries” multiple genres ��������� CMA Gallery, Aquinas Hall, Newburgh, thru Aug 24 “Incorrigibles: Bearing Witness to the Incarcerated Girls of New York” ������������������������� Ann Street Gallery, Newburgh, thru Sep 9 “A Comprehensive Exhibition of Arctic and Antarctic Photography” ������������������������������ Sullivan County Museum, Hurleyville, thru Nov 2022 Special Exhibit & Art Fair ������������������������������������Museum at Bethel Woods, thru Dec

NEW ART EXHIBITS

David Dann “An Existential Inquiry”, Yvetta Fedorova “What’s Left of Her” ������������������ DVAA Jun 25-Jul 31 Desmond Student Art Show �������������������������������Desmond Center, Newburgh, Jun 26-Aug 1 “Lisa Winika’s Misunderstood Women Project” solo exhibit ���������������WRS Jul 1-Aug 28 “Leave a Mark: Works on Paper” group exhibit ������������������������������������WRS Jul 1-Aug 28 “Telling Stories and Seeing Color” group show �������������������������������������������������������������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 1-Aug 28 “Bashakill/Nature” group show ����������������������������������������� Wurtsboro Art Alliance, Jul 9-31 Mitchell Saler ����������������������������� Leo’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria, Cornwall, Jul 6-Aug 8 Yeoshin “Helen” Hwang & Scott Helfand “Inspired by Nature” watercolors, pottery ������� ARTery Gallery, Milford, Jul 7-Aug 8 Plein Air Milford group show ������������������������������� Tom Quick Inn, Milford, Jul 9, 1pm-4pm Judy Singer & Judy Thomas “Dynamic Duo” ��Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, Jul 9-Aug 14 “By The Sea” group show ������������������������������������������������������������������������WRS Jul 15-Aug 14 Ave Maria Guild Annual Art Show ��������������� St. Joseph’s Parish, Wurtsboro, Jul 30-Aug 1

Photography exhibits

“Along the Towpath: The D&H Canal in Mamakating, 1828-1898” ��� Wurtsboro Library Douglas Shindler, Michael Davis & Tyler Sanford “The Day I Went Home” �������������������� Gallery 222, Hurleyville, thru Jul 31 Angelo Marcialis “Dulcet Vistas” ��������������������������� Clearview Vineyard, Warwick, Jul 1-31 Bonnie McCaffery “Fantasy Photos” �Gallery at Chant Realtors, Lords Valley, Jul 1-Aug 27 Nick Zungoli “AOTEAROA New Zealand” �����������Exposures Gallery, Sugar Loaf, thru Dec

ART & Photography receptions

David Dann, Yvetta Fedorova ��������������������������������������������������������DVAA Jun 25, 3pm-5pm NBNYArtSeen art walk, closing reception ������������������ Ann Street Gallery, Jun 25, 5pm-7pm Desmond Students Art Show ���������������������� Desmond Center, Newburgh, Jun 26, 1pm-3pm Trey Speegle “It’s Not My Fault” �����������CAS-LK Jun 26, talk: 3pm, closing reception: 4pm-5pm Bonnie McCaffery “Fantasy Photos” ����Gallery at Chant Realtors, Lords Valley, Jul 1, 5pm-7pm “Bashakill/Nature” group show & Yart Sale ������� Wurtsboro Art Alliance, Jul 9, Noon-6pm Plein Air Milford group show ������������������������������� Tom Quick Inn, Milford, Jul 9, 1pm-4pm “Lisa Winika’s Misunderstood Women Project” & ������������������������������������������������������������� “Leave a Mark: Works on Paper” WRS Jul 9, 5pm-7pm Judy Singer & Judy Thomas �������������� Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, Jul 9, 5pm-8pm Yeoshin “Helen” Hwang & Scott Helfand “Inspired by Nature” ����������������������������������������� ARTery Gallery, Milford, Jul 9, 6pm-9pm “Telling Stories and Seeing Color” ���������UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 17, 1pm-6pm Douglas Shindler, Michael Davis & Tyler Sanford “The Day I Went Home” �������������������� Gallery 222, Hurleyville, Closing Party: Jul 30, Noon-7pm NBNYArtSeen art walk, closing reception ��������Visitor Center, Newburgh, Jul 30, 5pm-7pm 16

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Lectures & TALKS

sponsored by SUNY Orange and Town of Newburgh Desmond Center DESM ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Desmond Center, Newburgh JLPL ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Josephine-Louise Library, Walden MEEC ����������������������������������������Mamakating Environmental Education Center, Wurtsboro PEEC ��������������������������������������� Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry Lectures, Demos & Artist Talks are FREE unless otherwise noted: (FEE) (Events Not lncluded in Centerspread Calendar)

lectures & Discussions Forest Walk Nico Echevarria ��������������������������������������������������������� MEEC Jun 26, 10am FEE “Bug Exploration” ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� PEEC Jun 26, 1pm FEE “Oquaga” Frank Salvati �����������������������Town of Deerpark Museum, Huguenot, Jun 26, 3pm “Remember When: We Enjoyed Those Wonderful TV Police & Private Investigator Series of the 1950s & 1960s” Leon DiMartino DESM, Jun 27, 10:30am FEE “Medical Cannabis” Alex Bermudez ����������������� Mulberry House, Middletown, Jun 28, 1pm “Chaining the Hudson” Donald “Doc” Baynes ����������������������Florida Library, Jul 6, 6:30pm “Gettysburg: The Vision Place of Souls, The Gettysburg Battlefield in Art, Lit. and the American Consciousness” Paul R. Martin III ����������������������� DESM July 12, 10:30 am FEE “Your Immigrant Ancestor’s Experience: Oceans of Possibilities” Sarah Gutman ����������� Zoom JLPL Jul 14, 6pm “Patriots & Spies in Revolutionary NY” A. J. Schenkman ���������� DESM Jul 15, 11am FEE “History “3D Time Machine”—Local Maps in 3D” Leonard Mercilliott ���������������������������� Neversink Valley Grange, Huguenot, Jul 17, 3pm “Reading the Woods” Doc Bayne ����������������������������������������������DESM Jul 19, 12:30pm FEE “Isamu Noguchi” Laura Nicholls �����������������������������������������������DESM Jul 20, 12:30pm FEE Alex Prinzgintas glass & bottle collector ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Mamakating Historical Society, Summitville, July 22. 7pm FEE for non-members “Birding” the Shawangunk Grassland” Bill Fiero, carpool ����������������������JLPL Jul 23, 8am “Stop Taking it Personally” Diane Lang ���������������������������������� DESM Jul 27, 10:30am FEE Science Cafe: “Update on Macular Degeneration “Michael Bywater ���������������������������������� for Vails Gate restaurant location, contact: tobyrossman@yahoo.com, Jul 27, 7:30pm “How To Go Through College Without Going Broke” Rick Nathan �� DESM Jul 28, 10am FEE “Beethoven and his Contemporaries” Kenneth Korn �������������� DESM Jul 29, 10:30am FEE Talks Trey Speegel artist ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������CAS-LK Jun 26, 3pm Weekend of Chamber Music Music Talks, “Oh, Youth & Beauty” & performance ������������ Alka Joshi author ���������������������������������������������������������� Wisner Library, Warwick, Jul 7, 7pm CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 21, 7:30pm Weekend of Chamber Music Pre-Concert Chat �� Jeffersonville Bake Shop, Jul 23 & Jul 30, 7pm Leslie Bender artist �������������������������������������������Mamakating Library, Wurtsboro, Jul 28, 7pm Weekend of Chamber Music Music Talks w/Hannah Kendall, & performance ������������������ CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 28, 7:30pm

Annual Art Show at St. Joseph’s

St. Joseph’s Parish Ave Maria Guild announces its Annual Art Show. It will be held in St. Joseph’s Summer Church Hall, 180 Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro.

Following the current protocols for Covid, visitors will be spread out over the course of several hours. Masks are optional for those who are vaccinated or immune.

Planned for July 30 to August 1, the exhibit will be open from Noon-8:00pm on July 30, and 10:00am-6:00pm on July 31. The awarding of prizes takes place on August 1, after 7:00pm.

Free admission. Light refreshments available for sale. For info call the rectory at 845-888-4522 or Mildred at 845-866-8011. See ad page 23.

The Wallkill River School Leaves a Mark - “Misunderstood Women Project”

“Artemisia Gentileschi Suffered for Her Art” (detail) by Lisa Winika

Lisa Winika is a self-taught “outsider” artist who expresses her vision through diverse media including drawing, painting, sculpting, photography, collage, and assemblage and in varied genres such as abstract, surreal, conceptual, and visionary.

Winika’s current solo exhibit at the the Wallkill River School, (WRS, soon to be Wallkill River Center for the Arts), titled, Misunderstood Women Project, seeks to cast a light on some unexplored ideas about women that deeply influence the foundational thought process and emotional undercurrent of society.

By looking at individual women, the artist seeks to present a universal and intersectional portrait. Some of her subjects are historic and public, some are

Artist and jurist for the “Leave a Mark: Works on Paper” exhibit, Lisa Winika

mythological and metaphorical.

“History has been written by the victors, those whose might has made them “right” and most often at the cost of others’ rights,” the artist proclaims.

Winika goes on to explain, “I hope to call attention to this circumstance by offering alternative views of at least some of the myriad women throughout history who have been misunderstood.”

The pieces in this particular exhibit are rendered in mixed media, and are the start of an ongoing project that will eventually feature approximately 100 works. At this time, originals will not be offered for sale. However, reproductions will be available for purchase.

William Noonan, chair of the curating department at WRS concludes,

“Removing the Shroud”by Mary Altobelli (“Leave a Mark” exhibit)

“Misunderstood Women Project is a captivating stroll through female history.

Winika evocatively tells these stories of women through the ages with a blend of admiration, pathos and humor. These brief stories vary and each delivers us a fresh understanding of a character that maybe we knew...or maybe she is a new discovery for us.”

The WRS is also pleased to present its first ever national juried group show, Leave a Mark: Works on Paper. 32 works on paper were chosen by jurist Winika, whose show is in the adjoining gallery.

Noonan conceived and organized the exhibit and supervised the national entry process. He explained, “Leave a Mark is an exciting collection of works on paper. The only unifying theme being

“Time Release Capsule” by Daniel Allyn Lee (“Leave a Mark” exhibit)

the act of making marks on or with paper. This ubiquitous material is too often not given its due in the art world.

The accessible and ephemeral nature of paper as substrate invites an incredibly broad range of responses from all types of artists.”

He continued, “Artists from across the country submitted to this exhibition, many local and regional artists are included as well. With the diversity in this show there is sure to be something for everyone to relate to and enjoy.”

Both exhibits are on view at WRS July 1 to August 28. An opening reception will be held on July 9, from 5:00pm7:00pm at the WRS, 232 Ward Street, Montgomery. For info: 845-457-ARTS, or visit www.wallkillriverschool.com

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Photography Exhibition, Hurleyville The Day I Went Home, a photography exhibit by Douglas Shindler, Tyler Sanford & Michael Davis: “is a collection of photos that emphasize the space, people, and feelings of our home in Sullivan County.

“The space we exist in here has a very rich history that took a turn for the worse well before we were born. So that’s all it is to us now, history, as there isn’t much left here anymore. In the present day the interest in our eyes lies within the remains of our former cultural centers, living spaces, and most importantly in the people we surround ourselves with.

The dull, gloomy, rundown nature of our home is vibrantly colored by the remarkable people who reside here.

“The work exemplifies this stark contrast of the environment and the people who reside therein, giving the viewer an opportunity to grow an understanding of the area and the people within it. It also

“Monticello Motel” by Douglas Shindler

gives an opportunity for people from similar areas to have work to look to in relation to their own life/upbringing. In reality the story of this area and these photos could be of any place from here to the other side of the country, allowing a great number of people the ability to view the work and find things that they can relate to themselves.”

The Day I Went Home runs through July 31 at Gallery 222, 222 Main Street, Hurleyville.

For information, call 845-693-4119.

Artistic PowerPoint, Wurtsboro Artist Leslie Bender received a NYFA grant to give PowerPoint presentations of her life’s artistic oeuvre. “I will talk about the significance of the imagery, including the indelible mark family violence has had upon my expression.

The presentation will culminate with the mystical experience that changed the course of my painting, and my life,” explained Bender.

The presentation, on July 28 at 7:00pm, will be held at the Mamakating Library, 128 Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro.

There will be a break halfway through,

“Burning Girl” by Leslie Bender

with light refreshments.

Questions and discussion welcome.

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5th Annual “Plein Air Milford” Exhibit The fifth annual Plein Air Milford provides artists and art lovers with another chance to celebrate Milford’s historic buildings, parks, gardens, and streetscapes of one of Pennsylvania’s most charming towns.

So much is historic - but so much is new. In June, artists from all over the Hudson and Delaware Valleys celebrated and painted some of the same old buildings, but many of them are now owned by brand new people.

“Our reception has always been so warm,” explains one of the organizers.

“I was expecting people to say ‘hey, stop blocking up the sidewalk’, but instead they take pictures of us, ask us about our work, and bring us coffee.”

The community painting party took place on June 25. Artists’ completed work will be on display on July 9, from 1:00pm-4:00pm in the Green Room at the Tom Quick Inn, 411 Broad Street.

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Artist Susan Miiller and her 2019 painting of The Columns Museum.

The reception will include a wine tasting, cheese board, mini sweet treats, and a cash bar.

“Many thanks to Milford Hospitality Group for making this year’s event possible,” said Event Coordinator/artist Joan Standora.

For further information, E-mail barryvilleareaarts@gmail.com or call 845-557-8713.

Weekend of Chamber Music in Jeffersonville, Livingston Manor and Liberty Weekend of Chamber Music’s (WCM) 29th season has arrived, with works by Composerin-Residence Hannah Kendall, the early and mighty Piano Quintet in g minor of Sibelius; Hannah Kendall, works for soprano & composer ensemble of Bach, Berio and Stravinsky; the G Major violin sonata of Brahms; the first string quartet of Benjamin Britten; talks, improvisations; and much more!

Known for Orli Shaham, her attentive piano arrangements and immersive worldbuilding, Hannah Kendall’s music looks beyond the boundaries of composition.

Her work bridges gaps between different musical cultures, both honoring and questioning the contemporary tradition while telling new stories through it.

Contrasting fine detail with limitless abandon, she has become renowned both as a composer and a storyteller, confronting our collective history with narratively-driven pieces centered on bold mission statements.

Her ensemble pieces subvert audience expectations of ‘quiet and loud’, ‘still and moving’; scattering those musical opposites unexpectedly. The sounds are visceral, but their placement is complicated, disclosing the detail that exists beneath.

Hannah Kendall’s work has been widely celebrated, and has been performed extensively and across many platforms. She is currently composing an Afrofuturist opera for experimental vocalist and movement artist Elaine Mitchener, and is the recipient of the 2022

duos, with music of Bach and Hannah Kendall.

Liberty Museum & Arts Center, 46 S. Main Street, Liberty.

Charlotte Mundy, soprano

Nurit Pacht, violin

Mari Sato, violin

Kathryn Lockwood, viola

Caroline Stinson, cello

Sarah Ho, piano

Janice Meyerson, mezzo soprano

Andrew Waggoner, violin & composer

Andrew Zhou, piano

Füsun Köksal, composer

Hindemith Prize for music composition.

July 16 at 5:00pm... ...is the return of WCM’s Barn Raising! - the annual summer benefit.

It’s dinner and a concert, with music of Bach, Barber, Schumann, Kendall, and ‘Street-Food’ improvisations! On the menu: Street food from the U.S., Mexico, Thailand, France & Italy, with wines and beers to match, this promises to be the most memorable Barn Raising yet! Performing are Janice Meyerson, mezzo soprano; Andrew Waggoner, violin; Caroline Stinson, cello; and Andrew Zhou, piano.

Jeffersonville Bake Shop, 4906 Route 52, Jeffersonville.

July 21 at 7:30pm Join WCM artists for an intimate chat about youthful imagination and how it evolves over the course of a composer’s life. Oh, Youth and Beauty explores The New Fantastic: both when it’s young, and aged to perfection. With music of Bach; Brahms; Elliot Carter; and Kendall.

CAS Laundry King, 65 Main Street, Livingston Manor.

July 23 at 8:00pm Wonder Years is the music of Brahms (Violin Sonata Op. 78), Füsun Köksal, Elliot Carter, Kendall and Sibelius.

Füsun Köksal is a Turkish composer of contemporary classical music. Her oeuvre ranges from solo to orchestral works and is informed by the gestural and timbral concerns of e.g. Pierre Boulez and Luciano Berio.

Sibelius’ Piano Quintet in g minor is the work of a young composer finding his way, a work of experimentation, but nonetheless, it has the stamp of originality, and in many respects is the harbinger of his more mature music. It is a massive affair in five movements.

Nurit Pacht and Mari Sato, violins; Kathryn Lockwood, viola; Caroline Stinson, cello; Sarah Ho, piano.

Jeffersonville Bake Shop.

July 24 at 4:00pm An intimate afternoon of solos and

King.

July 28 at 7:30pm MusicTalks: Hannah Kendall, Tuxedo Required.

Hannah talks about coming up as a composer in the U.K., her beautiful, visionary work, and her series of solo works called Tuxedo Pieces.

CAS Laundry

July 30 at 8:00pm Bach, Berio, Stravinsky, Waggoner, Kendall, and Benjamin Britten’s First String Quartet, in which musicologist Peter Evans saw resemblances to Beethoven, Bartók and Haydn. He wrote, “the extremely subtle relationship between inherent characteristics of the material and its structural working-out showed Britten at twenty-seven to be a master of tonal architecture with scarcely a rival on the English scene.”

Musicologist Roger Parker called the quartet “a significant milestone in Britten’s composing career,” and compared it with late Beethoven.

Charlotte Mundy, soprano; Nurit Pacht & Mari Sato, violins; Kathryn Lockwood, viola; Caroline Stinson, cello; Orli Shaham, piano; TAK Ensemble.

Jeffersonville Bake Shop.

For tickets and information about Thursdays’ MusicTalks, and free admission to Friday rehearsals, visit www.WCMconcerts.org. See ad page 4.

ART (& FOOD) LOVERS: See Realistic Oils by Mitchell Saler on view through August 8 in Leo’s Cornwall location

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Realistic Oil Paintings in Cornwall

Outdoor Music at Grey Towers

A solo exhibit and River Valley by award-winning Artists Guild. artist Mitchell Saler He graduated with is on view at Leo’s an Associate Degree Italian Restaurant in Visual Arts from & Pizzeria in SUNY Orange Cornwall.

His in Middletown, realistic oil paintings and received a are on display from Bachelor of Fine July 6 to August 8.

Arts in Painting and Saler’s paintings Drawing, summa include scenes cum laude, from “Pinta in Newburgh” depicting the local SUNY New Paltz.

Hudson Valley area as He has received awards well as places he has in various art exhibits traveled, such as Florence, including two awards Italy. In his landscapes, from the Salmagundi he enjoys conveying Club. expansiveness, beauty, He lives in Middletown grandeur and atmosphere and teaches an art class found in nature. Inspired at the Mulberry House by the Hudson River Senior Center as well as School’s sublime and private lessons. masterful landscapes, he Leo’s Italian Restaurant frequently paints en plein is located at 23 Quaker air, creating his works “Path Through the Olive Grove” Avenue, Cornwall. outdoors on location.

For more about the artist, visit www.

Saler is a member of the Salmagundi mitchellsaler.com. He can also be found Club in NYC, Wallkill River School, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ Goshen Art League, Orange County mitchellsalerartist and on Instagram at Arts Council, Middletown Art Group, https://instagram.com/mitchellsaler.

After winning the the earliest and most 2018 Astral Foundation’s significant examples of National Auditions cyclic form in music, and the St. Lawrence a technique of musical Award at the Wigmore construction involving Hall Competition in a theme or melody England, the Vera occurring in more than Quartet members have one movement as a established themselves as unifying device. rising stars.

Composer Jessie Their program Montgomery states, for Kindred Spirits “Within Strum I Arts Programs utilized texture (KSAP) Youthful motives, layers Strength, includes of rhythmic or Haydn Mendelssohn Montgomery harmonic ostinati masterpieces by Haydn (String Quartet in D major, Op. that string together to form a bed of 20 no. 4) and Mendelssohn (String sound for melodies to weave in and out.

Quartet #2 in a minor, Op. 13), and The strumming pizzicato serves as a a contemporary work by American texture motive and the primary driving composer Jessie Montgomery. rhythmic underpinning of the piece.

Haydn’s six string quartets Op. 20 are Drawing on American folk idioms and considered a milestone in the history of the spirit of dance and movement, the composition. In them, Haydn develops piece has a kind of narrative that begins compositional techniques that were to with fleeting nostalgia and transforms define the medium for the next 200 years, into ecstatic celebration.” the special interplay of instruments that KSAP summer concerts are under an Goethe called “four rational people open-air canopy at historic Grey Towers, conversing.”

Milford. For the July 16, 5:30pm concert Mendelssohn’s Op. 13 was his first you can buy tickets on Eventbrite. Space mature string quartet. It is one of is limited. www.kindredspiritsarts.org.

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Mokotoff Returns to Pacem “Here is the concert Maria Ponce (1882schedule! (we are SO 1948), Francisco Tarrega happy to be able to say (1852-1909), Bryan that!)”

Johanson (b. 1951), and - Fran and Lukas, Aureo Puerta Carreño Pacem in Terris. (b. 1993).

Pacem in Terris is Ponce connected “returning” from the the concert scene with pandemic with “A warm Charles Mokotoff - photo by Cindy Dyer a mostly forgotten welcome to the 2022 season!”, and with tradition of popular song and Mexican the “return” of Charles Mokotoff, the folklore. Many of his compositions are celebrated guitarist who has performed strongly influenced by the harmonies for many local venues over the years. and form of traditional songs.

Mokotoff has served on the faculties Guitarist/composer Tarrega is often of numerous colleges and universities in called “the father of classical guitar” New York and the New England area as and is considered one of the greatest a lecturer in classical guitar and lute. He guitarists of all time. initiated and ran the Guitar Program at Johanson is an American classical Northeastern University in Boston from guitarist and composer.

1982 to 1991, and had a well-received Carreño is a Venezulean guitarist and New York City debut at Carnegie Hall composer living in Miami. in 1987. Severely hard of hearing for a For the July 17, 5:00pm concert in the good deal of his life, he is an outspoken old mill at Pacem in Terris Sculpture proponent of making music with hearing Garden, 96 Covered Bridge Road, loss and is currently on the adjunct Warwick, masks are required! There will faculty at Gallaudet University in be short intermissions between pieces Washington DC. to allow for better air exchange. No For his July concert, Mokotoff will reservations possible. Box Office opens perform music of Isaac Albeniz (1860- at 4:00pm. Arrive early and visit the 1909), Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757), Sculpture Garden.

Mendelssohn (1809-1847), Manuel Pacem is not handicapped accessible.

Music & Poetry at Holland Tunnel Music Mindy Fradkin, aka Princess Wow, and multi-talented musician Roland Moussa, entertain and enlighten with a grown-up version of dress-up. In this hour-long soulful and lively musical Mindy Fradkin & Roland Moussa fashion show, the dynamic duo sings as one voice, tells fun and fascinating stories, and engages the audience in singing and enjoying Mindy’s exquisite, handcrafted hats.

Mindy is a comedienne, hat designer, singer-songwriter, and celebrated solo performer. Her hats have been sold at Nordstrom, Henri Bendel, and her clients include a roster of stylish celebrities.

Pete Seeger called Roland Moussa “one of the greatest unknown musicians in the world.” Moussa brings his unique Native American voice of hope and harmony to today, including composing, arranging and collaborating on songs with Mindy.

Along with their playful spirits, they bring A Musical Hat Happening with hats, accessories, fantasy, and songs to

Holland Tunnel Gallery on July 17 at 4:00pm. There is a $10 suggested donation at the door to support artists.

Poetry Jennifer Blowdryer, Tom DiVenti, Shiv Mirabito, Sparrow and Carl Watson are Apathy Press poets, Tom DiVenti and they are launching a new poetry book with readings on July 24 at 3:00pm.

Apathy Press has been Jen Blowdryer a platform for above and underground voices, created by DiVenti over thirty years ago.

Holland Tunnel Shiv Mirabito Gallery is located at 46 Chambers Street, Newburgh.

See page 11 for an art exhibition at Holland Sparrow Tunnel Gallery, and check out the ad on page 3.

For more information about the Gallery, visit Carl Watson www.hollandtunnelgallery.com.

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July 4th Celebrations at Historic Sites The New Windsor Cantonment and Knox’s Headquarters present a day of Revolutionary War activities on July 4.

At New Windsor Cantonment see a military drill, cannon firing, and a children’s wooden musket drill.

At Knox’s Headquarters, tour the 1754 Ellison House, the military command post for three generals.

Admission is free. For information

call New Windsor Cantonment at 845562-7141 ext. 22.

The first publicly owned historic site in the nation, Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site opened on July 4, 1850. Join in on the birthday celebrations on July 4. Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site is located at 84 Liberty Street, Newburgh.

For information, call 845-562-1195.

After a two year hiatus due to Covid, the Women’s Club of Honesdale will again be sponsoring the 58th Annual Wayne County Art and Antique Show and Sale at the Wayne Highlands Middle School, 482 Grove Street, Honesdale, PA. The show will feature art by local artisans in a variety of mediums as well as a wide array of antiques and collectibles. An on-site appraiser will evaluate your treasures for an additional fee per item with a limit of five items per person. Women’s Club of Honesdale members will provide refreshments for sale including their famous pies.

All proceeds from this show benefit

local organizations, charities and scholarships awarded to local graduating high school seniors.

Hours are July 9 from 10:00am5:00pm & July 10 from 10:00am4:00pm. Admission is $6 per person or $5 per person with a copy of our advertising, either printed or digital.

For information, visit their Facebook page: “Women’s Club of Honesdale” or www.womensclubofhonesdale.com

Art & Antique Show & Sale, Honesdale

Art & Music Lectures at Desmond One of the 20th century’s most important and critically acclaimed sculptors, Isamu Noguchi’s artistic output included furniture and lighting designs, ceramics, Noguchi architecture, and set (1904-1988) designs. As a child of mixed heritage, Noguchi was born in Los Angeles and moved to Japan with his mother as a young child. Returning to the U.S. as an adolescent, he began his sculptural journey as a youthful apprentice. Today, a visitor to Storm King Art Center could not miss Momo Taro - a site specific, nine-part, forty-ton granite sculpture that hugs the earth and sits atop a specially landscaped hill.

Join Laura Nicholls as she explores the works of this celebrated sculptor on July 20 at 12:30pm.

With all of the terrible events of the past two years, missing a Birthday Party normally would not be a big deal.

However, in December of 2020 the world missed out on celebrating the 250th birthday of the great Ludwig Van Beethoven, born on December 16, 1770.

This milestone is significant enough that it needs to be observed, even if a little late. Because his symphonies, piano concertos and other large-scale works are so monumental Beethoven and iconic, people (1770-1827) often fail to appreciate Beethoven’s more intimate compositions. While we don’t want to be unappreciative of Beethoven’s magnificent symphonies, many scholars believe his chamber works to be his greatest accomplishment.

A concert program features two Beethoven chamber works: his Grand Trio in C, op. 87 and his Allegro for a Musical Clock, op 33. The program also features music by friends and contemporaries of Beethoven including Anton Reicha and Francois Devienne.

Beethoven and his Contemporaries, Lecture & Concert by Kenneth Korn happens on July 29 at 10:30am.

The lectures and concert take place at The Alice Desmond Center, Town of Newburgh Recreation Department, 6 Albany Post Road, Balmville.

To register: 845-565-1326.

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“Telling Stories and Seeing Color” The July/August Summer show at UpFront Exhibition Space, entitled, Telling Stories and Seeing Color, contains works of conscious thought and luminous color.

Kate Horan’s art tells painted stories that are metaphors and puns of human and animal relationships. Her new paintings are shadow boxes of painted images interacting with real elements forming a collage that speaks volumes about humanity.

Judith Cramer (see work above) paints in pastel the luminosity of ocean currents. Her streaming colors produce a soothing melodic flow of blues and greens in alternating bands, highlighted by soft cresting waves.

Roz Hodgkins’ paintings in this show are from her series about Greek and

Roman mythology (see work above).

The classical legend about Minerva is a story of the Roman goddess of music, arts and crafts. Other characters she has envisioned are Psyche, Echo, Daphne and Prometheus.

Alva Zingaro’s art is about seeing color as light and action. In one still life, she uses yellow to push objects forward.

In other pieces, she models shapes by using highlights. In her landscape the aerial perspective is displayed by alternating the tones of the colors creating an atmospheric space.

“It is the business of the artist to make humanity aware of itself.” -Ezra Pound.

The show runs July 1-August 28, with a reception on July 17 from 1:00pm6:00pm at 31 Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis.

For information, call 845-754-1808.

Free: Kids’ Creativity Boot Camp Orange County Arts Council (OCAC) announces its Jarrett Markel Creativity Boot Camp for kids art class schedule for Summer 2022.

The Boot Camp was created in loving memory of Jarrett Markel. Jarrett’s love for motocross was surpassed only by his love for his family. He was a lifelong resident of Newburgh. His persistence, determination, kind spirit and soul will be forever missed.

The Boot Camp brings professional teaching artists from Orange County to provide hands-on arts opportunities for students in our community. Classes are free and are geared towards specific age groups; 5-8, 8-12, and 12-16. After live presentations, select classes are uploaded to OCAC’s YouTube Channel, including separate recordings in Spanish.

So far, this program has reached over 370 youth. During the live class, students have opportunities to ask questions, show their art work and engage with the art teacher while developing their creative skills.

Classes are held at the Mulberry House Senior Center in Middletown, Wisner Library in Warwick and the Newburgh Library.

Instructors include Amy Lewis

Sweetman, Daniel Villegas, Mark Tourtellott, Heidi Lanino, Anusha Mehar, and Gabriele Tranchina.

Classes include Summer Birds for ages 5-8, Summer Animals for ages 5-8, Summer Insects for ages 5-8, Jazzy Kids for ages 5-8, Summer Landscapes for ages 8-12, Mini Comics for ages 8-12, Hip-Hop & Poetry - Use Your Voice for ages 12-16, Portraits for ages 12-16, and Found Poetry for ages 12-16.

Although the classes are free, registration is required. More information and registration details regarding the Jarrett Markel Creativity Boot Camp can be found at www.ocartscouncil.org/ youth-arts-classes.

This program is made possible by the Jarrett Markel Fund and Community Playthings.

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The 32nd Annual “Riverfest” Each year Riverfest in Narrowsburg starts off with the beloved “River Dogs on Parade.” Emceed by Kevin McDonough, who will be providing colorful commentary, this is a “don’t miss opportunity” for your pup (or faux pup) to strut their stuff before a panel of celebrated judges: Greg Triggs, Donna Fellenberg, and Dean Scharf, as well as a jubilant crowd.

Register your dog in advance by calling Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) at 845-252-7576.

Free live performances from the Riverfest Main Stage fill Main Street throughout the day. Don’t miss a single musical note from locally-sourced and internationally celebrated artists!

No Riverfest is complete without grabbing a bite and a drink! Visitors will be able to enjoy a range of delicacies and inventive treats, ranging from healthy treats to savory bites. Classic street fair favorites will also be on hand as well as plenty to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Each year Riverfest features unique artisans, community minded information booths, and delicious fair fare! Plus Narrowsburg’s spectacular eateries will be open for business throughout the day.

Artisan booths include local and

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regional makers in wood, ceramics, home decor, jewelry, metal, textiles, and apothecary and self-care products, and fine artists working in photography, sculpture, painting, and artist books.

Riverfest also provides visitors with a chance to learn more about some of the many great environmental and service organizations in our community.

In addition to unique artisan vendors, the highly anticipated day-long event features amazing live music, a benefit poster auction, a hands-on Kids Crafting Corner, the beloved River Dogs (on) Parade, and regional street theater.

It happens in downtown Narrrowsburg on July 24, from 10:00am-4:00pm.

Riverfest is produced by the DVAA and made possible in part with major support from Jeff Bank, WJFF Radio Catskill, and the New York State Council on the Arts.

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FYI No matter your generation, by now you’re probably familiar with at least a few of the social media acronyms: BRB: Be right back.

WFH: Working from home. ICYMI: In case you missed it.

IMO: In my opinion. NBD: No big deal.

But long before online chats, during World War II, when most communication was exchanged through overseas letters, sweethearts used secret acronyms usually written on the outsides of envelopes.

BITS: Be in touch soon. CHINA: Come home, I need affection. SWAK: Sealed with a kiss. ILYA: I love you always.

CHIP: Come home I’m pregnant and FISH: Forget it, I’m staying here!

FOOT IN MOUTH REPRISE Mrs. Malaprop is the chief comic character in Richard Sheridan’s 1775 English comedy, The Rivals. Her specialty, using an incorrect word or phrase that comes close to sounding correct but misses the mark i.e. My husband takes me for granite. Malaprop collector Roger

Axtell has a list of politicians’ blunders AND he names names but we won’t.

“Milwaukee is the golden egg that the rest of the state wants to milk.”

“It’s time we put aside our principles, and do what is right.”

“If Lincoln were alive today, he’d roll over in his grave.”

“By the way, before I start talking, I want to say...”

“I can tell you stories that will make your head stand on end.”

“It’s time to grab the bull by the tail and look it squarely in the eye.”

Malaprop comes from the French malapropos, meaning “inappropriate”.

PUREBRED, HYBRID, MIXED BREED, MUTT? It’s complicated. A Google search sorts out the differences nicely.

In the meantime, my son-in-law Jon, the pet maven, shared this list of currently popular poodle hybrids: Labradoodle (Labrador Retriever), Goldendoodle, (Golden Retriever) Berniedoodle (Bernese Mountain dog) and the Havapoo (Havanese).

Havanese Day.

Sculpture & Paper in Narrowsburg Two artists navigate the human condition through satire, juxtaposition, and immersive craft for two exhibits at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance.

David Dann:“An Existential Inquiry”

Yvetta Federova: “What’s Left of Her”

“Psalter or the Perpetually Immobile Machine” by David Dann

This show of objects and sculpture will be the first public display of Dann’s work. Working as a commercial artist for the past 30 years, he has been quietly making art as a way of investigating the meaning of existence. His objective has been to create pieces that are readily accessible to viewers, engaging on a personal level, and easily acquired while occupying a curious space between artwork and commodity.

Now retired, he lives in Sullivan County and is currently working on a book of short stories.

“Last Web” by Yvetta Federova

What does love look like inside the brain? Anger? Madness? Pure joy?

All these thoughts and emotions are essentially what makes us who we are yet they are invisible. How do our ideas, memories, and feelings travel along the networks of our minds? These are some of the questions Federova asks herself when she cuts her abstract portraits using X-Acto blades and black Fedrigoni, masterly crafted Italian paper.

The how at DVAA, 37 Main Street, Narrowsburg, runs through July 31.

NBNY Art Seen & Visitor Center Exhibit NBNY Art Seen is intricate topographies. a new initiative by the A master of textured gallery and art space work, Filomeno community in the City embroiders with of Newburgh. Occurring luxurious materials on the Last Saturday of such as shantung, silk, the month, the spaces crystals, and onyx to participating will be create spellbinding open in the afternoon tableaux that enchant and one space will host “Night and Day (Night)” by A. Filomeno the viewer with their (Embroidery on silk shantung an end-of-day event each constant shimmering stretched over cotton) month. and shifting light.

Currently participating In Between Dreams at are: Holland Tunnel Dusk features over thirty Gallery, Elijah Wheat works from his embroidered Showroom, Visitor Center, series The Islands, The Ann Street Gallery, ADS/ Fireworks, three large DAS Gallery Project embroideries from Optical Room, Grit Works, CMA and The Volcanoes, as Gallery at Mount Saint well as a new collection of Mary College, and Mindy vibrant watercolors titled, Ross Gallery at SUNY The Icebergs. Collectively, Orange. Hours are 1:00pm- “Fireworks” by A. Filomeno these series work in unison 5:00pm for all galleries, and 5:00pm- to juxtapose exquisite beauty with the 7:00pm for the monthly closing event. looming threat of climate change.

Visit the website: www.newburghart.

Filomeno’s work is on view at Visitor org/nbny-artseen for information.

Center, 223 Liberty Street, through July Angelo Filomeno’s thought-provoking 30. Visit www.visitorcenter.space solo exhibit, In Between Dreams at Visitor Center will close July’s NBNY Dusk, is lighting up Visitor Center with ART Seen free Art Walk with a reception a vivid display of seascapes and their on July 30 from 5:00pm-7:00pm.

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Verdi Masterpiece in Lake Huntington

Kelsey Watts

Jonathan Stinson

Step into a world of intrigue, betrayal, and the ultimate karma, and see Rigoletto exploding onto the stage at Delaware Valley Opera (DVO).

Never underestimate the power of a heartbroken father’s curse!

Rigoletto, the Court Jester of the Duke of Mantua, makes a living out of humiliating the Members of the Court. Protected by the ruthless Count, no personal tragedy is too painful or humiliating to serve as fodder for Rigoletto’s cruel merriment.

When the Duke of Mantua, aided by Rigoletto, seduces the daughter of the stately and dignified Count Monterone, the elderly gentleman places a curse...“La Maledizone”...upon both the Duke and Rigoletto, which is brushed aside as the

Mark Cotton

Tshombe Selby

mere heartbroken rantings of a grieving father.

But...Rigoletto has a secret: his own beautiful, innocent, conventraised daughter, Gilda, whom he keeps protected behind high walls, secluded from the world and its evil influences.

The Count’s curse sets forth a cataclysmic chain of events that forms the story line of one of Giuseppe Verdi’s most famous operas, with well-known sumptuous arias, duets, trios and quartets that are among the most beautiful of the operatic literature.

DVO proudly presents a stellar cast, headed by baritone Mark Cotton as Rigoletto, and Tshombe Selby, as the Duke of Mantua. The lovely Gilda is played by Kelsey Watts and the stately

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First Prize Poet

Carol Castel

Count Monterone is played by Jonathan Stinson, who just thrilled DVO audiences as The Pirate King in June’s production of The Pirates of Penzance.

Carol Castel, Artistic Director of DVO, is Stage Director, with Music Direction by Matthew Rupcich. The production will be performed in English in order to fully enhance understanding of this absorbing and fascinating story.

Rigoletto is a not-to-be-missed production that will be staged at DVO’s beautiful, spacious new theater, 6692 Route NY-52, Lake Huntington. Mark your calendars for July 16 & 23 at 7:00pm, and July 17 & 24 at 2:00pm.

For further information and tickets, visit www.delawarevalleyopera.com or call 845-887-3083.

Carl Sagan & Lynn Margulis Debate

Shades in P-sport

Dream on the Farm is a ‘decalogue’ of original climate change plays that Farm Arts Collective (FAC) has created and is performing from 20202030 in response to the call from scientists to mitigate a global climate change crisis.

Created in 2021, The Scientists, directed by Tannis Kowalchuk, Hudson Williams-Eynon Kowalchuck a.k.a. the follows the journey of two & Jess Beveridge “ringmaster referee” microscope (Margulis) and the telescope scientists, Carl Sagan and Lynn Margulis - deceased American scientists (Sagan). The competition concludes with - who compete in a sport that challenges the scientists presenting their findings in them to “help save life on the planet.” The a climatic dance of ecology, delivering performance is filled with spectacular an urgent climate change message.

FAC brings the play to Seminary Hill characters (some on stilts), with original music played live, drawing on themes that Cidery, 43 Wagner Lane, Callicoon on explore the world through two lenses: the July 7 at 6:00pm. Info: 845-887-4056.

Shades, composed of LA, Dave Morales and Sean Walker, are a pop and R&B trio. With their smooth musical style and lively humor, they are sure to keep you entertained! The group is presently working on a Motown performance for the Phillipsport Community Center’s Music Night on July 9 at 7:00pm.

A $10 donation includes music, homemade pie, and non-alcoholic drinks.

The show is outdoors, weather permitting, at 657 Red Hill Road, Phillipsport.

Masks are required indoors.

For information, call 845-313-1772.

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The Orchard Street Press (Gates Mills, Ohio) National Poetry Contest winner for Spring 2022 is Florida resident Robert Milby.

Milby won First Prize ($500 and the Malovrh-Fenlon Poetry Prize) for his poem, Beethoven’s Ninth Sonata.

“Beethoven’s Ninth Sonata” The piano sonata is autumn leaves, dyed in sound, chasing each other like giddy schoolchildren down a blustery country lane.

The leaves dislodge from the keyboard tree, headlong to a path of afternoon windplay.

Orange and ruddy rustics carry softer yellows along, coaxing those still younger greens with red freckles and wild opinions.

Yet, when grey brushes brood into later tones of day colder hues call the leaves over frostdressed stone walls, beyond harvest-abandoned fields, and shadowed wells, quieting pliant faces to discs of ice.

Now winter’s recital intones solitude, notes hung like breath garlands above the gloom, speaking in rustled pages; keys of frost and snow, outside the desolate hall.

Also as a finalist selection, Milby’s Beyond Satie.

CANVAS congratulates you, Robert!

Visit www.robertmilbypoetry.com

Additional Events in Cochecton, Florida, Goshen, Walden, Montgomery, Bullville, Warwick, Damascus, Marlboro, Liberty, Summitville Storytelling in Cochecton

“Everyone has a story to tell.”

This is the simple premise that launched Ramona Jan’s Yarnslingers in the spring of 2009. With a little guidance and a lot of camaraderie, ordinary people weave the fabric of their lives into fascinating tales.

They’ll be at the Cochecton Pump House, 7895 NY-97, July 10 at 2:00pm.

Free admission.

Storytelling in Florida Join the Black Dirt Storytelling Guild for an evening of marshmallow roasting and storytelling - for all ages! The Florida Public Library’s 26th Annual Campfire Storytime at The Park at Glenmere Lake is on July 21 at 7:30pm. Park address is Mayor Harter Lane, Florida. Register at www.floridapubliclibrary.org Free Museum Admission in Goshen The Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame (a.k.a. the Trotter’s Museum), 240 Main Street, Goshen, is offering free admission July 2, 3 and 4.

Phone: 845-294-6330.

Visit www.harnessmuseum.com Community Band Montgomery & Bullville The Pine Bush Community Band has been performing for 39 years. The band consists of 45+ musicians of all ages and abilities. Its mission is the education and enrichment of amateur, student, and professional musicians; education and enrichment of the public; and the preservation of the tradition of band music in community gatherings.

The band performs many styles of music including patriotic, classic, show, contemporary, and holiday.

The band performs June 27 at 7:00pm in Wooster Memorial Grove Gazebo, 89 East Main Street, Walden, and then on July 17 at 3:00pm in the Montgomery Senior Center, 36 Bridge Street, and on July 25 at 7:00pm in St. Paul’s RC Church, Route 17K, Bullville.

Free admission to all concerts. www.pinebushcommunityband.com Artist Opportunity in Warwick The Fuller Moon Arts Festival

celebrates the convergence of performance, art and nature with a one-day festival in August featuring live music and dance, theater, and art installations. This new one-day event is seeking to commission up to ten artists to create temporary art installations to be sited throughout the Festival grounds.

Works in all media, especially work that is immersive, interactive, audienceparticipatory, performative, intriguing, inspiring, magical, transformative, and/ or ethereal can be submitted.

For more information, visit www. wickhamworks.org

2020. On July 25 at 7:00pm Gill will be both host and featured poet. An open reading follows, as usual, in the Goshen Methodist Church, 2nd Floor Fellowship Room, 115 Main Street.

Free, donations appreciated!

For info: 845-294-5010.

World Class Jazz in Marlboro

Potluck in Damascus

The Lenape Nation of PA embarks on a treaty-signing journey on the Delaware River every four years. Willow Wisp Organic Farm and Farm Arts Collective will once again welcome the sojourners with a hot meal and a friendly welcome on the land that was once inhabited by their Lenape ancestors. The welcome is open to all community members, please bring a dish to share with the kayakers and enjoy a meal, a language class from a Lenape elder, a cultural exchange and treaty signing on July 31 at 5:00pm at the Farm, 38 Hickory Lane, Damascus, just across the river from Callicoon.

For more information: 917-566-7698. www.FarmArtsCollective.org

Veteran saxophone player Joe Lovano is one of the most acclaimed and beloved horn wielders in jazz, working with the likes of Woody Herman, John Scofield, Dave Douglas, Bill Frisell and Paul Motian, to name a few.

Lovano has had a large hand in defining late 20th century postbop.

He brings his Trio Tapestry to The Falcon, 1348 Route 9W, Marlboro, on July 31 at 7:00pm.

New Liberty Concert Series

The Sullivan County Historical Society presents Stages of Sullivan County, three summer performances.

The opening concert features Little Sparrow (pictured) & Friends on July 30 at 6:00pm at Liberty Soul Stage, 1868 Route 52, Liberty. Free admission.

For info, call 845-796-6113, as you will need to purchase dinner tickets to be guaranteed a space at the event.

Otherwise, it is first come, first serve up to 50 patrons. Doors open at 5:30pm.

Bring a chair, bug spray and sunblock.

No alcohol. No outside food or drinks.

Open House in Summitville The Mamakating Historical Society is hosting an open house on July 30 from 10:00am-2:00pm, at 136 Summitville Road. Light refreshments.

Free admission. Info: 845-888-2851.

Author Talks from Warwick The Albert Wisner Library is introducing a series of live, online author talks featuring New York Times bestselling authors and a Pulitzer Prize winning historian this summer. Every event will include the chance for you to ask your questions upon registration.

New York Times bestselling author Alka Joshi will discusses her books, The Henna Artist and The Secret Keeper of Jaipur on July 7 at 9:00pm.

Visit www.albertwisnerlibrary.org to register.

Poetry in Goshen Poetry at the Church, hosted by Ted Gill, returns to Goshen. The original series ran from July 2009 until February July 2022

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