D&H CANVAS July 2021

Your Free Monthly Arts, Entertainment & Buy Local Guide

July 2021

Orange, Pike & Sullivan Counties, Ellenville & Marlboro

From The Publisher...

by Barry Plaxen Synchronicity of the month: The Hills are Alive with the Sounds of Music and Art. CANVAS welcomes firsttimers to our calendar listings: Callicoon Hills in Callicoon Center (music) and Hillcrest Entertainment in Florida (art).

Quote of the month: “I never knew a guitar player worth a damn.”

Vocabulary Lesson: Conté: a drawing medium composed of compressed powdered graphite or charcoal mixed with a clay base.

Memento mori: symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death.

Highlights of the Month: Vinyl LPs in Warwick, Operetta in Callicoon Center, Chicago in Bethel, Erratum The Upfront Exhibition Space is located in Port Jervis, not Milford, as published on page 8 in the June CANVAS. The correct location was published on page

10, however. Apologies.

In this issue: Well, it seems that regarding live events we can happily say, “July is Bustin’ Out All Over!”

Chamber music in Livingston Manor and Jeffersonville, and Jazz in Marlboro, Callicoon and Port Jervis.

Events for kids in Ellenville and Dingmans Ferry, Walden, Pine Bush, Milford, Goshen and Warwick.

Outdoor music in Sugar Loaf, Kauneonga Lake, Pine Bush, Liberty, Newburgh, Bethel, Phillipsport, Milford, Pine Island and Chester, and outdoor cinema in Hurleyville, Bethel and Goshen.

New art exhibits in Goshen, Montgomery, Lords Valley, Newburgh, New Windsor, Highland Mills, Hurleyville, Wurtsboro, Narrowsburg and Middletown (virtual), and a new photography exhibit in Newburgh.

Fairs and festivals in Florida, Pine Bush, Goshen, Hurleyville, Mountaindale,

Milford and Montgomery. Library events in Florida and Walden, and book discussions in Chester and Florida.

Talks in Huguenot, Vails Gate, New Windsor and Livingston Manor, and Poetry in Campbell Hall and Sugar Loaf (virtual).

A new museum exhibit in Grahamsville, and live theatre in Goshen and Forestburgh.

Sikh music in Milford and Polka music in Pine Island.

I am happy that the return of CANVAS is equated to normalcy. I cannot count how many emails Sophie and I received with people saying things like, “Now that I see CANVAS in circulation, the world must be back in order!” and “CANVAS is back?!? Life must be getting back to normal!” (take a peek at our Letters to The Editor below - there are but a few of the many emails we received).

We are touched. We are thankful. We feel the oneness of it all.

We are so looking forward to August.

Letters To The Editor You have no idea how delighted I was to find CANVAS in my mailbox once again! Now I know the pandemic is just about over.

The paper looks as good as ever - a little thinner, unlike the rest of us after all those months of sloth and overeating, but colorful and full of good reading.

Congratulations on your comeback!

Judith Wink, NYC SOOOO nice to find an old familiar friend in my mailbox!

And what a fitting cover and tribute to a remarkable man and artist.

Karen Gersch, Montgomery The ad looks great and I know our patrons are happy to have copies of the CANVAS back in the library for them to pick up!

Anita Baumann, Woodbury Library Congratulations on getting CANVAS back on its feet and in our hands.

What a joy it was to read through your June edition - although I am saddened

by Sam’s passing. What a great guy.

Ken Tschan, Cornerstone Theatre Arts & The Desmond Center Hi, Barry!

Oh, it is SO nice to be talking about upcoming arts events again! I hope that you have weathered the craziness of the 2

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Mary Burkart, Delaware Valley Opera

Morning dear friends! Hope you are well. We are enjoying the return of the CANVAS today, as we found it at Adams yesterday. We really missed you guys.

Neil Alexander, Newburgh Glad you will be printing again!

Brian Burke, Downing Film Center Sophia, it is WONDERFUL to hear from you guys again. CANVAS closing up shop was a sad day for us. I’m so glad you are back!

Sarah Pierson, Wallkill River School I’m very glad to know that you’re finally able to get back to printing.

Janine Morley, Pocono Environmental Education Ctr. Hope all is well. Good to see the CANVAS again!

Norma Schadt, Town of Deerpark Historical Society Great going! You’re on a roll!

Cynthia Harris Pagano, Otisville So good to hear from you. We were ecstatic to learn that CANVAS was back

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Community Arts: News, Views And Schedules Publisher, Barry Plaxen barry@dhcanvas.com Editor, Sophia Krcic editor@dhcanvas.com Delaware & Hudson CANVAS 297 Stone Schoolhouse Road Bloomingburg, NY 12721 845.733.4979 www.dhcanvas.com Email calendar submissions by the 15th of the prior month to calendar@dhcanvas.com Email classified submissions to classified@dhcanvas.com Nothing in this publication may be reproduced without written permission of the publisher.

The Cover in action!

Marina Lombardi, Nesin Cultural Arts

Welcome back! So happy to see you guys are back in print.

Meg Sgombick, Florida Public Library A very welcome sign that we might just return to pre-covid normal soon. Good luck with the reboot!

Carol Gillen, Jerry’s Collision CALENDARS

Art & Photography ������������������������������������14 Books �������������������������������������������������������14 Category ���������������������������������������������11, 14 Children & Teen’s �������������������������������������14 July 2021 Calendar ���������������������������� 12-13 Lectures & Talks ���������������������������������������14 Music - Pop, Folk, Rock, etc., �������������������11

COLUMNS

Business Directory �����������������������������������23 Classifieds ������������������������������������������������23 May I Have a Word with You ����������������������8

STORIES

Bethel Lakeside Music �������������������������������6 Bethel Woods �������������������������������������������20 Black Dirt Storytelling Guild, Florida ���������15 Cornerstone Theatre Arts, Goshen �������������9 Crawford Library, Monticello ���������������������10 Cynthia Pagano Harris, artist ���������������������9 Deerpark Museum, Huguenot ������������������10 Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Narrowsburg �20 Delaware Valley Opera �����������������������������18 Desmond Center, Newburgh ��������������������23 Domesticities, Youngsville ������������������������12 Ellenville Public Library & Museum ������������8

In Memoriam:

Joseph A. Di Bello September 21, 1942 - June 1, 2021

CANVAS contributor and dear friend to many. He will be sorely missed by the CANVAS family. Thank you for it all, Joe. The painting is by Montgomery artist Karen E. Gersch.

A proper “In Memoriam” dedicated to Joe and Joe’s unique playful way with words is forthcoming in our August issue.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Town of Montgomery Volunteer Ambulance Corp, who went above and beyond to help Joe, P.O. Box 25, Walden, NY 12586.

Florida Public Library ��������������������������������15 Forestburgh Playhouse ������������������������������3 Gallery at Chant Realtors, Lords Valley ������5 Goshen Art League ����������������������������������17 Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre �������������5 Illuminate Goshen ������������������������������������17 Josephine-Louise Public Library, Walden ���3 Kindred Spirits Arts, Milford ����������������������22 Liberty Soul Stage ��������������������������������������9 Middletown Art Group �������������������������������19 Music Institute of Sullivan & Ulster �������������8 Newburgh Historical Society ��������������������10 Noble Coffee Roasters,Campbell Hall ��4, 23 On the Lawn, Sugar Loaf ���������������������������6 Original Vinyl Records, Warwick ��������������21 Pine Bush Music �����������������������������������������6 Phillipsport Community Center �����������������20 Safe Harbors of the Hudson, Newburgh ��15 Shandelee Music Festival ������������������������21 Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra ��������22 SUNY Orange, Middletown ����������������19, 23 Upfront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis �������11 Wallkill River School,Montgomery ������������16 Weekend of Chamber Music ����������������������7 Woodbury Public Library, Highland Mills ����5 Wurtsboro Art Alliance ��������������������������������4 X-Ensemble, Newburgh ���������������������������15

Birds on Zoom Join the Josephine-Louise Public Library for The Birds of Home with Bill Fiero and hear about Bill’s adventures behind the camera and the discovery of the intricate practices of our New York State birds.

Bill Fiero is a naturalist, ecotraveler, birder and photographer whose program, Worldwide Birding Adventures has always been popular for those who cannot travel to the far reaches of exotic lands.

This particular program will Bill Fiero focus on our NYS “backyard birds” - how to identify them, and what their habits are.

To register, call the Library at 845778-7621 or email wal@rcls.org. You will need an email address so that they may send you the Zoom link the day of the program which will be on July 15 at 6:30pm via Zoom.

Be sure to check the website for updates and added programs - especially the July Summer Reading Programs! www.waldenpubliclibrary.org

Celebrating 75 Years of The Forestburgh Playhouse!

“The Diamond Anniversary Revue” July 6-11 If this Barn could talk! For 75 years, talented artists have been creating fabulous theatre memories for Playhouse Patrons. It’s time to celebrate the joy and zest of musical theatre in the Forestburgh Playhouse. In this originally conceived musical revue, you will be treated to some of the best songs and dances from Playhouse history.

Our very talented Resident Company will perform the hits of the Playhouse just for you! With amazing vocals and dazzling choreography, we will celebrate the legacy of the Forestburgh Playhouse together!

“Altar Boyz the Musical” July 13-25 Performed on the Playhouse mainstage.

A foot-stomping, rafter-raising musical comedy about a fictitious Christian boy band on the last night of their national “Raise the Praise” tour. The Boyz are five all-singing, all-dancing heartthrobs from Ohio: Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham! With their tight harmonies and spectacular choreography, the Altar Boyz delight their audience.

Performing a full set, the Boyz question their loyalty to each other and ask whether or not faith is really holding them together. In the end, they deliver a message of unity: “there is no star as bright as its constellation, no harmony in a single voice.”

Best of Broadway Under the Stars

Nicholas Rodriguez, Katheryn Allison, “Beehive the Musical” “All is Fair in Love” “The Sophisticated Ladies of July 13-25 July 2, 7:30pm Broadway & R&B” July 3, 7:30pm Performed on the Tavern Stage!

Beehive celebrates the powerful and Ebb. The World Goes ‘Round is a female voices of the 1960’s with such stunning revue of the songbook from the timeless hits as My Boyfriend’s Back, multi-Tony award-winning team, with Be My Baby, Son of Preacher Man, the original production winning three Me and Bobby McGee and so much Drama Desk Awards. more! Told from the perspective of six Filled with humor, romance, drama and young women who come of age in this nonstop melody, this title is a thrilling enigmatic decade, Beehive takes us celebration of life and the fighting spirit down memory lane - you will be singing that keeps us all going. With hit songs along and tapping your toes to this iconic from Chicago, Cabaret and more, The music the entire time!

World Goes ‘Round is a musical theatre treat for all audiences!

“The World Goes ‘Round” The “Miracle in the Forest” is located July 27-August 8 at 39 Forestburgh Road, Forestburgh.

Enter the world of distinguished For tickets: www.fbplayhouse.org or and celebrated writing team, Kander call 845-794-2005.

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Campbell Hall: All in the Poetry Family “Since my retirement in September of 2019 I’ve gotten serious about writing poetry,” says Steve Grogan. “I have 4 poems published. Robert Milby has been like a mentor to me, very helpful. Mary Butler is my muse. She got me started in this poetry adventure. I have two children, Jill and Shane, who are both published poets.” Steve was the featured poet for Noble Coffee Roasters’ (NCR) June 2020 poetry reading, hosted by Milby.

“I have been writing poems for two years now,” says Jill Grogan. “My poem Bright Star was published in The Trolley in late June. I attend SUNY Orange. I first started with liberal arts,

but I recently changed my major to business.

“My dad is the one that got me into writing poetry. Poetry has always been how I expressed myself. Poetry is MY form of expression. Reading at Noble Coffee Roasters is such a cool experience for me. Everyone is always super nice.

This is my first featured reading as a poet and it’s an honor.”

Robert Milby, Orange County Poet Laureate Emeritus, hosts readings at NCR, 3020 NY-207, Campbell Hall, every first Thursday. Jill Grogan will read her poetry on July 1 at 7:00pm, followed by an open mic.

For more information: 845-294-8090.

Florida: Hillcrest Plein Air Festival

“I am organizing the Plein Air and curating the exhibits. Hillcrest Entertainment is really a lovely site; very Monet-like, with a big pond full of lily pads and a small wooden bridge. Today, while there, we saw a red hawk and blue heron, several deer and a snapping turtle,” said artist and arts entrepreneur Karen E. Gersch, known for her art, theatre and circus productions.

Hillcrest Bar and Grille will be open all day on July 17 & 18, with indoor and outdoor seating for the Hillcrest Plein Air Festival. Doors open to the

public at 11:00am.

There is also a kids recreation area (small playground) near the Marquee. From Noon-3:00pm on Saturday only there will be supervised kids’ art activities in the Marquee exhibition tent.

And at 5:00pm both days there will be an auction of the plein air work created. Sunday will also feature an allday art exhibition in the Marquee tent.

“I’ve invited artists to bring other work to display that day,” added Gersch.

The location is 1 Durland Road, Florida. The event is FREE! Families and children welcome.

The Wurtsboro Art Alliance in July The Wurtsboro Art Alliance has announced that their Gallery will be open Saturdays & Sundays from Noon-4:00pm. As always, there is a dazzling array of art to choose from: handmade jewelry, pottery, paintings, prints, and fiber arts.

The work accompanying this article is by WAA fiber artist Gaby O’Neil. During the pandemic, Gaby received a large collection of beads.

Little by little, she designed the first piece pictured. It is truly a wonderful piece to see and a reminder of how the pandemic winter shaped our time and talents!

The second piece shown is stitched fabric, which is another one of Gaby’s favorite mediums.

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Gaby is also a talented painter who constantly explores new techniques and combinations.

The Wurtsboro Art Alliance is a group where all artist-members can display their talent and contribute to the running of a gallery. A 100% volunteer organization, members rely on each other for support as they display their art and offer classes to the community.

If interested in learning more, stop by the gallery on a Saturday or Sunday soon, or come to a membership meeting! The next one happens on July 27 at 6:00pm at the Gallery, 73 Sullivan Street, Wurtsboro.

Visit www.waagallery.org

Oils & Pastels in Lords Valley Donna Kallesser, a member of Oil Painters of America and American Women Artists, has been steered throughout her creative life to paint people, places and objects. Her latest still life, Copper Pail placed second in oil at the recent Pocono Arts Council’s member exhibition.

A collection of Donna’s oil and pastel paintings will be exhibited and offered for sale at the Gallery at Chant Realtors, 631 Route 739, Lords Valley, from July 1 through August 27.

A reception will be held on July 2, from 5:00pm-7:00pm. All are welcome.

Virtual Exhibit: Photos & Paintings Tony McConico is a 15compositions based year resident of the Hudson on close-up shots of Valley and graduate from eroded surfaces or other SUNY New Paltz with interesting arrangements a Bachelor’s in Visual found in nature and in Arts. He works primarily urban environments. through the mediums of McConico is the featured photography and painting. artist for the Woodbury When painting, Public Library’s Art McConico emphasizes @ Your Library virtual strong forms with wild exhibit series throughout strikes between clean the months of July and edges and thematic color August. arrangements throughout.

His show, entitled, “The Sandbars” When taking photos, he searches for Finding More, may be viewed by visiting a variety of “readymade” abstract www.woodburypubliclibrary.org

Hurleyville: ICE and PRIDE ICE Ice Memory refers to an ongoing climate research project where core samples of the world’s vanishing glaciers are being archived in long preserved frozen cylinders to retain a tangible record of past climate changes.

Ice Memory is also an exhibit, an artistic reflection on this same quest, by Jaanika Peerna, offering an opportunity to witness an evolution of the work, not unlike the changes we witness in our natural landscapes, encouraging us to meditate on the way human actions alter the environment that surrounds us.

Peerna’s work will be on view at Gallery 222, Hurleyville, from July 2 to August 29. The opening reception will be held on July 2 at 5:30pm.

PRIDE House of Yes was created in 2007 by Kae Burke and Anya Sapozhnikova, two friends who just wanted to make art and have a good time. With lots of help and lots of love, the original idea of

House of Yes transformed into a reality beyond what anyone could have ever imagined.

House of Yes is coming to Hurleyville for “THE event of the summer you won’t want to miss,” at Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre. This special event is a day party and carnival celebrating love, selfexpression and the magic of summer in the Catskills. There will be a celebration and entertainment for all ages, all people, all humans and creative creatures.

Live music, interactive art, kid’s activities, games, vendors and circus shows will all happen for: “YES YES YES Hurleyville Pride” on July 24, from 2:00pm-7:00pm.

And it’s FREE!

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Back to Normal: Free Outdoor Summer Weekly Music Series are Back!

Sugar Loaf In 2004, while operating the Lycian Centre for the Performing Arts in Sugar Loaf, Richard & Susan Logothetis decided to bring free entertainment and cultural events to the area and On the Lawn was born.

In 2012 and after 20 years, Richard & Susan decided to retire from the theatre.

The lawn concert series was not part of the future plans for the theatre, so Richard went looking for a new location. With a suggestion from Susan, property owned by the Logothetis’ was chosen. Today, the concert series is essentially Richard’s hobby, and he works each year to make the concert experience better than the year before. Thousands have enjoyed the variety of musical offerings over the past seventeen seasons.

Sugar Loaf Crossing is located on the crossing of the railroad tracks at 1405 Kings Highway (near the Post Office).

Concert goers are welcome to bring chairs, blankets, picnic baskets, family and friends. Refreshments available.

For information visit facebook.com/ onthelawnatsugarloafcrossing or call 845-469-2713.

The On the Lawn concerts are presented under permit by the Town of Chester

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various styles and decades of experience, resulting in an extensive repertoire of “a less is more” sound featuring traditional to contemporary and originals. Both play dual instruments, with a barebones understated, whimsical vibe suitable for any experience. They perform on July 15 at 6:30pm.

This free Thursday Bethel concert series is held in Gazebo Park, Route 55.

Individual weekly concert listings can be An audience enjoying the show during an On the Lawn concert. found on our calendar pages. town board, Alex Jamerson, supervisor.

Kauneonga Lake **************************** Thank you Town of Chester!

Bethel Lakeside Music is celebrating The above is information that we have See ad page 9 for concert listings. its 5th summer season. CANVAS friends received at press time.

Joanna Gass and the In the past, many other Pine Bush Search and Rescue municipalities have “Meet us at Orchestra (see photo offered free weekly the Gazebo! right) are performing outdoor concerts.

Bring a chair July 1.

Check with these or blanket and Fisher & Kean Duo local governments enjoy!” is a collaboration of and venues: Village of As in the Deborah Anne Fisher Warwick, Village of past, the Town and Paul Kean, singer/ Montgomery, Town of of Crawford songwriter artists who New Windsor, Village presents a Free The Side F/X Band: July 9 play traditional to of Walden, Town of Friday 7:00pm summer concert series contemporary acoustic Cornwall, City of at the Crawford Commons Gazebo, 65 music. This harmony Middletown, Town of Main Street, Pine Bush. There are also two based duo joined talents Chester, and hamlet restaurants on the premises with outdoor in the fall of 2017. Both of Callicoon Center, tables. Individual weekly concert listings songwriters in their among others.

Fisher & Kean Duo can be found on our calendar pages. own right, they merged

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The Weekend of Chamber Music 2021 Season: “Into the Light”

Jesse Mills, violin

Carol Wincenc, flute

Ieva Jokubaviciute, piano

It’s official: The Weekend of Chamber Music 2021 season, titled Into the Light, will be live, in-person and in the Catskills this summer!

“We’ve assembled a pod of our core artists to work together for the full two weeks, bringing you six events in two venues: our beloved Eddie Adams Barn in Jeffersonville, and the Catskill Art Society’s Laundry King space in Livingston Manor,” said co-producer Andrew Waggoner.

“We’ll also present two virtual recitals, and each live event will also be video streamed! So if you’re not ready to venture back out to a concert you can still find us online.

“In addition to the new improvisation collective Come Out, on the program will be music to mourn where we’ve been and celebrate where we’re headed: the premiere of 2019 WCM Fellow Huijuan Ling’s Stranding, Whalefall; new quartets of young Turkish and African-American composers Füsun Köksal and Shelley Washington; works of surpassing beauty by our 2021 Composer-in-Residence Kurt Rohde; Waggoner’s own piano quartet after James Baldwin’s Now, the Fire;

Caroline Stinson, cello Aidan Plank, doublebass

Nurit Pacht, violin

Mari Soto, violin

Chris Lennard, percussion

Mika Sasaki, piano

Schubert’s electrifying Quartettsatz; Schumann’s epic Piano Trio in d minor; Carter’s still-astonishing Cello Sonata from 1948; and Beethoven’s moving, visionary song of healing, the Heiliger Dankgesang from the String Quartet No. 15 in a minor, Op. 132.

“Into 2021 we go, into light, into hope,” Wagonner concluded.

Füsun Köksal (b.1973) is a Turkish composer of contemporary classical music. She was nominated for the Pablo Casals Festival Third International Composers Competition, France (2009).

Shelley Washington (b.1991) has taught with the New York Philharmonic Very Young Composers program, and in the Young Composers and Improvisers Workshop.

Composer-in-residence Kurt Rohde (see June 2021 CANVAS) has received the Rome Prize, Berlin Prize, and awards from Harvard, and the Koussevitzky and Guggenheim Foundations.

For a complete program listing, see our calendar pages or visit the WCM website: www.wcmconcerts.org See ad page .

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Daniel Lippel, guitar

Kathryn Lockwood, viola

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Aesop & Andersen for Kids In collaboration with the Mullikin enjoys Ellenville Public Library, opportunities to create music the Music Institute of that fills a special need. For Sullivan & Ulster (MISU) example, in response to will present an interactive requests for “curriculum retelling of The Boy Who based” programs, he has Cried Wolf (Aesop’s produced Mathnotes Fables - adapted by Nitzan (based on fourth-grade Sitzer) and Hans Christian math standards) and The Andersen’s The Emperor Music of Life (about the life and the Nightingale (adapted sciences). These programs

by Tamara Mullikin) for have been presented with children big and small. great success to thousands Aesop SUNY Sullivan of school children.

Assistant Professor of Featured are Trio Theater and Speech, Soli-tude with David and well-known area Fiedler (violin), actress, Jessica Barkl Anastasia Solberg narrates. (viola) and Anik The music for Oulianine (cello). the program was They will be joined by composed by David Stefani Starin (flute), Mullikin, who is Dale DeMarco very active in the (clarinet) and Chris Colorado Symphony’s Earley (percussion).

Education The performance Hans Christian Andersen Department, both as performer and is on July 11 at 2:00pm at MISU, 40 composer. Perhaps his most distinctive Market Street, Ellenville, behind St. creations are these type of story-pieces Joseph’s Church, and also on Zoom. for small ensembles with story-teller.

Admission is free. Donations welcome.

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May I Have A Word With You...

Quips, Quotes & Quiddities with Carol Pozefsky OPEN SAYS ME...

Art museums around the world are reopening, but cautiously. Now that Covid cases are slowing, the International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art (who knew there WAS one?) has issued guidelines for museum visitors.

By now we know the drill. We may still be asked to limit the size of our group, keep our distance, and have our temperatures taken. In addition, we may be required to sign a guest register to help track the source of possible new virus outbreaks.

Museums are urging the public to check online or by phone for up to date admission information.

TWO BOOKS When its editors announced that CANVAS was up and rolling again, it was a great time to revisit our private stock of word books. Two immediately came to mind.

1.The Superior Person’s Book of Weird

& Wondrous Words, and 2. Foolish Words (The stupidest words ever spoken).

Alternating the selections would be fun.

Deblaterate: To Babble: “The meeting is open. Let the deblateration commence!”

Tallulah Bankhead: “I tell you cocaine isn’t habit forming. I know, because I’ve been taking it for years.”

Gymnophobia: Fear of nudity: One’s own and/or others. Derived from Greek: gymnos = naked, phobia = fear.

John Lennon in 1966 interview with London Standard: “Christianity will vanish and shrink. I’m right and I’ll be proved right. We’re more popular than Jesus now.”

Languescent: Becoming tired.

Joshua had to leave his Zoom meeting.

Languescence had set in.

Vernon Presley to his son, Elvis in 1954: “I never knew a guitar player worth a damn.”

Proctalgia: Pain in the backside.

(Readers are encouraged to create their own sample sentences ☺).

Headmaster of Pembroke Lodge School to schoolboy Alec Guinness: “You’re not the acting type.”

Oils in New Windsor pastel portraits, will North Light is an exhibit her oil paintings interior controlled light of hidden country roads coming from a high for The Country Roads window facing north.

Art Show at Blooming It produces a cool and Grove Antiques, often atmospheric light 436 Blooming Grove as opposed to the more Turnpike in New rigid control of artificial Windsor, a few doors light. North light has down from Nature’s produced many of the Pantry. greatest paintings in The show runs from history.

July 13 to August 29.

Local artist Cynthia Cynthia’s selected Harris-Pagano works and widely collected and teaches from one of the few such studios “The Blue House”by Harris-Pagano works may be seen in the Hudson Valley: her North Light by visiting either of her following two Studio in Otisville, which was built on websites: www.cynthiaharris-pagano.com and/ as an addition to her home.

Cynthia, who specializes in oil and or www.portraitartist.com/pagano.

All’s Well in Goshen Park Evelyn Albino, artistic director of Cornerstone Theatre Arts, Inc. is thrilled to announce its return to Salesian Park in Goshen, with a bouncy production of Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well.

The show combines comedy and drama, intrigue and action for a full 90 minutes. Script adaptation is by Brittany Pierce-Caiazza. The play is directed by Ken Tschan with Marianne Ciuffetelli as assistant director.

The cast includes Jillian Landsman as “Helena”, Miles Segura as “Bertram”, Madison Kaplan as “Diana”, Joe Barra as “Parolles” and Kevin McDonnell as “LeFeu”, along with several other topnotch performers all eager to get back on stage in celebration of a return to their

Cornerstone rehearsal photos

much loved craft.

Show dates are weekends, July 24 to August 1 at 2:00pm sharp. Admission is free. No reservations are required.

Performances are held rain or shine under the big tent at Salesian Park. Be sure to bring a lawn chair.

This production is sponsored by The Goshen Public Library & Historical Society and is presented in cooperation with Goshen Parks & Recreation.

Acoustic Sixties Folk with Dinner The Liberty Soul Stage in Liberty will feature an evening of live music with Orange County duo Mike Baglione and Anne Loeb, performing Mike & Anne songs by artists like Gillian Welch, John Hartford, John Denver and John Prine.

Mike and Anne are vocalists and multiinstrumentalists, and guests can expect to hear plenty of fine guitar-picking and sweet vocal harmonies, along with some accordion and banjo-picking, too.

Opening for Anne and Mike will be Sullivan County duo Little Sparrow, performing the music of Young, Dylan, Wonder, Traffic, the Grateful Dead, and more. Founded by Carol Smith and Aldo Troiani, Little Sparrow has

performed locally for over ten years with a variety of different musicians.

The evening will also feature some collaboration between the two Little Sparrow bands, who are friends, and have performed together many times over the years.

On July 17, the music starts at 4:00pm.

Price is $20, and includes a full dinner and door prizes at The Soul Stage, 1864 NY-52, Liberty.

Tickets can be purchased by calling 845-292-0065 (leave a message) or by visiting www.eventbrite.com/e/dynamicduos-tickets-159352737327 until sold out. Seating is limited, so order early, and be sure to bring your lawn chair.

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Charles-Michel de Langlade

Newburgh Art Fundraiser

Charles-Michel de Langlade They lived in villages of was known for his influence birchbark houses called with the Indians throughout waginogan, or wigwams. his long active career as a There were also longhouses military office for both the and sweat lodges in Ottawa French and British. Of great villages. interest are the campaigns The Town of Deerpark lead by de Langlade in the will feature a lecture about French and Indian War and Charles-Michel de Langlade the American Revolution.

by Frank Salvati, a He was born in 1729 to a Charles-Michel de Langlade popular local historian and prominent Ottawa woman speaker about early Native named Domitilde and a New Americans, their history and France officer, Augustin culture. Salvati will also Mouet de Langlade. Young share the history of his fine de Langlade’s authority was collection of Indian artifacts derived from the fact that he which will be on display. was fluent in both French and The collections includes Ottawa, his relationship to tomahawks, moccasins, war his uncle, Nissowaquet, an clubs, shields, knives, a bow important chief, and from his case and quiver. personal qualities.

The lecture will take place Frank Salvati The Ottawa, also known as the Odawa, on July 11 at 3:00pm at the Town of are the Algonquian-speaking tribe Deerpark Museum, 25 Grange Road, who originally lived on the East Coast Huguenot. and migrated into Michigan, Ohio and This free program is made possible southern Canada. Their name is from the by funding from the Deerpark Heritage Indian word “adawe” meaning “traders” Fund. There will be homemade because they had long been known as refreshments served after the program. intertribal traders and barterers.

For additional information call 845Ottawa people didn’t live in tepees. 856-2702 or 845-754-8070.

The Historical The Society’s first Society of Newburgh fundraiser of 2021, Bay & the Highlands New Enlightened Views, was launched unofficially is an invitational art when the Hasbrouck exhibition of Hudson House (Washington’s Valley landscape artists Headquarters) was in curated by the Society danger of demolition and sponsored by the after the Revolutionary Newburgh Vintage War. The current Society, Emporium Wareincorporated in 1884, has House. 100% of the always been an advocate proceeds from sales of for Newburgh’s history. the art pieces will go to The Society’s the Historical Society headquarters, the “Plum Point” by Sandy Brandman of the Newburgh Bay 1830 Captain David & Highlands & the Crawford House, was featured Hudson purchased in 1954 to Valley artists: save it from demolition Robert Trondsen, and symbolizes Cynthia Harristheir dedication Pagano, Kevin Cook, to preserving and Gayle Clark Fedigan, protecting Newburgh’s Paul Gould, Sandy assets. An historic Brandman and Jane house museum and the Lawrence.

Society’s headquarters, The fundraiser will it is located at 189 run from June 26 to Montgomery Street “Solitude” by Gayle Clark Fedigan July 31 at Newburgh within the City’s Historic District, open Vintage Emporium Ware-House, 10 for tours on Sundays between 1:00pm Route 17k, Newburgh, near Aldi’s. and 4:00pm or by appointment.

Phone: 845-565-8200.

Double Bass Duet in Monticello

The Double Bass rarely has opportunities to shine in front of an audience, let alone two of them!

Andrew Trombley and Justin Kujawski will present an evening of duets featuring the Double Bass, performing duets by some of the great composers for the instrument, some original arrangements of familiar tunes, and even a world premiere!

The E.B. Crawford Public Library, 479 Broadway, Monticello, presents Double Bass Duet on its outdoor stage on July 22 at 6:00pm.

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Andrew Trombley

photo by Loren Wohl ©

Justin Kujawski

required. Feel free to bring your own chair or blanket.

Registration is necessary and limited to 50 people. Go to ebcpl.org and click on Adult Calendar for July.

In the event of inclement weather, a rain date will be announced.

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

Cinema

“Summer of Soul” documentary ����������������������������������Bethel Woods Terrace, Jul 1, 8:30pm “How to Train Your Dragon” ���������������������������Goshen Library Outdoors, Jul 8, 8pm FREE “Top Gun” ������������������������������������������������Morningside Park, Hurleyville, Jul 10, dusk FREE “Jurassic Park” ����������������������������������������Morningside Park, Hurleyville, Jul 12, dusk FREE “The Breakfast Club” ������������������������������Morningside Park, Hurleyville, Jul 19, dusk FREE “Back to the Future” �������������������������������Morningside Park, Hurleyville, Jul 26, dusk FREE “Little Shop of Horrors” ���������������������������� Josephine-Louise Library, Walden, Jul 30, 6pm “Jawa” & family Yoga ������������������������������Morningside Park, Hurleyville, Jul 31, dusk FREE

FAIRS & Festivals

First Fridays.................. ���������������������������������Main Street, Pine Bush, Jul 2, 4pm-7pm FREE Night of the Arts art, music, activities ������������ Village Green, Goshen, Jul 7, 6:30pm-8:30-m Second Saturdays �������������������������������������������������������������� Mountaindale, Jul 10, 11am-10pm Milford Music Festival ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Jul 10 & 11 RSD Drops 2021 Record Store Day ���������������������Original Vinyl, Warwick, Jul 17, 9am-6pm Hillcrest Plein Air Festival ����Hillcrest Bar and Restaurant, Florida, Jul 17 & 18, 11am-6pm Freedom Fest & fireworks ����� Thomas Bull Memorial Park, Montgomery, Jul 17, 4pm-dusk YES YES YES Hurleyville PRIDE! ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre, Jul 24, 2pm-7pm FREE

FUNDRAISERS

Newburgh Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands “New Enlightened Views” Newburgh Vintage Emporium Ware-House, Newburgh, thru Jul 31

Museums Not listed in Centerspread

Independence Day Celebration ���������������New Windsor Cantonment, Jul 4, 1pm-5pm FREE Independence Day Celebration ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, New Windsor, Jul 4, 1pm-5pm FREE Independence Day Celebration �����Knox’s Headquarters, Vails Gate, Jul 4, 1pm-5pm FREE “One Teacher, Eight Grades, One Room” ���Time & the Valleys, Grahamsville, thru Sep 6 “Lights, Color, Fashion: Psychedelic Posters and Patterns of 1960s San Francisco” �������� thru Dec 31, Bethel Woods

Music - Broadway, etc.

Nicholas Rodriguez: “All is Fair in Love” � Forestburgh Playhouse Outdoors, Jul 2, 7:30pm Kathryn Allison The Sophisticated Ladies of Broadway & R&B ������������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse Outdoors, Jul 3, 7:30pm

Music - Classical

X Ensemble contemporary ���������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh, Jul 11, 5:30pm FREE Open Rehearsal Weekend of Chamber Music “Before the Dawn” ���������������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, Jul 16, 6pm FREE “Before the Dawn” Weekend of Chamber Music �������������������������������������������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, Jul 17, talk:7pm, concert:8pm Andrew Trombley & Justin Kujawski doible bass duets ������������������������������������������������������� Crawford Library, Monticello. Jul 22, 6pm FREE Improv evening w/Come Out Weekend of Chamber Music ��������������������������������������������������� CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 22, 7:30pm Open Rehearsal Weekend of Chamber Music “Into the Light” ��������������������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, Jul 23, 6pm FREE “Into the Light” Weekend of Chamber Music ������������������������������������������������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, Jul 24, talk:7pm, concert:8pm

Music - jazz in restAURANTs/BarS “FREE” Means “No Cover ChaRGE”

Paul Motian...A Tribute �����������������������������������������������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 1, 7pm The Choir Invisible “groove port” series ���������UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, July 3, 7pm Chris Parker Trio “groove port” ������������UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 17, 7pm Karl Latham Trio “groove port” ������������UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis, Jul 31, 7pm

Opera & Operetta

“Operetta Concert” Delaware Valley Opera Callicoon Hills, Callicoon Center, Jul 10 & 11 “Opera Concert” Delaware Valley Opera ���� Callicoon Hills, Callicoon Center, Jul 24 & 25

Poetry Readings

Milkweed Poetry Workshop ������Zoom-Milkweed Art Gallery, Sugar Loaf, Wednesdays, 6:30pm Jill Grogan, Robert Milby, host ���������������Noble Coffee Roasters, Campbell Hall, Jul 1, 7pm

Recreation

“Wear It Like You Heard It” More Than A Meal dining series � Bethel Woods, Jul 1, 5pm Warwick Valley Gardeners Garden Tour �������� Railroad Green, Warwick Jul 10, 9am-2pm Art & Makers Mart music, food, fun ������The Columns Museum, Milford, Jul 10, 9am-3pm Summerfest w/Jimmy Sturr & Orch. ��������������PLAV Pavilion, Pine Island, Jul 11, 2pm-4pm

Storytelling

“Campfire tales” & ice cream Tricky Critter Club ����� Florida Library, Jul 8, 6:30pm FREE 5th Annual Campfire Storytime Black Dirt Storytelling Guild ��������������������������������������������� Glenmere Lake Park, Jul 22, marshmallow roasting:7:30pm, stories:8pm

Theatre - Musical & Variety

The Diamond Anniversary Revue �������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 6-11 “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” (Aesop’s Fables) & “The Emperor and the Nightingale” �� all ages, interactive retelling, w/music Zoom & MISU Ellenville, Jul 11, 2pm FREE “Altar Boyz the Musical” �������������������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 13-25 “Beehive the Musical” �������������������������������������������������������������Forestburgh Tavern, Jul 13-25 “The World Goes Round” Kander & Ebb �������������������Forestburgh Playhouse, Jul 27-Aug 8

Theatre - Play

“All’s Well That Ends Well” by William Shakespeare, Cornerstone Theatre Arts �������������� Salesian Park, Goshen, July 24-Aug 1

Music - pop, Folk, Country, Blues, rock, etc. sponsored by Steve’s Music Center, Rock Hill and Al’s Music Center, Port Jervis CANVAS cannot be responsible for errors & omissions. Please verify dates and times

Joanna Gass & the Search and Rescue Orchestra pop, rock, jazz ��������������������������������������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 1, 6:30pm FREE Johnny Nicholas Trio w/Cindy Cashdollar & Katie Shore roots �����The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 2, 7pm Waylen Roche & JAN3T ��������������������������������������������� Stonegate Farm, Newburgh, Jul 3, 2pm Fisher & Kean acoustic, & dinner ������������������������������������������Liberty Soul Stage, Jul 3, 4pm Jim Campilongo 4-Tet blues, jazz, originals ����The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 3, 7pm Buffalo Stack blues, roots, rock �������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 4, 7pm Jungle Love ���������������������������������������������������������������� Main Street, Chester, Jul 6, 7pm FREE 8th Grade Science On the Lawn ������������������������Sugar Loaf Crossing, July 8, 6:30pm FREE Keith Newman & Lynn Reno ������������ Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 8, 6:30pm FREE Oz Noy Trio fusion ���������������������������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 8, 7pm Side F/X Band rock, blues, country ������������������������������Pine Bush Gazebo, Jul 9, 7pm FREE Lara Hope Trio r&r, rockabilly �������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 9, 7pm Deadgrass & Friends Jerry Garcia �����������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 10, 7pm Joe Louis Walker Benefit for St. Vincent, blues guitar ��The Falcon Outdoors, Jul 11, 7pm Feast of Friends ������������������������������������������������������� Main Street, Chester, Jul 13, 7pm FREE Donna & Rick Nestler “Picking with Pete/Singing with Seeger” ����������������������������������������� Crawford Library Outdoors, Monticello, Jul 15, 6pm FREE The Dark Horses On the Lawn ������������������������Sugar Loaf Crossing, July 15, 6:30pm FREE Fisher & Kean ����������������������������������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 15, 6:30pm FREE Pagano/Petruzzelli r&r ������������������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 15, 7pm Jerry & the Bull Dog country, Americana �����������������Pine Bush Gazebo, Jul 16, 7pm FREE Tisziji Muñoz Quartet & Paul Shaffer ��������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 16, 7pm Turnpike Joe & The Traffic Jam rock, pop ��������������������Goshen Library Patio, Jul 17, 3pm “Dynamic Duos: Mike Baglione & Anne Loeb, Little Sparrow acoustic, & Dinner ���������� Liberty Soul Stage, Liberty, Jul 17, 4pm Johnny Jules Band blues, rock, Americana ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� Phillipsport Community Center, Outdoors, Jul 17, 7pm Guruganesha Band r&r, Sikh, Kindred Spirits Arts ��������������������������������������������������������������� Atlantic Health Parking Lot, Milford, Jul 17, 7pm FREE Fantastic Cat folk, rock, country ���������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 17, 7pm Elissa Jones folk, Music for Humanity ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Noble Coffee Roasters, Campbell Hall, Jul 17, 7:30pm. FREE Jim Beard & Jon Herington pop, jazz ����������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 18, 7pm Peach Project ����������������������������������������������������������� Main Street, Chester, Jul 20, 7pm FREE Chicago ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Bethel Woods, Jul 20, 6:30pm The Mighty Spectrum Band On the Lawn �����Sugar Loaf Crossing, July 22, 6:30pm FREE Forestburgh Playhouse ��������������������� Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 22, 6:30pm FREE Lindsey Webster jazz, funk �����������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 22, 7pm Tom & Tommy Brendel guitar duo, jazz, originals ��Pine Bush Gazebo, Jul 23, 7pm FREE Kenny Roby Band country, Americana ��������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 23, 7pm Reelin’ In The Years Steely Dan ���������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 24, 7pm Big Lazy, Mamie Minch blues, jazz, rockabilly ��������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 25, 7pm Fred Zeppelin ���������������������������������������������������������� Main Street, Chester, Jul 27, 7pm FREE The Slambovian Circus of Dreams On the Lawn ���Sugar Loaf Crossing, July 29, 6:30pm FREE Far Beyond Gone ������������������������������ Gazebo Park, Kauneonga Lake, Jul 29, 6:30pm FREE Pagano/Petruzzelli r&r ������������������������������������The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 29, 7pm Oxford Station Band rock, Americana ����������������������Pine Bush Gazebo, Jul 30, 7pm FREE The Restless Age rock ������������������������������������������������������The Falcon, Marlboro, Jul 30, 7pm Ed Palermo’s Chemistry Set zany big band ���The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro, Jul 31, 7pm OPEN Mic & IN-HOUSE MUSIC Listings below are not included in our centerspread calendar

Open Mic ������������������������������������������Heartbeat Music Hall, Grahamsville, Wednesdays, 7pm The Parting Glass Band Celtic �������Loughran’s Pub, Salisbury Mills, Thursdays, 7pm-10pm Keith Newman �����������������������������Mamakating Farmer’s Market, Wurtsboro, Jul 2, 4pm-7pm July 2021

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July ATL Kindred Spirits Arts �������������������������������������������������� Atlantic Health Parking Lot, Milford BULL ����������������������������������������������������������������������� Thomas Bull Memorial Park, Montgomery BW �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Bethel Woods CAS-LK ���������������������������������������������� Catskill Art Society’s Laundry King, Livingston Manor CORNER Cornerstone Theatre Arts ����������������������������������������������������� Silesian Park, Goshen

DVO Delaware Valley Opera ��������������������Callicoon Hills, Callicoon Center FAL & FAL-O �����������������������The Falcon & The Falcon Outdoors, Marlboro FB ���������������������������������������������������������Forestburgh Playhouse, Main Stage FB-T ������������������������������������������������������������� Forestburgh Playhouse Tavern HILL �������������������������Hillcrest Entertainment, Hillcrest Bar & Grille, Florida

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Art by Barbara Winfield on view through July 4 weekend at

Domesticities, 4055 Route 55, Youngsville.

These works combine two major mid-20th century art movements: Abstract Painting and Pop Art. Info: 845-482-3333

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Music Jungle Love Main St., Chester 7pm Theatre - Variety The Diamond Anniversary Revue FB 8pm

12 Cinema “Jurassic Park” MORN dusk

19 Cinema “The Breakfast Club” MORN dusk

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Music Feast of Friends Main St., Chester 7pm

Please see the schedule for Art & Photography Exhibit Receptions, pg. 14

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Theatre - Variety The Diamond Anniversary Revue FB 2pm & 8pm Poetry Milkweed Poetry Workshop Zoom-Milkweed Sugar Loaf, 6:30pm

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Theatre - Musical “Altar Boyz the Musical” FB 2pm & 8pm Theatre - Musical “Beehive the Musical” FB-T 8pm

Theatre - Musical “Beehive the Musical” FB-T 8pm

Poetry Milkweed Poetry Workshop Zoom-Milkweed Sugar Loaf, 6:30pm

Music - Chicago BW 6:30pm

Music Peach Project Main St., Chester 7pm Theatre - Musical “Altar Boyz the Musical” FB 8pm Theatre - Musical “Beehive the Musical” FB-T 8pm

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THURSDAY

Recreation - Dinner.....”Wear it Like You Heard It”...BW 5pm

Fair.............................First Fridays....

Music - .Acoustic-Roots.....Johnny Ni Poetry..................................Jill Grogan..................NOBL 7pm Music......................................Lighten Music - Jazz............. Paul Motian...A Tribute............FAL 7pm Music - Broadway...............Nicholas R Cinema.......“Summer of Soul” documentary......BW 8:30pm Music..Joanna Gass & the Search and Rescue Orch...KLGAZ 6:30pm

8 Storytelling.................Campfire Tales......Florida Library, 6:30 Music..........................8th Grade Science............SLX 6:30pm Music...........Keith Newman & Lynn Reno.....KLGAZ 6:30pm Theatre - Variety...The Diamond Anniversary Revue....FB 8pm Music - Fusion..................Oz Noy Trio..................FAL-O 7pm

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Music..........................The Dark Horses...............SLX 6:30pm Music - Acoustic.............Fisher & Kean..........KLGAZ 6:30pm Music - R&R...............Pagano/Petruzzelli.............FAL-O 7pm Music Talk.........................Kurt Rohde...........CAS-LK 7:30pm Theatre - Musical......“Altar Boyz The Musical”.........FB 8pm Theatre - Musical......“Beehive The Musical”.........FB-T 8pm

22 Music - Classical...Double Bass Duets..Crawford Lib., Monticello 6pm Storytelling.Campfire Storytime.Glenmere Lake Park, Florida 6:30pm

Music...........The Mighty Spectrum Band............SLX 6:30pm Music...........Forestburgh Playhouse.............KLGAZ 6:30pm Music - Classical...Improv Evening w/Come Out..CAS-LK 7:30pm Theatre - Musical......“Altar Boyz The Musical”.........FB 8pm Theatre - Musical......“Beehive The Musical”.........FB-T 8pm Music - Jazz-Funk...........Lindsey Webster...........FAL-O 7pm

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Theatre - Musical Music “The World Goes Round” Fred Zeppelin FB 8pm Main St., Chester 7pm Music.......The Slambovian Circus of Dreams....SLX 6:30pm Music...................Far Beyond Gone...............KLGAZ 6:30pm Poetry Theatre - Musical Music - R&R...............Pagano/Petruzzelli.............FAL-O 7pm Milkweed Poetry “The World Goes Theatre - Musical......“The World Goes Round”.........FB 8pm Workshop Round” Zoom-Milkweed FB 8pm Sugar Loaf, 6:30pm

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NOBL ������������������������������������������������������������������ Noble Coffee Roasters, Campbell Hall PBGAZ �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Pine Bush Gazebo PHILL-O ������������������������������������������������������� Phillipsport Community Center, Outdoors PLAV �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� PLAV Pavilion, Pine Island RAFT ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Rafter’s Tavern, Callicoon

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RRG ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Railroad Green, Warwick SAFE �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Safe Harbors Green, Newburgh SLX On the Lawn ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Sugar Loaf Crossing UpF “groove port” series ����������������������������������������������� UpFront Exhibition Space, Port Jervis WCM Weekend of Chamber Music �����������������������������������������Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville

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Music.......Waylen Roche & JAN3T....Stonegate Farm, Newburgh, 2pm Music - Jazz........................Hal Galper Trio...........................RAFT 3pm ....Main Street, Pine Bush, 4pm-7pm Music - Acoustic & Dinner....Fisher & Kean......................LIBSOUL 4pm icholas Trio.....................FAL 7pm Music - Jazz.....................The Choir Invisible.........................UpF 7pm Music -Roots-Folk-Blues......Buffalo Stack.......................FAL-O 7pm n Up...............................RAFT 7pm Music...................................Beat The Devil...........................RAFT 7pm Rodriguez....................FB 7:30pm Music - Blues-Jazz-Originals........Jim Campilongo 4-Tet....FAL-O 7pm Music - Broadway................Kathryn Allison.........................FB 7:30pm

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Recreation...Warwick Valley Gardeners Garden Tour..RRG 9am-2pm Recreation......Art & Makers Mart....The Columns Museum, Milford, 9am-3pm Fair............................Second Saturday........Mountaindale, 11am-10pm Side F/X Band............PBGAZ 7pm Music.....................Milford Music Festival...................................Milford tion ...............................RAFT 7pm Music - Jazz........................Hal Galper Trio...........................RAFT 3pm Hope Trio...................FAL-O 7pm Cinema......................................”Top Gun”..........................MORN dusk nniversary Revue................FB 8pm Music - Jerry Garcia..........Deadgrass & Friends.................FAL-O 7pm Operetta Concert............Delaware Valley Opera...................DVO 8pm Theatre - Variety.......The Diamond Anniversary Revue...........FB 8pm Cinema..“How to Train Your Dragon”..Goshen Library Outdoors, 8pm

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Festival......Record Store Day...Original Vinyl, Warwick 9am-6pm Festival...................Hillcrest Plein Art Festival.............HILL 11am-6pm Music - Rock-Pop..Turnpike Joe & The Traffic Jam..Goshen Library, 3pm Music - Jazz........................Hal Galper Trio...........................RAFT 3pm Music - Acoustic & Dinner........Dynamic Duos..................LIBSOUL4pm hearsal..........................WCM 7pm Festival.............Freedom Fest & fireworks show........BULL 4pm-dusk & the Bull Dog............PBGAZ 7pm Music - R&R-Sikh..........Guruganesha Band............................ATL 7pm artet & Paul Shaffer........FAL 7pm Music - Blues-Rock-Americana....Johnny Jules Band.....PHILL-O 7pm Rotman .......................RAFT 7pm Music - Classical..Weekend of Chamber Music.WCM talk:7pm, concert:8pm The Musical”....................FB 8pm Music - Jazz........................Chris Parker Trio.........................UpF 7pm he Musical”.....................FB-T 8pm Music - Folk-Rock-Country.......Fantastic Cat.......................FAL-O 7pm Music - Folk...............................Elissa Jones...................NOBL 7:30pm Opera Concert...................Delaware Valley Opera.................DVO 8pm Theatre - Musical............“Altar Boyz The Musical”..................FB 8pm Theatre - Musical..........“Beehive The Musical”.....................FB-T 8pm

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Theatre..................“All’s Well That Ends Well”.............CORNER 2pm Festival...............YES YES YES Hurleyville PRIDE!.....HPAC 2pm-7pm hearsal..........................WCM 7pm Music - Jazz........................Hal Galper Trio...........................RAFT 3pm m & Tommy Brendel..PBGAZ 7pm Music - Steely Dan...............Reelin’ In The Years................FAL-O 7pm ny Roby Band................FAL 7pm Music....................................Nick Heathen Trio ....................RAFT 7pm Palermo .......................RAFT 7pm Music - Classical..Weekend of Chamber Music.WCM talk:7pm, concert:8pm The Musical”....................FB 8pm Opera Concert.................Delaware Valley Opera...................DVO 8pm he Musical”.....................FB-T 8pm Theatre - Musical............“Altar Boyz The Musical”..................FB 8pm Theatre - Musical..........“Beehive The Musical”.....................FB-T 8pm

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Music..........................Milford Music Festival..........................Milford Theatre - Variety...2 Stories for Kids: Aesop & H.C.Andersen..MISU 2pm Recreation-Dance./Summerfest w/Jimmy Sturr Orch..PLAV 2pm-4pm Operetta Concert............Delaware Valley Opera...............DVO, 3pm Theatre - Variety.....The Diamond Anniversary Revue..........FB 3pm Music - Classical Contemporary.......X Ensemble.........SAFE 5:30pm Music - Blues Guitar..Joe Louis Walker Benefit for St. Vincent....FAL-O-7pm

18 Festival.................Hillcrest Plein Art Festival...........HILL 11am-6pm Opera Concert...............Delaware Valley Opera................DVO, 3pm Theatre - Musical.........“Altar Boyz The Musical”.................FB 3pm Theatre - Musical...........“Beehive The Musical”................FB-T 3pm Music - Pop-Jazz .....Jim Beard & Jon Herington...............FAL 7pm

25 Theatre.....................“All’s Well That Ends Well”.......CORNER 2pm Opera Concert................Delaware Valley Opera................DVO 3pm Theatre - Musical.........“Altar Boyz The Musical”.................FB 3pm Theatre - Musical...........“Beehive The Musical”................FB-T 3pm Music - Blues-Jazz-Rockabilly ...Big Lazy, Mamie Minch.....FAL 7pm

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Theatre........“All’s Well That Ends Well”.............CORNER 2pm Music - Jazz........................Hal Galper Trio...........................RAFT 3pm op of Horrors”..............JLPL 6pm Cinema.........................“Jaws” & family Yoga....................MORN dusk Theatre.....................“All’s Well That Ends Well”.......CORNER 2pm Station Band.............PBGAZ 7pm Music - Jazz..........................Karl Latham Trio.........................UpF 7pm Theatre - Musical.........“The World Goes Round”.................FB 3pm estless Age.....................FAL 7pm Music - Zany Big Band....Ed Palermo’s Chemistry Set.......FAL-O 7pm Goes Round”....................FB 8pm Music...........................................Veronica ............................RAFT 7pm Theatre - Musical............“The World Goes Round”..................FB 8pm

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Art exhibits

CAS-LK ��������������������������������������������� Catskill Art Society Laundry King, Livingston Manor DVAA ���������������� Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Elaine Giguere Arts Center, Narrowsburg WRS ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������Wallkill River School, Montgomery

Group Show �����������������������������������������������������������������������Stray Cat Gallery, Bethel, ongoing Catharine De Maio paintings �������������������������������������� Rustic Wheelhouse, Chester, ongoing Georgia Chambers etchings, paintings � Georgia Chambers Art Gallery, Callicoon, ongoing T.A. Clearwater paintings, pastels, prints.Clearwater Gallery at Jones Farm, Cornwall, ongoing Group Show paintings, drawings, etc. ������������������������������ARTery Gallery, Milford, ongoing Karen E. Gersch, Gabrielle Dearborn, Josiah Dearborn drawings, paintings, silverwork Gersch Home Gallery, Montgomery, by appt, ongoing Carolyn Duke pottery �����������������������������������Duke Pottery, Tennanah Lake, Roscoe, ongoing Inscribed Tibetan Prayer Stones �� Tibetan & Himalayan Cultural Center, Walden, ongoing “Art in Bloom” group floral exhibit ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Cornell Cooperative Master Gardeners of Orange County WRS thru Jul 4 Barbara Winfield popular & mass culture imagery ���Domesticities, Youngsville, thru Jul 4 17th Annual Student Art Show ~ 2021 “Lights at the End of the Tunnel” ������������������������ Virtual: www.sunyorange.edu/culturalaffairs/ thru Jul 9 “Birds, Bees and Butterflies” group show ����������������������������������������������������WRS thru Jul 11 Alejandro Dron sculptures & Johan Wahlstrom paintings “LIMIT / LESS” �������������������� Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, thru Jul 18 Goshen Art League “Ex Libris: Artists Explore Literature” group show ����������������������������� Goshen Music Hall, thru Jul 30 Group Show + Keith Helwig large works ����UpFront Exhibition Space, Milford, thru Jul 31 Frank Shuback “From Past to Present” found object wall sculptures and collages ������������ Griffith Olivero Realty, Goshen, thru late Aug TBD “Lights, Color, Fashion: Psychedelic Posters and Patterns of 1960s San Francisco” ������� Museum at Bethel Woods, thru Dec 31

NEW ART EXHIBITS

“New Enlightened Views” ����������� Newburgh Vintage Emporium WareHouse, Jun 26-Jul 31 Richard Aakre “Ten Mile River” & Kaitlyn Danielson “Of Breath and Dust” ������������������ DVAA Jun 26-Aug 1 Middletown Art Group �������������Virtual: www.sunyorange.edu/culturalaffairs, Jul 1-Aug 19 Donna Kallesser oils & pastels ����������Gallery at Chant Realtors, Lords Valley, Jul 1-Aug 27 Troy Anthony McConico “Finding More” �������Woodbury Public Library Virtual Gallery Jul 1-Aug 31 Jaanika Peerna “Ice Memory” ��������������������������������� Gallery 222, Hurleyville, Jul 2-Aug 29 Robb Gomulka “The Boy in the Bubble” �������������������������������������������������WRS Jul 2-Aug 29 Paula Arwen Owen “Paper Tales” �����������������������������������������������������������WRS Jul 2-Aug 29 “Fantasy & Mythology” group exhibit �����������������������������������������������������WRS Jul 2-Aug 29 Goshen Art League “Braving the Storm” group show ���������������������������������������������������������� Orange County Emergency Center, Goshen, Jul 2-Sep 3 Group show art, crafts, jewelry ��������������������������������������Wurtsboro Art Alliance, Jul 3-Aug 1 Painted Trotters of Goshen Unveiling & music concert �� Church Park, Goshen, Jul 7, 5pm “The Country Roads Art Show” group show ����������������������������������������������������������������������� Blooming Grove Antiques, New Windsor, Jul 13-Aug 29 “Summer Nights” group show ����������������������������������������������������������������WRS Jul 16-Aug 15

Photography exhibits

David Nicholls “Venice” ����������������������������� Leo’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, Cornwall, ongoing Woodstock Memorabilia & Photos ������������������������Stray Cat White House, Bethel, ongoing “Along the Towpath: The D&H Canal in Mamakating, 1828-1898” ��� Wurtsboro Library The Fix “Becoming Visible” ������������������������������������ Aquinas Hall, Newburgh, Jul 14-Sep 25

ART & Photography receptions

Donna Kallesser oils & pastels ����� Gallery at Chant Realtors, Lords Valley, Jul 2, 5pm-7pm Jaanika Peerna “Ice Memory” �������������������������������� Gallery 222, Hurleyville, Jul 2, 5:30pm Robb Gomulka, Paula Arwen Owen, “Fantasy & Mythology” ������WRS Jul 10, 5pm-7pm The Fix “Becoming Visible” ������������������������������� Aquinas Hall, Newburgh, Jul 14, 6pm-8pm Frank Shuback “From Past to Present” found object wall sculptures and collages ������������ Griffith Olivero Realty, Goshen, Jul 29, 7pm-8:30pm “Ex Libris: Artists Explore Literature” Goshen Art League, group show �������������������������� closing reception Goshen Music Hall, Jul 29, 7pm-8:30pm

Children & Teens Calendar

JLPL ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������Josephine-Louise Library, Walden PEEC ��������������������������������������������� Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry

Books

Listings not included in our centerspread calendar.

Miss Lucy’s Toddler Story Time �������������������� Pine Bush Library Outdoors. Mondays 10am Toddler Time Tuesdays 2½-4yrs ���������������������������������������������JLPL July Tuesdays, 10:30am Summer Reading Program 7-12yrs ������������������ Bradley Field, Walden, July Tuesdays, 2pm Summer Reading Program 12-Teens ��������������������������������������������JLPL July Tuesdays, 6pm 14

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Storytime in the Park ���Mamakating Library, Veteran’s Park, Wurtsboro, Wednesdays, 10:30am Miss Chrissy’s Pre-K Story Time �������������Pine Bush Library Outdoors, Wednesdays, Noon Summer Reading Program 4-6yrs ���������������Bradley Field, Walden, July Wednesdays, 2pm Baby Rhyme Time up to 2½ yrs �������������������JLPL July Wednesdays & Thursdays, 10:30am Storytime with Miss Sophie ������������������������������������� ZOOM Milford Library, Fridays, 10am Stories & More 2-5yrs, bring blanket �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Crawford Library Outdoors, Monticello, Wednesdays & Fridays, Noon “Tails & Tales” all ages & families ������������������������������������� Bradley Field, Walden, Jul 1, 3pm “Love to Race” by/w Amber Stewart ������������������������������������������������������Goshen Library, Jul 3, 1pm Page Turners Adventures ����������������� Virtual-Wisner Library, Warwick, Jul 5, 9:30am-9pm EntertainmenT & Lectures See also Fairs & Festivals page 9

Chalk Night grades K-5 ������������������������������������������ Ellenville Library Outdoors, Jun 29, 6pm “Campfire tales” & ice cream Tricky Critter Club ����� Florida Library, Jul 8, 6:30pm FREE “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” (Aesop’s Fables) & “The Emperor and the Nightingale” �� all ages, interactive retelling, w/music Zoom & MISU Ellenville, Jul 11, 2pm FREE 25th Annual Campfire Storytime Black Dirt Storytelling Guild ������������������������������������������ Glenmere Lake Park, Jul 22, marshmallow roasting:7:30pm, stories:8pm Museums

Eco-Zone Discovery Room ���������������������������������������������������������������� PEEC Jul 11, 1pm-4pm

Lectures - Master Classes - Demos - Talks sponsored by SUNY Orange and Desmond Center

PEEC �������������������������������������� Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry Lectures, Master Classes, Demos & Talks are FREE unless otherwise noted: (FEE) (Events Not lncluded in Centerspread Calendar)

lectures Ellison House TOURS �����������������������������Knox’s Headquarters, Vails Gate, Jul 4, 1pm-4pm “The disbandment of the Continental army encampment at New Windsor, in 1783” ����� New Windsor Cantonment, Jul 4, 2pm-4pm Pond Paddle ������������������������������������������������� PEEC Jul 9, 6pm & Jul 18, 10am & Jul 31, 6pm Medicinal Plant Walk �������������������������������������������������������������������������������PEEC Jul 10, 10am “Charles-Michel de Langlade” Frank Salvati ���Deerpark Museum, Huguenot, Jul 11, 3pm “The Birds of Home” Bill Fiero � Zoom- Josephine-Louise Library, Walden, Jul 15, 6:30pm Bug Exploration ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������PEEC Jul 18, 1pm FEE Wilderness Walkabout �����������������������������������������������������������������������PEEC Jul 24, 1pm FEE Science Cafe “How the Brain Deceives the Mind”, Larry Kunstadt, PhD ��������������������������� Zoom-Science Cafe, Jul 28, 7:30pm “The Music of George Gershwin” Kenneth Korn ������Crawford Library, Monticello, Jul 29, 6pm Frog Frolic �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������PEEC Jul 31, 1pm FEE Talks TalkMusic with Composer in Residence Kurt Rohde Weekend of Chamber Music ���������� w/Caroline Stinson cello, Sunghae Anna Lim, violin CAS Laundry King, Livingston Manor, Jul 15, 7:30pm Pre-Concert Chat “Before the Dawn” Weekend of Chamber Music ����������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, July 17, 7pmn Pre-Concert Chat “Into the Light” Weekend of Chamber Music ���������������������������������������� Eddie Adams Barn, Jeffersonville, July 24, 7pm

Books: discussions / readings / Signings Books and Tea Discussion Group ��������������������Mamakating Library, Wurtsboro, 3rd Thursdays, 3pm “A Borrowing Bones” by Paula Munier, Mystery Book Club �������������������Florida Library, Jul 9, 1pm “Reasons To Be Cheerful” by Nina Stibbe �����������������������������������������Chester Library, Jul 12, 6:30pm “The Dutch House” by Ann Patchett, Page Turner’s Book Club �������Florida Library, Jul 29, 6:30pm

Parker Trio Grooves in Port

Chris Parker has been a professor of music at SUNY Orange for nearly 34 years.

His original song, The Chimney, won second place in the Jazz category of the 2019 “Unsigned Only” worldwide music competition. It was the ‘highest rated song from an American composer in the jazz category’.

UpFront Exhibition Space’s co-

owner Gordon Graff hosts groove port, a regular series of jazz concerts. On July 17 at 7:00pm the Chris Parker Trio will delight local jazz enthusiats at UpFront Exhibition Space, 31 Jersey Avenue, Port Jervis.

See calendar for the listing of groove port’s July 3 & 31 performers.

For information: 845-754-1808.

Alexander & Beethoven in the Park: FREE!

Thanks, Madelyn!

The X Ensemble is a contemporary Convergence: Series A is the chamber ensemble performing works of first of a new series of works living composers as well as arrangements featuring a multi-faceted of classical orchestral and chamber music approach to composition works. Their unique approach is based on and instrumentation, with a strong foundation in traditional styles new technologies and styles that allows them to explore new and alongside and closely integrated diverse musical landscapes, with traditional and includes baroque, ones. The piece is romantic, minimalist jazz scored for 3 strings, The X Ensemble performs on July 11 at 5:30pm. and electronic styles. The 2 winds, 2 percussionists, sax, flute, bass clarinet; Steven Frieder, ensemble is directed by piano and electronics. alto sax, clarinet; Todd Isler, drum set, composer, pianist and The concert will also hand percussion; Angel Michael Lau, synthesist Neil Alexander, feature additional works percussion and Neil Alexander (piano, and regularly features by the composer including loops, synthesizers).

Neil’s compositions and Cumberland Spring and The free outdoor concert on Safe arrangements. Their debut In The Kitchen (2002), Harbors Green, located at the performance took place on originally composed for jazz intersection of Broadway and Liberty October 15, 2016, at the Ritz quartet, and their arrangement Streets in Newburgh, is on July 11 at Beethoven (1770-1827) Theater in Newburgh to a of the 2nd movement from 5:30pm. Concertgoers should bring sold out crowd.

Beethoven’s Piano Concerto chairs and/or a picnic blanket.

Safe Harbors of the #5 (the “Emperor”). For In addition, CANVAS suggests folks Hudson is presenting Music this performance the should call The Wherehouse Restaurant for a Summer’s Evening group includes 3 strings, (directly located across the street at 119 with the X Ensemble.

2 winds, keyboards and 2 Liberty Street), at 845-561-4720, and ask The program will feature percussionists. for a delicious boxed picnic supper to the recently premiered The musicians for this enjoy at this Summer’s Evening Concert Convergence: Series A performance are: Fung in the Park.

Alexander (b.1960)

by Neil and includes other pieces from Chern Hwei, violin; Daniel BlairIn case of rain the concert will be their repertoire of original and classical Frankhuizen, cello; Peter Brendler, rescheduled for Sunday, July 18. compositions. contrabass; Brad Hubbard, baritone Learn more at www.xensemble.org.

In May 2021, Village of Florida Mayor Daniel Harter, Jr. and the Library Board designated May 31 as Madelyn Folino Day, her last day as Library Director following 23 years of service. Folino’s legacy is ensconced in the village’s history as a keeper of storytelling in Florida since 2000.

July 8 at 6:30pm Tricky Critter Club: Enjoy campfire tales and ice cream on the library deck! Hear tricky critter tales of animal tricksters from around the world. A great program for all ages at the Florida Library, 4 Cohen Circle, Florida.

July 22 at 7:30pm Join members of the Black Dirt Storytelling Guild for the 25th Annual Campfire Storytime at Glenmere Lake Park for an evening of family fun with stories from around the world.

Marshmallow roasting begins at 7:30pm followed by stories at 8:00pm. The park is located at Mayor Harter Lane, Florida.

Registration is required for both events: visit www.floridapubliclibrary.org

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The Wallkill River School’s Storytelling Art! Art is rarely about portraying the world just as we see it. But Fantasy and Mythology, the upcoming group show at one of the three gallery spaces in Wallkill River School (WRS), takes the viewer deeper into the imagination of the artist, as it explores the supernatural, folklore, and stories.

The juried exhibit features 16 pieces chosen by jurors Robb Gomulka and Paula Arwen Owen from among nearly 50 works. “Storytelling has always been a centerpiece of human culture. Much of the earliest art represents narratives and supernatural themes,” remarks WRS executive director, Sarah Fortner Pierson. “This group show, as well as the two accompanying solo shows, tap into a sense of wonder and mystery, exploring themes both delightful and dark.”

Concurrent with the group show, juror Paula Arwen Owen will present a solo exhibit, Paper Tales, her interpretation of legends and folklore from around the world. Owen explains, “I utilize the medium of cut paper and collage to explore the contrast of darkness and light.

My inspiration stems from mythology, dreams, and the natural world.”

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Brooklyn native Owen is a graphic designer and illustrator, as well as an author and graduate of Parsons School of Design.

The third gallery will feature juror Robb Gomulka’s The Boy in the Bubble, a series of 3 dimensional painted wood illustrations which when combined, form a narrative tale. “Come on a surreal trip through the imagination of a curious mind. Explore bending time, space, and color!” invites Gomulka.

A Goshen resident since 2006, this father of two girls, originally from Binghamton, is in high demand as a freelance graphic designer, illustrator, and artist. Gomulka is president of the Goshen Art League and, along with exhibiting in shows, is a leading presence in organizing and marketing exhibitions

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“Freya, Norse Goddess” by P. Arwen Owen

and public art events in the region.

Having taken part in group shows together during the past several years, both Gomulka and Owen express delight in having been invited to co-present solo shows and adjudicate the group exhibit at the WRS. “It’s going to be exciting and great fun to see these three exhibits together in that beautiful gallery space!” said Gomulka.

The public is invited to the reception on July 10 from 5:00pm-7:00pm.

Refreshments will be served and Rumble Trio will provide live music.

All three exhibits can be seen July 2 to August 29 at WRS, 232 Ward Street, Montgomery. Call 845-457-2787.

WRS Kids’ Classes Due to a recent successful fundraiser, WRS will offer children scholarships for summer art classes. The eight-week long classes are small, offering ample individual attention. Classes are taught by eight teachers, many of whom come to the program from local K-12 schools.

The program also offers volunteer opportunities for older youths. “We expect to serve over 250 students this summer.

And there are still openings available,” says Pierson.

“Our classes cover a wide range of topics and materials which challenge kids to think out of the box and really flex their creative muscles.”

She continued, “Along with our creative staff, I eagerly look forward to welcoming our summer youngsters. I’ve seen many friendships blossom over the summer as kids finally meet others with similar interests. It gives me a deep joy to see the connection in their eyes.”

Classes are held both indoors at WRS and at Benedict Park, Montgomery.

Visit www.wallkillriverschool.com for an application or call 845-457-2787.

Goshen Art League: Exhibits GALore!

The Goshen Art League (GAL) will Storm: Art Made in a Time of Adversity. host a combined reception for two exhibits Curator Rick Weber of Florida currently on view: the group show, Ex chose a theme specifically highlighting Libris: Artists Explore Literature and the works created by his fellow GAL solo show, Frank Shuback: From the members over the last 16 months of Past to the Present. the pandemic. “The theme of the show The public is invited to addresses how creativity join the artists at the first thrives in difficult times.

GAL artists’ reception in It seemed a logical over a year - on July 29 motif to bring to public from 7:00pm-8:30pm light, given that these at the Goshen Music local artists have been Hall, 223 Main Street, working in isolation for the site of the group such an extended time. show which closes that In this exhibit we see evening. Attendees will an eclectic breadth and also be welcomed to diversity of creativity view Shuback’s show expressed during that at Griffith Olivero time,” explains Weber.

Realtors, directly across“The Dying Earth” by S. Fortner Pierson GAL President Robb the street at 226 Main “Ex Libris: Artists Explore Literature” Gomulka added, “The Street.

League is excited to “We are so pleased to exhibit at the Emergency be hosting receptions in Center once again. As these exhibiting spaces communities continue to once again. Both our open up after the worst hosts, Gerry Hluchan of this pandemic, we of Goshen Music Hall are happy to be a part and John Olivero and of that in our Goshen his gracious colleagues community. We invite at Griffith Olivero all to view the exhibit Realtors are always so in person. However, warmly welcoming to “Essential” by Jennifer Charton if you are not able to, artists and art enthusiasts you can see the show “Braving the Storm” exhibit alike,” remarked Vaune virtually at www.

Sherin, League member GoshenArtLeague.com, and curator for the as we look forward to show at Griffith Olivero continuing this new Realtors. feature of our website.”

Email: The public is invited goshenartleague@gmail. to view works in various com for information. media weekdays, July GAL continues to 2 to September 3 at celebrate sixty years the Orange County of highlighting and Emergency Center, exhibiting local art with 22 Wells Farm Road, “Hope” by Michele M. Meek a new show, Braving the Goshen.

“Braving the Storm” exhibit

Illuminate Goshen: Trotters are Back!

The front (left) and back of a gorgeous trotter by Eileen MacAvery Kane, inspired by the art of Yayoi Kusama. This trotter can be seen at Village Green/Church Park in Goshen.

Illuminate Goshen invites the public to Village Green/Church Park for a Night of the Arts, which will include the first Summer Concert of the 2021 season, Plein air painting demonstrations, and the unveiling of the season’s herd of Painted Trotters of Goshen.

“I’m so excited about the confluence and variety of events and activities being offered for the community to enjoy,” exclaimed Carly Glassé, president of Illuminate Goshen and the event’s producer. “The evening is a familyfriendly affair, featuring something for everyone!”

For the first time, the 2021 Painted Trotters of Goshen will feature a theme.

Trotter artists, all GAL members, have

been charged with painting their Trotters in the style of a recognized or celebrated artist of the past or present.

“We look forward to the community strolling among the Trotters in this iconic Goshen public space and identifying which master artists may have inspired our local artists,” remarked Robb Gomulka.

The July 7 event will feature the Tone Benders, who will offer up pop/rock hits from across several decades. Activities and music are from 6:30pm-8:30pm.

Goshen Village Green/Church Park is located at the corner of Main and South Church Streets.

Info: illuminategoshen@gmail.com or trottersofGoshen@gmail.com

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Delaware Valley Opera Takes to The Hills!

Delaware Valley Opera (DVO) is elated to announce that the company will be returning to performing “live” again this summer, with wonderful, staged concerts on tap.

DVO has the tremendously good fortune to be staging its summer productions at the breathtaking Callicoon Hills, (in beautiful downtown Callicoon Center) - www. callicoonhills.com. Described by writer Steven Israel in the Times-Herald Record article “Modern Pioneers” (May 31, 2021) as a popular, up-and-coming “...historic country resort,” Callicoon Hills has the gorgeous, on-site Haypress Barn, site of sumptuous catering facilities, airy, and offering the flexible seating arrangements favored in our post-pandemic world.

The first production will be an Operetta Concert (July 10 & 11), featuring the music of Gilbert & Sullivan (The Pirates of Penzance, Iolanthe, The Gondoliers), Johann Strauss, Jr. (Die Fledermaus), Franz Lehar (The Merry Widow), Sigmund Romberg (The Student Prince), Victor Herbert (Angel Face, The Red Mill), and many more light, tuneful songs that will have you humming upon leaving the theater, with stage direction by Nicholas Wuehrmann, musical direction by Matthew Rupcich, and accompaniment

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by Erica Rome.

The operettas listed are pretty much “household names” except possibly for Angel Face. By World War I, musical tastes were shifting in America, and Victor Herbert was forced to compose in Marcus Huber Elise Mark Ken Parks Brooke Schooley a simpler musical style than his previous Annie Chester operettas. For Angel Face (1919) Herbert imitated popular new song-types like the foxtrot, ragtime and the tango.

“Is Die Fledermaus an opera or an operetta?,” is often asked. To put an end to the questioning of its “category”, Jonathan Stinson Nicholas Wuehrmann Matthew Rupcich Erica Rome Carol Castel musicologist Josef Weinberger states, “Premièred on 5 April 1874 in Vienna, and part of the regular operetta repertoire ever since, Johann Strauss II’s Die Fledermaus has been described as “the apotheosis of Viennese operetta”, and is one of the bestloved operettas ever written.”

The second production is an Opera Concert (July 24 & 25), featuring pieces from some of the best-loved, most beautiful opera classics that the world has 845-482-2420.

10% discount. Dinner reservations can known, directed by Carol Castel.

For tickets: https://myrivertickets.com/ be made on the Callicoon Hills website: The Saturday evening performances categories/concerts https://callicoonhills.com/ will be at 8:00pm and the Sunday matinee Dinner is available prior to the “We have missed our audiences dearly will be at 3:00pm, with dinner available evening show and after the matinee in and look forward to welcoming you back for patrons at both performances. the Conover Club Restaurant across with memorable nights and afternoons of Callicoon Hills is located at 1 Hills Resort the street. Patrons can simply show their music in a warm and lovely setting. See Road, Callicoon Center. For information: concert ticket or a program to receive a you at the opera!”

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Virtual: The Middletown Art Group 2021 Members’ Summer Exhibition In 1946, the Middletown Art Group was formed “for the purpose of exchanging ideas between artists, craftsmen, art teachers and students, and for providing an atmosphere in which to improve individual skills and respect for the efforts of others.” MAG also has an open membership which encourages people of all skills to join, share, and learn. Now in its 75th year as an art organization, MAG is celebrating this milestone and cheered by the community-at-large for its vitality and continued creativity.

Normally, the group has an annual show in Orange Hall Gallery at SUNY Orange during the month of May. Due to the pandemic, no MAG art show took place in 2020. In order to make sure the opportunity for displaying art by MAG artists was not missed in 2021, Cultural Affairs at SUNY Orange has produced an online exhibit of fifty-five artworks by twenty-nine member-artists. The virtual exhibit is on view July 1-August 19 on the Cultural Affairs website: www.sunyorange.edu/culturalaffairs Scroll down to the announcement of the show and click the embedded link marked HERE. The Middletown Art Group 2021

Cathy, Joan Mester, Susan Miiller, Lily Norton, Veronica Plucinski, Cathy Prager, Kathryn Ralli, Dick Reich, Mitchell Saler, Mary Mugele Sealfon, Judi Silvano, Hilda Sobel, Ellen Joyce Trayer and Edith S. Venturini.

Keeping the flavor of the usually wellattended reception, the online exhibit will be accompanied by music played

by Bev Poyerd, pianist. Poyerd of Washingtonville, plays at the reception “Alpaca Dream” by Judi Silvano Members Summer Exhibition includes every year. She is a graduate of Boston works in the following media: alabaster, University, SUNY New Paltz, and photography, watercolor, oil, acrylic, SUNY Orange.

The co-chairs of this exhibition are pastel, mixed media/collage, charcoal, Maureen Hart of Cornwall and Veronica pencil, and pen.

Members are: Linda Barboni, Plucinski of Warwick. This year’s show has been judged Marietta Buckheit,

by Peter Fiore, an Judy Byrne, Cathy American landscape Cahill, Diane De painter who lives Angelis, Michael in northeastern R. De Angelis, Jr., Pennsylvania.

He Dennis Fanton, also teaches at the Joseph Grabowski, School of Visual Arts Cynthia Harrisin New Yotk City and Pagano, Maureen previously was on Hart, Oluwafiropo the faculties of Pratt Margaret Ibitoye, “Co-Existing” by Hilda Sobel Institute and Syracuse Denise Shelby Isseks, Anne W. Kelly, Laura Kohlmann, University.

For info: cultural@sunyorange.edu Danielle Langford, Pam Mather-

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Best in Show: “Young Woman in Black Print”

by Cynthia Harris-Pagano (shown above) Award of Excellence: “View from Boscobel”

by Mary Mugele Sealfon “Head in the Clouds”

by Joseph Grabowski “Sunset from Mohonk Mountain House”

by Mitchell Saler Honorable Mention: “Poppies” by Ellen Joyce Trayer “Heading Home” by Maureen Hart “Co-Existing” by Hilda Sobel

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Narrowsburg: Two New Exhibits The local freshwater Danielson views creek known as Ten Mile photography as a lasting River has long fascinated portrait of the ephemeral.

Minnesota native Richard “In ‘Of Breath and Dust’ B. Aakre.His exhibit, Ten I seize the moment of my Mile River, consists of fading breath and directly six-inch square collages address the legacy incorporating objects of the photograph as found in nature such as memento mori,” she says. shells, seeds and lichens, “Multiple breaths balance along with items not found “Shipping Lane” by R. Aakre precariously on each other naturally: postage stamps. in sculptural forms; the “Many stamps came notion of the photograph from my uncle, who lived as a permanent object, an exciting, intriguing balanced precariously on life even though his the temporal nature of the official occupation was body. accountant. As a result “The images of this of his work during World series are printed as War II, and his travel, he ambrotypes, a 19th amassed stamps from century photographic European countries. I process named from admired the quality of “Breaths in Balance” by K. Danielson the Greek ambrotos, the engraving and was haunted by some of meaning ‘immortal.’ Clung to glass the images. Since the stamps are small, the through light and silver of the colloidal collages that contain them are small. Each process, the breath becomes a nebulous collage contains one or more stamps, often glow, an organism, a cosmic landscape.” repurposed by slicing, or tearing, or being Both exhibitions are on view through painted over, but on occasion they are so August 1 at the Delaware Valley Arts beautiful, they speak for themselves.”

Alliance, 37 Main Street, Narrowsburg.

Narrowsburg resident Kaitlyn Visit delawarevalleyartsalliance.org

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Chicago in Bethel

Phillipsport Blues

Chicago has been honored at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame, and GRAMMY Hall of Fame over the course of their illustrious career.

The group’s latest album, Chicago Christmas, spotlights their trademark sound on eight original songs, two yuletide favorites, and one timeless classic. The band appeared in this year’s Macy’s Day Parade and performed on NBC during the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting on December 4, 2019.

And now, Chicago, one of the longestrunning and best-selling groups of all time, comes to Bethel Woods to perform hits spanning multiple generations on July 20 at 6:30pm for An Evening with Chicago and their Greatest Hits.

Rick Springfield is not able to join their tour in 2021.

For tickets: phone 1-800-653-8000 or visit www.BethelWoodsCenter.org

Multi-talented musicians Johnny Jules, David d’Arcy and Bobby D channel The Band, Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, The Byrds, Holy Modal Rounders, along with blues, rock and musical Americana going back to the 1930’s.

Johnny plays the blues harp, 6 and 12 string guitars and sings with a hauntingly soulful voice.

David is a stand-up player, never sits down while playing the bass, guitars and organs. Bobby has a true blues voice, so gravely you could pave your driveway, while he plays the Dobro, lap steel or pedal steel.

Head to the Phillipsport Community Center, 657 Red Hill Road, Phillipsport, for The Johnny Jules Band on July 17 at 7:00pm. Admission includes a piece of Andy’s famous pie and a nonalcoholic drink. This outside event follows CDC guidelines. Masks required when entering the building.

For info: Christine.saward@gmail.com

Michael Winther to Open Shandelee Michael Winther has appeared for solo performance in Songs from an on Broadway in Artist Descending Unmade Bed. An accomplished singer, a Staircase (1989), Damn Yankees his concerts include Lincoln Center’s (1994 revival), 1776 (1997 revival), American Songbook, and performances Mamma Mia! at The White House, (2003), The Crucible Merkin Hall, Town (2002 revival), 33 Hall, 54 Below, Joe’s Variations (2009) Pub and Birdland. and is set to appear in Winther has Flying Over Sunset numerous tv and film when Lincoln Center credit appearances Theater reopens its including Blacklist, doors after the long Boardwalk Empire, theater shutdown Hostages, Leverage, due to the Covid-19 Michael Winther will open Shandelee Avengers, Meet Music Festival’s 2021 Season! pandemic, to mark Dave, Jumper, and the beginning of its 2021-2022 season!

The Break-up. He is a Williams College Known to himself and others as an graduate. actor, singer, collaborator, director, Obviously, an experienced and producer, educator and general show-off, consummate professional, Winther has he has also performed in national touring been chosen to open the Shandelee companies, and in shows in Princeton, Music Festival’s 2021 season with NJ and Australia. He has collaborated a cabaret-style performance in The on other performers’’ creative projects Arnold House Barn & Greenhouse, and with New York City Center for 839 Shandelee Road, Livingston Manor, Sondheims’s Merrily We Roll Along. on August 7 with a 7:00pm Specialty Winther has also performed in Hors d’oeuvres Reception and 8:00pm Goodspeed Opera House, the Tyrone performance, performing gems from the Guthrie Theatre, Yale repertory and the American Songbook.

Eugene O’Neill Center. He has drama For tickets and season subscriptions, desk and drama league nominations visit www.shandelee.org.

Original Vinyl: RSD Drops 2021 - Part II Music lovers can score hot-off-thevinyl-presses - exclusive albums and vintage music & collectibles when Original Vinyl Records in Warwick hosts day two of RSD (Record Store Day) Drops 2021 - presented by the same folks who produce Record Store Day. For this event, limited copies of 450+ new releases in every genre are available.

For a link to the albums set to drop, visit www.originalvinylrecords. com/rsd or the official RSD website: https://recordstoreday.com/ PromotionalEvent/580. Only a strictly limited number of each will be available, on a first come, first serve basis.

Original Vinyl Records is a one-ofa-kind store for browsing every format from 78s to 8-tracks to new and vintage vinyl, along with music-related books, memorabilia and more. What makes the store so unique is its in-house owner and music expert, veteran record man, raconteur, and super publicist Jim Eigo.

The founder of Jazz Promo Services, Jim has been prominent in just about every aspect of the music business for almost half a century.

“The first RSD Drops event on June 12 was a huge success,” said Jim. “People

Eager vinyl collectors lined up outside of Original Vinyl Records in Warwick on June 12, the first day of RSD Drops 2021.

were lined up at 6am to get those instant collector’s items and exclusive Record Store Day releases. We’re doing it again on July 17 from 9:00am-6:00pm. There will be goody bags with surprises for the early birds, free refreshments, and of course, lots of exclusive vinyl!”

Original Vinyl Records is an ideal destination for crate digging, with multiple genres of music graded according to the Goldmine system, and materials from the personal collections of renowned musicians and collectors.

The store is a natural extension of Eigo’s lifelong love of music.

Show some love to your local music retailer on July 17. The store is located at 314 Route 94 South, #7, Warwick.

For more information: 845-987-3131.

Noble Coffee Roasters will dearly miss

Joseph A. Di Bello and his innumerable contributions to the Arts Community.

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The Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra’s Upcoming Crescendoing Collabs!

“Here is all the season information as we have it,” explained Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra (SCCO) Artistic Director, Andrew Trombley.

“As you can see, we have expanded a fair bit in our time away during this awful pandemic! We are returning with a full year of concerts and many of the performances will be with chamber music. We will have one full orchestra concert in June 2022.

“The biggest change we have is a regular Saturday concert series at the Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre Ballroom. The marketing is still being tweaked and we hope to have everything finalized this month. Currently the strategy is to promote the season through December 2021.

“The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance reached out to SCCO to invite us to be involved in the Big Eddy Film Festival, so we have added an additional concert on September 30. Details are being finalized but I believe the concert of classical music used in iconic films will be at Bethel Woods.

“The season info does not include fundraising concerts which are tentatively planned for February 12, and

possibly one in April, which will pick up our Tastes and Sounds of Italy - our house concert that was scheduled for March 2020 and was cancelled due to the pandemic. Also there are ‘empty’ months in which we may have an impromptu recital (November) and possibly a digital event (January).

“Finally, we were awarded a grant to build a series of interactive Family Concerts which will be in August, December, & May,” Andrew concluded.

The exciting new season lineup begins with another new collaboration, this one

In Milford, Rock n Roll is Sikh

Thursdays: Trivia Night w/ Adam Owens 6:30-8:00pm Fridays: Live Music 7:00-9:00pm Saturdays: Jazz in the Afternoons w/ The Hal Galper Trio 3:00-4:30pm Live Music: 7:00-9:00pm Sundays: Open Mic 3:00-5:00pm

“Adventurous Love, Hope & ensemble” the Healing with Guruganesha the Guruganesha Band, hailed for Band on July its “conscious 17 at 7:00pm rock ‘n’ roll at the Atlantic for the soul” Health parking seamlessly lot (opposite weaves mantras Milford in the Sikh Theatre), 111 E. tradition with Guruganesha Band performs in Milford on July 17 Catharine Street, musical inspirations that range from the Milford.

Grateful Dead to the Allman Brothers to For pre-concert dining options, see the Dave Matthews Band.

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with Big Galut(e) led by SCCO violinist Alexander Margolis. Another concert will feature music by Jewish composers whose careers and lives were abruptly cut short by the rise of the Third Reich, and another program of music composed by female composers to celebrate Women’s History Month: Ethyl Smith, Clara Schumann, and Fanny Mendelssohn.

Other composers to be performed this fall are Ellen Taafe-Zwilich (first female composer to receive a Pulitzer Prize), and Iranian-American composer Giti Razaz.

Besides Hurleyville and Bethel, SCCO will perform in Monticello and White Lake (and maybe Narrowsburg).

There will be Holiday Pops concerts and Mother’s Day concerts, and the season will end with SCCO’s first full orchestra concert in over 2 years, with the music of Beethoven and Shostakovich.

Very impressive, indeed!

SCCO educates the Aspiring Young Musicians program and the Summer Music Academy at Nesin Cultural Arts, 13 St. John Street, Monticello. Students enrolled in the program receive private lessons, opportunities to perform in large and small ensembles, and perform in the community outreach program.

Students receive instruction in History Style and Culture and participate in a Side by Side concert with the SCCO. The Summer Music Academy schedule includes technique class, supervised practice, instrument building, musical theatre, musical composition, and dance: ballet and jazz.

For information: 845-798-9006.

SCCO is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

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Keeping Up with The Jones Save the date: July 17 for Music for Humanity’s 129th Free Performance Night at Noble Coffee Roasters (NCR) featuring the incomparable Elissa Jones, one of the most dynamic performers in the Mid-Hudson.

Also on the bill are Sundad and

Alyx Coe. Music starts promptly at 7:30pm. It is recommended that attendees arrive by 7:00pm for a seat. NCR, located at 3020 NY-207, Campbell Hall, has a light dinner menu and all the desserts, teas and coffees you could want!

Call 845-294-8090.

The NEW Desmond in Balmville The Town of Newburgh introduces The Desmond Center for Community Enrichment.

The Desmond Center was formerly a department of Mount St. Mary College, known as Desmond Campus, where its adult enrichment program was housed.

Now the beautiful location is under the auspices of the Town’s Recreation Department, offering a modified schedule of courses (which began the week of June 21). The courses run through the summer

as a roll-out for a full schedule of courses and programs coming this fall.

Information on courses, registration, and further details can be found on the Town of Newburgh Recreation Department website. www.townofnewburgh.org.

The Desmond Center for Community Enrichment is located at 6 Albany Post Road, Newburgh, in the Balmville area.

For additional information call 845565-1326 or email desmond-info@ townofnewburgh.org.

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“Lights at the End of the Tunnel” Every Spring in the in subject and theme last seventeen years saw and are presented in an installation of a large various styles from show of works made representational to during that academic abstract in 2D and 3D year by SUNY Orange media that includes art students. Because acrylic, oil, watercolor, of the pandemic gouache, ink, markers, shutdown, last year’s pencils, conte, pastel, works which were graphite, charcoal, being gathered then for digital photography, installing never made it digital media, video, to the walls. mixed media, recycled During those materials. seventeen years, In addition, three Cultural Affairs music students provide has worked closely different types of music “SUGA” by Isabella Kaloz (conte & charcoal) with the Arts and on eight instruments Communication Department, throughout the exhibit. especially the art faculty, during The students are the lights shining installation and the reception. Continuing brightly, giving hope, being resourceful, in that collaboration remotely, is the persevering through challenges, and joyful announcement: the 17th annual going forward out into the world and student art show, entitled, Lights at the beyond the tunnel of the pandemic.

End of the Tunnel runs through July 9.

Enter the virtual gallery by clicking This exhibit of 255 artworks by 111 a link the HERE button on the Cultural students gives you a glimpse of their Affairs website: https://sunyorange.edu/ efforts and visually testifies to their culturalaffairs/index.html combined creativity. The artworks Questions may be directed to cultural@ speak for themselves. They are diverse sunyorange.edu

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Classifieds DYNAMIC DUOS! Mike Baglione, Annie Loeb, & Little Sparrow: Acoustic Music & Dinner.

July 17, 4:00pm, The Liberty Soul Stage, 1864 NY-52, Liberty. $20. 845292-0065. Bring lawn chair.

HOLISTIC SERVICES The Community Wellness Center provides preventive health care, symptomatic care, and assists the body in its innate ability to function properly and at optimal levels. Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, Acupressure, Reflexology. 831 Route 211 East, Middletown. 845-673-5328.

HOLISTIC SERVICES Experience the benefits of Raindrop

Therapy at Innervision Wellness, Rock Tavern. Massage Therapy, CranioSacral Therapy, Reconnective Healing, Chakra Balancing, Reflexology, Reiki. Debra Sheafe, LMT. 845-496-1513.

ARTIST OPPORTUNITY The Mamakating Environmental Education Center, 762 South Road, Wurtsboro, is offering space to local artists at their July 24 Summertime at MEEC Festival. The theme is Nature.

As this will be a juried show you will need to email a sample of your work.

Please submit by July 9. Notifications of acceptance will go out on or before July 13. For further questions and the email address, please call Pat at 1-516426-9916.

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