Catskills Confidential July/August 2018

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Continuing with our “Parks in Focus” series, take a trip to this gem located at the intersection of State Route 52 and 52A in Kenoza Lake, NY. The weather is perfect, the kids are out for summer and it’s the perfect time to be out and about exploring all this county offers!

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active or laid-back happens here elcome and thank you for choosing the Sullivan Catskills as your vacation destination.

We offer a variety of accommodations; all-inclusive resorts, unique bed and breakfasts, inns and lodges to make it easy for you to plan an extended visit.

Our many events, attractions and adventure opportunities will provide you with enough activities to fill two vacations! We also offer an abundance of fine and diverse dining establishments to choose from.

If soft or extreme adventure is your genre, we will fulfill your desires.

Challenge your skills on one of our many world-class golf courses or experience the thrill of Monticello Motor Club’s all new three-hour OffRoad Adventure in a Polaris RZR XP 4 1000 on two different off-road loops!

The Delaware River invites outdoor enthusiasts to canoe or raft its waters.

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Hike or bike our trails of the Catskill Preserve. Shop or browse in one of our numerous antiques or specialty shops.

If relaxation is your wish, the brand new Yo1 Luxury Nature Cure Catskills is the place for you!

July and August are filled with some amazing events; Forestburgh Playhouse’s stage performances of Broadway plays, children’s theatre and cabarets, art gallery exhibits, Riverfest in Narrowsburg, a Country Fair in Callicoon, Fourth Annual Summerfest in Roscoe and many other concerts, performances, festivals and operas, as well as various one-of-a-kind parks and bridges offering educational opportunities throughout the county, enriching our guests with a multicultural experience.

Come and experience the wonders of the Sullivan Catskills!

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Stone Arch Bridge hidden gem is located at the intersection of 52 and 52A in Kenoza Lake, NY. That gem is the Stone Arch Bridge Historical Park.

A scenic three-arched stone bridge is the centerpiece of this 20-acre park. The bridge was originally built in 1880 by Swiss immigrants Henry and Philip Hembt. It was restored in 198081 by the Sullivan County Division of Public Works and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can fish in the East Branch of the Callicoon Creek or take a walk along the Worthington or Bridge trails. A childrens playground (for ages 5-12), picnic area, interpretive signs, and restroom facilities are available.

Stone Arch Bridge Historical Park is the perfect place to enjoy nature, some solitude or share a special moment with family and friends.

Speaking of which, the park is available for wedding ceremonies and wedding party photos. Refer to “County Park Permits" on the Sullivan County Government’s Parks and Recreation home page to reserve a date for your special day.

There is no admission fee.

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Big Kev’s won “Best BBQ in Upstate New York” in an online contest last July. The smoker (above) is where the magic happens.

here are few things summer is more synonymous with than barbecue.

Whether it’s meat on the grill or vegetables, it’s the perfect time of year to be outdoors. But with the hustle and bustle of this great time of year, when you’re always on the go, it’s difficult to find the time to do your own grilling.

But have no worries, Big Kev’s BBQ off Route 17B in White Lake, NY, is a delicious solution.

Cooking is a family affair for the Monahans. Big Kev’s was started by brothers Kevin and Donovan Monahan in 2010.

They took a class to become Kansas City Barbecue Society (KCBS) judges and decided they’d give their own business a try.

Shortly after they designed their own trailer – and the rest was history.

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Culinary Arts in Colorado. Kevin is a mechanic, who graduated from Lincoln Technical School and is what most call a “jack of all trades.” The business is named after their father, “Big Kev,” who is a retired chef and Vietnam veteran, who worked at several big-time institutions during the Borscht Belt era, including the Concord Resort Hotel and Grossinger’s Hotel, to name a few. His wife also works at Big Kev’s.

Their menu centers around four meats from KCBS: Pulled pork, beef brisket, chicken and ribs. Everything is cooked over a wood fire with sauce on the side.

For sides, Big Kev’s offers baked beans, coleslaw and cornbread. They also run specials.

Also, make sure to cool off with their homemade lemonade.

The brothers put a lot of time into their craft, smoking their brisket for 10-14 hours before serving it and smoking their chicken and ribs for about three hours.

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pounds in five days. Last July was the most recent of a string of awards they’ve received. The first came in 2012 when they won second place for Best Ribs in the Hudson Valley Rib Fest.

A spacious picnic-style seating area is located next to where the magic is made for you to enjoy your food with friends.

Big Kev’s is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. until sold out (usually between 5-6 p.m.).

The Monahans also cater events such as rehearsal dinners and weddings.

As for Kevin and Donovan’s favorite part of the business, they said, “When people tell use that our food is the best thing they ever ate.”

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by Joseph Abraham here’s plenty of fun to be had this summer season. Here in the Sullivan Catskills, there are a great variety of performances and events to choose from.

Here’s some of the things going on!

Callicoon Center Band The Callicoon Center Band is has been entertaining audiences for 80+ years.

You can catch these talented local musicians every Wednesday at 8 p.m. through August 29 in the heart of downtown Callicoon Center, NY. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the music. It’s free!

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NACL Theatre North American Cultural Laboratory’s 2018 season titled KALEIDOSCOPE. Performances this season will refract the everyday, mundane world into something wondrous and strange.

“Kaleidoscope, which comes from two Greek words – kalos and eidos – means ‘seeing beautiful forms,’” says NACL Artistic Director Brad Krumholz. “The lives and worlds presented onstage at NACL this season will reflect the kind of diversity—of race, gender,

perspective, aesthetics and son’s Gilbert & Sullivan offering, more—that we wish to see repreThe Mikado, one of the duo’s most sented on the world stage.” popular operas, come see how it NACL, which has a history of cuall began! Cox and Box, or, the rating new work that’s gone on to Long-Lost Brothers, was first perwin awards and critical acclaim, formed in 1866, five years before will present seven never-beforeSullivan teamed up with Gilbert. seen works by cutting-edge enTrial by Jury is the earliest survivsembles at the Highland Lake ing Gilbert & Sullivan collaboratheatre. Remaining 2018 season tion. Edwin, the defendant, is performances include: being sued by Angelina for breach July 26 - Kowalchuk-Waters: Out of of promise of marriage. Gilbert’s Mind witty spoof of the British judicial July 27 - The Drunkard's Wife: system, with a still-current eleMadame Lynch ment of celebrity trial madness July 28 - Sean Donovan: Cabin thrown into the mix, combine August 11 - Vagabond Inventions: with Sullivan’s sparkling music to A Kingdom, A Chasm add up to a delightful romp, all August 25 - Nellie Tinder: A Woman ending in typical Gilbertian FashAmong Women ion.

“This season of kaleidoscopic viAdmission is $20 and showtimes sioning has the power to alter the are Saturday, July 28 and August 4 ways we see the world,” says at 8 p.m., as well as Sunday July Krumholz. For details on each 29 and August 5 at 2 p.m. unique performance or to buy The Magic Flute: Written by tickets, visit: nacl.org.

Mozart at the age of thirty-five, not long before his death, The Magic Flute is considered by many Delaware Valley Opera to be his finest opera. Sung here Each year the Delaware Valley in English, the opera has elements Opera puts on amazing performof magic, Freemasonry symbolism, ances at an affordable rate. But and political satire, all set to Gerdon’t just believe us, head down man folk tunes and classic operto the Tusten Theatre in Narrowsatic writing. Featuring the burg, NY and see for yourselves! high-flying singing of the Queen Cox and Box/Trial by Jury: Folof the Night, the high priest Saraslowing the success of last sea-

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ces•summer performances•summer perform self, through improvisation, and day night concerts will be one of the monumental Goldberg Variathe towering masterworks of the tions of J.S. Bach, in a version for chamber music repertoire: the string trio.

Clarinet Quintet of Mozart. Expanding the context around those In addition to Joan Tower they’ll also welcome old friends and new, works will be music of 2017 with violinists Nurit Pacht, Mari Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Sato and Susan Waterbury; violists in residence Joan Tower. Known Tawnya Popoff and Lois Martin; internationally for music that is pianist Sarah Ho; and very special wildly colorful and rhythmically guests, flutist Carol Wincenc, who propulsive, Ms. Tower, who celecommissioned the works for flute brates her 80th birthday this year, from Tower; clarinetist Alex Fiteris one of the most important and stein; and duo Jalal, with violist widely-performed composers of Kathryn Lockwood and percusher generation. Joan’s music will sionist Yousif Sheronick. form the core around which the WCM grows its Chamber Music Imrest of the program takes shape, mersion Fellowship Program this with works that are constantly transforming, running through the year to host seven pre-professional Fellows in voice, flute, viola, ancient and archetypal process of cello and composition. These variation, in conversation with young musicians will perform and music of Bach, Haydn, Marin Marais, Schumann, Steve Reich, as collaborate on new works over Weekend of Chamber Music the course of the two weeks, perwell as the Mozart Quintet.

Weekend of Chamber Music’s 25th forming on Friday nights in the season is here, and this year’s festi- All of these themes will be taken Adams Barn, while being imup on the festival’s interactive val, Free Variations runs from July mersed in the daily workings of mini series, MusicTalks on Thurs14-29 and will present several the festival, learning about day evenings. MusicTalks 1 (July events at all its usual, and unusual fundraising, organization, and venues in Sullivan and surrounding 19) will feature solo works for programming for a chamber music flute, clarinet and violin, centered counties. festival. around conversation and a Q&A July 14 – The festival kicks off with For information about all WCM’s with Tower at the Catskill DistillBarn Raising, their second annual events and/or to buy tickets, visit ing Company in Bethel, NY. benefit performance at the Eddie www.wcmconcerts.org. Students Adams Barn in Jeffersonville, NY at MusicTalks 2 (July 26) at the and children under 18 are always Catskill Art Society in Livingston 5 p.m. free!

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tro’s solemn intoning, along with the antic birdcatcher Papageno’s duet with his soul-mate Papagena, and the lovely singing of the two would-be lovers, Tamino and Pamina, this is a delightful, beautiful, and magical journey into a memorable fantasy world only the genius of Mozart could create!

Admission is $20. Showtimes are 8 p.m. on Saturdays August 18 and 25, as well as 2 p.m. on Sundays, August 19 and 26.

Lastly, make sure to attend the Opera Cabaret - Annual Gala Celebration on Saturday, September 1 at 7 p.m. at the Western Hotel in Callicoon. Admission is $40 for one, $70 for a couples ticket.

For more info, visit www.delawarevalleyopera.com/.

The Callicoon Center Band plays every Wednesday night at 8pm through August 29.

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a musical milestone he year 2018 represents a momentous milestone for the Shandelee Music Festival (SMF). SMF’s Co-Chair and Founding President, Daniel Stroup was so impressed by his first visit to Shandelee over 25 years ago, that he was inspired by the breathtaking mountainside with its delicately balanced inlay of streams and ponds woven against the texture of trees and flora. His dream to “develop a classical piano festival in the Catskill Mountains” has been realized and is now celebrating a quarter century of bringing international musical excellence in the Catskills.

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For 25 years, the SMF has been bringing world-renowned musical performers to the mountains above Livingston Manor, and through their Outreach Program, to other venues around Sullivan County.

All Sunset Concerts take place at the SMF’s Sunset Concert Pavilion located at 442 J. Young Road, Livingston Manor, NY 12758.

For more information on the SMF’s concerts, memberships, sponsorships or donations, or to join the mailing list, please visit www.shandelee.org or call 845-439-3277.

Here’s a look at this year’s series!

Saturday, August 4: The 25th Anniversary Season of the SMF’s Sunset Concert Series in Shandelee opens with an “Extraordinary Night of Broadway,” featuring pianist and vocalist Michael Ferreri and Friends. John Hoglund from Backstage’s “Bistro Bits” calls Ferreri “One of the most engaging performers I've seen in a while.” And music critic Christopher Byrne says Ferreri is that “Rare artist who combines a uniquely personal talent with a rich musicality.”

Anna Federova. This “Evening of Piano Masterworks” will feature Federova’s “unbounded musical joy, excellent technique, percussive drive, pointed exuberance, and emotional, key-stroking intimacy" – (l'Adige, Rovereto, Italy).

Thursday, August 9: The Argus Quartet in an Evening of Chamber Music. New York Classical Review says the Argus Quartet features “polished playing, good ensemble, and clear phrasing … with impressive power,” and Stephan Bonfield from The Calgary Herald says, “They played with supreme melodic control and total authority.”

Saturday, August 18: The 25th Anniversary Gala Concert featuring Sara Davis Buechner on piano with the Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players. The New York Times praises “The breadth of Ms. Buechner’s artistry, spanning thundering fortissimos and chiseled passagework, as well as lyrical moments colored by a poetic sensitivity that was tempered by wit and judicious restraint,” and The Washington Post says, "Buechner's performance ... with its soft contours and liquid, legato phrasing ... had a beauty that might have taken even Mozart's breath away." This final concert of the 2018 Sunset Concert Season is lovingly dedicated to Maestro Jens Nygaard & The Jupiter Symphony. It was in 2001 that Nygaard, Buechner and the Jupiter Symphony inaugurated the SMF’s Sunset Concert Pavilion. It was Nygaard’s final concert before his passing.

Saturday, August 11: An Evening of Chamber Music returns with “Music from Copland House,” the acclaimed resident ensemble at Aaron Copland’s National Historic Landmark home in New York. The concert will include the music of Milhaud, Debussy and Stravinsky.

Tuesday, August 14: Sunset Concert stars the most successful alumni of the SMF’s Educational Program, J U LY / A U G U S T 2 0 1 8

Thursday, August 16: The Contista Piano Trio. Local music critic Barry Plaxen of The Catskill Chronicle and DH Canvas calls their performance, “the finest I have ever witnessed …”

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July 15 WCM at the Liberty Museum, 4 p.m., Liberty Museum and Arts Center, 46 South Main Street Liberty. An afternoon of music and poetry, for viola, cello, hand percussion and frame drums. Enjoy the works of Bach, Sollima, Waggoner, music of North Africa and Medieval Provence, and poems by Rumi, William Carlos Williams, and Mary Oliver.

Tickets $20; Reservations Recommended: info@wcmconcerts.org. Call (646) 861-0378 or visit online at www.wcmconcerts.org.

French Toast & Waffle Breakfast 7 a.m. - 12 noon. Rock Hill Fire Department 61 Glen Wild Road, Rock Hill. French toast, pancakes, waffles station, sausage, scrambled eggs,hash browns and drinks! Adults $8, Kids under 12 $6, kids under 5 FREE. Call (845) 794-6865 for more info.

Family Fun Day at Billy’s New Hope Barn. From noon-5 p.m., 349 Schoolhouse Road, Honesdale, Rain or shine, free admission. Call (579) 253-2510 for more information.

July 16 Lakeside Players 14th Annual Free Theater Camp 6 to 8:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, July 16 to 20 at Lakeville Community Hall, Route 590, Lakeville (between the firehouse and the United Methodist Church). Have you ever told your daughter she’s a drama queen? Does your son have a flair for telling jokes? Does your grandchild like to act out roles from his favorite storybooks? If so, here’s the perfect creative outlet. At the end of camp, the children will show off what they’ve learned at a free performance for family and friends on Saturday, July 21, at 7 p.m. Every child will have a part in the play.

For more information about the free theater camp, call (570) 947-3349.

materials. For more information, please call 845 794-4660.

July 19 The Janice Center for Learning the Arts One Day Workshops: A Day of Broadway. 9 a.m.3 p.m. We are excited to welcome Angela Jamieson, musical conductor for The Lion King on Broadway to present a comprehensive one-day Broadway experience. Students will act out scenes from a selected Broadway Show as well as sing popular songs from the show. A priceless opportunity for students to work with a Broadway veteran and learn some the fundamentals of Musical Theater.

The cost will be $125 for each workshop and $100 for each additional workshop attended.

Lunch is included. Registration forms are available online at janicecenter.com . For more information, call The Janice Center at 482-3324.

Tricky Tray at Faith Hall, 6 Mattison Rd in White Lake (across from Bethel Medical on Rt. 17B). We have gift baskets ready for giving with a variety of themes, gift certificates and so much more. Doors open at 6 p.m. with calling at 7:30 p.m. There will be a 39 inch Smart TV as a door prize. There will also be a money tree. A food concession is also available. For more information, visit www.whitelakechurch.com, or call (845) 583-7082. This event is sponsored by Faith Ministries to support events for community families.

Monthly Game Night at The Cooperage, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. join us at The Cooperage for our monthly Game Night. Bring your own game from home to share and teach. We also

July 18 Poetry Slam & Jam with live music. 6 - 9 p.m.

Pennings Farm Beer Garden in Warwick. $10 competitor entry fee. Live music to be announced. Presented by the Warwick Summer Arts Festival. $5/person at the gate.

E.B. Crawford Public Library in Monticello “Learn About Stamping and Take Home Your Stamping Work” 6 p.m. Presented by Billie Jean. Learn how to make your own greeting cards and take home with you. Limited to 15 attendees. Please register with a $5.00 fee for 26

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have a selection to play from including Catan, Scrabble and Dominion. All ages are welcome to come join in the fun. Bring a friend or make a friend! Game Night will continue to be held the 3rd Thursday of every month. August 16 | September 20 | October 18 | November 15 | December 20. Donations are greatly appreciated. For more information visit www.thecooperageproject.org or call (570) 253-2020.

MusicTalks! Music and Discussion with Composer-in-Residence Joan Tower with Festival Artists. 7:30 p.m. Catskill Distilling Company, 2037 NY-17B, Bethel Tower: Wings for solo clarinet; Valentine Trills for solo flute; Platinum Spirals for solo violin. Carol Wincenc, flute; Alex Fiterstein, clarinet; Mari Sato, violin. Tickets $25; Reservations Recommended: info@wcmconcerts.org or call (646) 861-0378.

Bethel Lakeside Music June 28th through August 30th. Sponsored Summer Music Series.

Thursday evenings - 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Kauneonga Lake Gazebo Park, Corner of Rt 55 x Lake Street. Free - Door Prizes - Rain or Shine.

Limited seating, bring chair or mat.

July 20 The Sullivan County Dramatic workshop presents “Rabbit Hole”, the winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, at the Rivoli Theatre, Main Street, South Fallsburg, NY. Performance on Friday, July 20 & 21, at 8 p.m. and July 22 at 2 p.m. $15 General admission; J U LY / A U G U S T 2 0 1 8

$12 Seniors/Students/Military/Veterans. Information: (845) 436-5336 or www.SCDW.net.

Dance China - Chinese Traditional Dance at the Hancock Town Square Friday nights 7:30 p.m. Performing a vast and dynamic range of Chinese dance, acrobatics, and Beijing opera styles, Dance China NY transports audiences to a world of colorful myths, historical drama,

July 21 Barn Variations 8 p.m.; Pre-Concert Talk at 7 p.m. at the Eddie Adams Barn, 247 Jeffersonville North Branch Rd, Jeffersonville. A program of variations new and old, on melodies, on chords, on rhythm itself; a celebration of musical transformation. Biber, Passacaglia in g minor for solo violin; Two Improvisations on a Theme; Tower, Rising for flute quintet; Mozart, Clarinet Quintet. Carol Wincenc, flute; Alex Fiterstein, clarinet; Nurit Pacht, Mari Sato, & Andrew Waggoner, violins; Tawnya Popoff, viola; Caroline Stinson, cello.

Tickets $30; Reservations Recommended: info@wcmconcerts.org | (646) 861-0378 | online at www.wcmconcerts.org.

Grahamsville United Methodist Church Third Saturday Thrift Sale 9 a.m. - 12 noon. Thank you for shopping with us. We invite you to join us on Sundays for Worship and Church School (grades pre-K through 7th) at 10:30 a.m. We also welcome you to worship at our sister church, Sundown U.M. Church at 8:30am on Sundays.

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July 22 Riverfest 2018 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Celebrate the beauty of the Delaware River and the artistic bounty of our community at Narrowsburg’s 28th annual Riverfest. Free event. Main Street, Narrowsburg.

July 23 Coding Camp, July 23 - July 27 | 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Drop off - The Stourbridge Project: 646 Park Street, Honesdale, PA, Pick up - The Cooperage: 1030 Main Street, Honesdale, PA, $100 per student (6th -8th graders), $20 discount for siblings. All proceeds benefit: The Cooperage Project and the Workforce Alliance. For more info please contact Ryanne at info@thecooperageproject.org or call (570) 253-2020.

Vacation Bible School “God’s Good Creation”: July 23, 24, & 25 at Deerpark Reformed Church, 30 East Main Street, Port Jervis, NY, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Children from the community, who must be at least age 2 and potty trained are welcome to attend. Lunch and snacks will be provided each day. There is no cost to attend, but registration is necessary. Please register by contacting LuAnne Anderson at luanne_anderson@yahoo.com or by calling Deerpark’s church office: (845) 856-1946.

July 26 E.B. Crawford Public Library in Monticello 6 p.m. Program - ‘Miniatures’ Presented by Darren T. Scala. Do you like little objects?

Find out about miniatures, an art form crafted by renowned artisans. Darren’s power point presentation will include the history of miniatures from early to contemporary. Darren will bring some of his miniature furniture for all to admire. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about this unusual art form. Free and open to the public. For more information, please call (845) 794-4660.

Bethel Lakeside Music June 28th through August 30th. Sponsored Summer Music Series.

Thursday evenings - 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Kauneonga Lake Gazebo Park, Corner of Rt 55 x Lake Street. Free - Door Prizes - Rain or Shine.

Limited seating, bring chair or mat.

The Janice Center for Learning the Arts One Day Workshops: Hip Hop Workshop. 9 a.m.

3 p.m. This daylong workshop is designed for experienced dancers to take their skills to the next level. This will include stunting, intricate moves and maneuvers, footwork, choreography, timing and teamwork. This is a day for experienced hip hoppers ages 6 and up.

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MusicTalks II 7:30 PM. Catskill Art Society, 48 Main Street, Livingston Manor. A Set of Variations, Baroque, Contemporary, Improvised, and Visual. Marin Marais, La Folia, for solo cello; Improvising Variations (a Peek Behind the Curtain); Bach, Goldberg Variations, for string trio, with Fractal Projections. Andrew Waggoner, violin; Lois Martin, viola; Caroline Stinson, cello. Tickets $25; Reservations Recommended: info@wcmconcerts.org | (646) 861-0378 | online at www.wcmconcerts.org.

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July 27 Moonlight Canoe / Kayak the Basha Kill 8:30pm. Experience the Basha Kill from a unique perspective with naturalists Scott Graber and Mike Medley! Must bring your own vessel and binoculars. Meet at South Road DEC Boat Launch, across from Bashakill Vineyards, 1131 South Rd., Wurtsboro. Must register and check trip’s status with Mike at (845) 754-0743. Sponsored by Basha Kill Area Association. thebashakill.org.

New Works by WCM Chamber Music Fellows 7 p.m. Eddie Adams Barn, 247 Jeffersonville North Branch Rd, Jeffersonville. WCM Chamber Music Fellows in Performance and Composition present new work composed and rehearsed at the festival. Plus, open rehearsal with WCM festival artists. New Work by WCM 2018 Composition Fellows; Haydn, Piano Trio No. 39 in G, “Gypsy Rondo”. Susan Waterbury, violin; Caroline Stinson, cello; Sarah Ho, piano, WCM Fellows. Tickets $10: info@wcmconcerts.org (646) 861-0378 online at www.wcmconcerts.org.

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p.m. Fun for the whole family! Door prizes and raffle prizes! Refreshments available.

July 28 The Roscoe Free Library is sponsoring a Flea Market/ Yard Sale for the benefit of the Library at Niforatos Field, Roscoe. Space available at $15. For information (607) 498 5574.

Sunset Concert on the Lawn at Scheuermann Farms 6 - 9 p.m. Scheuermann Farms, Little York Road, Warwick. Bands: Headliner to be Announced & Battle of the Bands winners open the show. Dance Performance: Warwick Dance Collective Summer Intensive July 23-27 culminates as the Scheuermann Farms performance; Presented by the Warwick Summer Arts Festival. Suggested donations of $10 (per adult at the gate) support Warwick, New York’s unique art & culture and helps to maintain our beautiful farmland for all to enjoy!

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Event Gallery, Cowboy Junkies Celebrate summer at Bethel Woods with a bountiful farm-totable dinner presented by Bethel Woods’ own Executive Chef and Cowboy Junkies. For more than 20 years, Cowboy Junkies have remained true to their unique artistic vision and to the introspective, quiet intensity that is their musical signature, creating a critically acclaimed body of original work that has endeared them to an audience unwavering in its loyalty. Doors Open at 7 p.m., Show begins at 8 p.m. 200 Hurd Road Bethel. Info at 1(866) 782-2922 and www.BethelWoodsCenter.org The Delaware & Ulster Railroad on Route 28, Arkville will host The Great Train Robbery & Barbecue by The Catskill Mountain Bushwackers. Historically accurate desperadoes of the 19th century will stage lighthearted holdups of the D&U. A BBQ luncheon is part of the fun. Train robberies are also planned on Aug. 11 and Sept. 15.

The Delaware & Ulster Railroad tourist train ride is located at 43510 State Highway 28, Arkville, NY. For more information, please call (800) 225-4132 or (845) 586-DURR. Events subject to change. For the most current information, visit: durr.org Gala Barn Finale with Reception 8 p.m.; PreConcert Talk at 7 p.m. Eddie Adams Barn, 247 Jeffersonville North Branch Rd, Jeffersonville.

Tickets $35; Reservations Recommended: info@wcmconcerts.org (646) 861-0378 online at www.wcmconcerts.org. Gala Reception sponsored by Jeff Bank.

July 29 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts P.L.A.Y: THEATER. July 29th - Aug 18th. For ages 9-15 years old, a three-week immersive exploration of devised theatre technique and creJ U LY / A U G U S T 2 0 1 8

ative writing at Bethel Woods facilitated by the College of Performing Arts at the New School from NYC where participants research, brainstorm, improvise, and devise their own theatre piece around a student identified central question.

July 30 Variations at the Cooperage 4 p.m., The Cooperage Project, 1030 Main Street, Honesdale, PA. WCM returns to the Cooperage, with an encore presentation of Saturday night’s performance, including Joan Tower’s Très lent; Messiaen’s beloved Louange à l’immortalité de Jesus; phase-shifting variations from Steve Reich, and multifarious variations from Haydn. Schumann, Abegg Variations, for solo piano; Messiaen, Louange à l’immortalité de Jesus, for cello and piano; Tower, Très lent, & new companion piece, for cello and piano; Steve Reich, Clapping Music; Hadyn, Piano Trio no. 39 in G, “Gypsy Rondo”. Susan Waterbury, violin; Caroline Stinson, cello; Sarah Ho, piano. Tickets $15 advance/ $20 door; Reservations Recommended: (570) 253-2020.

August 2 Bethel Lakeside Music June 28th through August 30th. Sponsored Summer Music Series.

Thursday evenings - 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Kauneonga Lake Gazebo Park, Corner of Rt 55 x Lake Street. Free - Door Prizes - Rain or Shine.

Limited seating, bring chair or mat.

August 3 Dendê Macêdo & Ologunde - Afro-Brazilian Dance & Drums At the Hancock Town Square Friday nights 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of master percussionist Dendê Macêdo, Ologunde celebrates the rich Afro-Brazilian culture of Salvador, Bahia through a diverse repertoire of music, dance, and martial arts.

August 9 Bethel Lakeside Music June 28th through August 30th. Sponsored Summer Music Series.

Thursday evenings - 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Kauneonga Lake Gazebo Park, Corner of Rt 55 x Lake Street. Free - Door Prizes - Rain or Shine.

Limited seating, bring chair or mat.

August 11 DUSKLIT Interactive Art Festival in Sugarloaf, NY 6:00pm-10:00pm. An outdoor art festival at the Seligmann Center at the Citizens Foundation, 23-26 White Oak Drive, Sugar Loaf, NY, featuring 35 immersive installations, performances, and site-specific environments by over 60 artists from Canada and across the United States. Presented and founded by DUSKLIT. $15 tickets available online at www.dusklit.com or at the gate. Children under 12- $5.

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3385 State Route 97 Barryville, NY Located behind The River Market May 19th-October 27th Saturdays from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

(570) 982-0050 www.barryvillefarmersmarket.com

Callicoon Farmers Market

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Compliments of Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther

Livingston Manor Farmers Market

Roscoe Farmers Market

Main Street Livingston Manor, NY Sundays, 10-2pm

Monticello Farmers Market

Outdoor Market A. Dorrer Drive Callicoon Creek Park, Callicoon, NY May 6th-November 11th Sundays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. www.callicoonfarmersmarket.org

Joe’s Park Broadway, Monticello, NY Next to Soy Restaurant June 28th-August 30th Thursdays from 3 p.m.-6 p.m.

(845) 439-1230 www.catskillmountainkeeper.org

Kauneonga Lake Farmers Market

Narrowsburg Farmers Market

Fire Department Pavilion 3594 State Route 55 Kauneonga Lake, NY May 26th-October 6th Saturdays from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

(845) 533-3131 www.facebook.com/kauneongalakefarmersmarket

Liberty Farmers Market Creekside Park 119 North Main Street Liberty, NY June 28th-August 30th Fridays from 3 p.m.- 6 p.m.

Narrowsburg Union 7 Erie Avenue Narrowsburg, NY May 26th-October 6th Saturdays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

(845) 533-3131 www.narrowsburgfarmersmarket.com

Rock Hill Farmers Market 223 Rock Hill Drive Rock Hill, NY June 2nd-September 29th Saturdays from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. www.rockhillfarmersmarket.com

will host The Great Train Robbery & Barbecue

by The Catskill Mountain Bushwackers. Historically accurate desperadoes of the 19th century will stage lighthearted holdups of the D&U. A BBQ luncheon is part of the fun.

Train robberies are also planned on Sept. 15.

The Delaware & Ulster Railroad tourist train ride is located at 43510 State Highway 28, Arkville, NY. For more information, please call (800) 225-4132 or (845) 586-DURR. Events subject to change. For the most current information, visit: durr.org

August 13 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts , Museum Moonlit Movie Monday: Hook (Rated: PG) Enjoy Cheese-n-Apple Pirate Ships, a Croissant Crabwich or drink a Grog, a non-alcoholic Pirate Punch or Fairy Fizz while watching the film. The film follows an adult Peter Pan, who must return to Neverland and reclaim his youthful spirit in order to challenge his old enemy, Captain Hook, after he kidnaps his children. Movie Starts at 8:30 p.m.

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Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center 200 Hurd Road Bethel, NY September 2nd-September 30th Sundays in the Fall 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

(845) 583-2193 www.bethelwoodscenter.org/events/d etail/2018harvest1

Middletown BID Farmers Market Erie Way Middletown, NY Intersection of Montgomery Street and Cottage Street June 2nd-October 27th Saturdays from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

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Ticket prices: $8 Adults, $6 Members, $5 Children. 200 Hurd Road Bethel. Info at 1(866) 782-2922 and www.BethelWoodsCenter.org

August 14 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts , Museum Event Gallery Toad the Wet Sprocket with Special Guest Megan Slankard. Celebrate summer at Bethel Woods with a bountiful farm-to-table dinner presented by Bethel Woods’ own Executive Chef and Toad the Wet Sprocket. Toad the Wet Sprocket’s last album New Constellation, which was launched with an impressive #3 most funded Kickstarter Campaign in music for the year, was the bands’ first new album in 16 years when released in 2013, and features the singles “New Constellation,” “The Moment,” and “California Wasted.” The band’s current release, the EP Architect of Ruin was released in June of 2015. Doors Open at 7:00pm; Show begins at 8:00pm. 200 Hurd Road Bethel. Info at 1-866-782-2922 and www.BethelWoodsCenter.org J U LY / A U G U S T 2 0 1 8

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Ten Mile River Scout Museum 1481 Crystal Lake Rd., Narrowsburg, NY 12764

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Eclectic museum with extensive local history exhibits, Native American artifacts, lumbering & rafting era, local businesses & wildlife , outdoor exhibits & walking tour. Visit our website for summer & weekend hours:

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FACTORY OPEN HOUSE Saturday, Aug. 4 & Sept. 8 Factory located at 30 Reagans Mill Road in Wingdale, NY. Must be 18 to tour.

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