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We are proud to share with you another excitin g season. Since opening in 2006, we have presen ted over 90 shows on ou r main stage, from rock, pop and jazz to cla ssical, contemporary an d country music. In 2011, Bethel Woods reached number 15 on Pollstar Magazineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Top 100 Worldwide Amphith eaters with over 220,0 00 visitors annually wh come from every state o in the nation and from 39 countries around the globe. In addition to con certs and exhibitions, we present scores of affordable educational and community progra ms tha t serve more than 40,000 people each yea r. And, as a public cha rity , we rely on donations, sponsorships, grants an d community support to off er lectures, film, interactive arts activities for children and their fam ilies, and curriculumbased educational progra ms in area schools. Our Founder and Chair man, Alan Gerry has rea lized his vision of a cultur center that brings the art al s, history, and economi c vibrancy to this region His leadership and entre . preneurial values contin ue to drive our work tod This year, Mr. Gerry welco ay. med eight civic-minded artists, entrepreneurs and philanthropists to the Board of Trustees. Their innovative and strategic thinking will help guide Bethel Woods into the future. Today, Bethel Woods Ce nter for the Arts inspires cultural, educational, and economic growth for our communities an d advances creativity and innovation in the region . Our goal is to contin ue to BRING THE ARTS TO LIFE now, and for ge nerations to come. Sincerely,

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Financial gifts in any amount will sustain ongoing efforts to present diverse and exceptional music, history, special exhibits, cultural experiences, and educational initiatives.

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BYRD/SKOLNICK: A TALE OF TWO POSTERS

Four decades after Woodstock, The Museum at Bethel Woods presents a RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION that examines the work of DAVID EDWARD BYRD and ARNOLD SKOLNICK on display THROUGH JULY 22, 2012. The iconic images of these two important artists are brought together for the first time, along with many of the artworks inspired by their posters for the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair. As the Woodstock Music and Art Fair established itself as the watershed moment for the generation of the 1960s, Arnold Skolnick’s “dove and guitar” design for the festival poster and logo became an icon—one that is still highly recognizable today. Skolnick’s simple design stood in stark contrast to the original design for the festival poster, designed by Fillmore East house artist David Edward Byrd, whose ornate, foliated design featured a full-frontal nude depiction of a woman pouring water from an urn. Byrd’s design for “An Aquarian Exposition” was not widely distributed and was, therefore, not well known, overshadowed by Skolnick’s iconic design. In addition to their Woodstock posters, the exhibition includes a retrospective of approximately 100 examples of the broad range of Byrd’s and Skolnick’s artwork — rock posters and posters for Broadway shows, TV, and movies, impressionistic oil paintings drawn from nature, books about art, and sensitive photographs of erotic nudes. The exhibition also features approximately 50 pieces that represent the myriad posters and artwork inspired by Skolnick’s iconic “dove and guitar” or Byrd’s “Aquarian Exposition” over the past 43 years. Some are humorous; some are outrageous; all are fascinating. This exhibition is a must-see for every Woodstock fan, poster collector, art historian or student, art lover, or follower of pop culture.

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THE BEACH BOYS BRING THEIR HISTORIC 50TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR TO BETHEL

The founding members of THE BEACH BOYS, one of the world’s most legendary pop music bands in history, reunites this summer bringing their 50th Anniversary celebration to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on SUNDAY, JUNE 17 at 7:30 PM. Fans can expect to hear hit classics including, “Surfin’ USA,” “I Get Around,” “California Girls,” and “Wouldn’t It Be Nice.” Beach Boys Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston, and David Marks have recorded new songs for the as-yet-untitled album to be released this year. It will be the first in decades to feature all of the band’s surviving original members and is being produced by Brian Wilson with executive producer Mike Love. The Beach Boys and Capitol/EMI have also teamed up for a 50th Anniversary campaign spotlighting the band’s entire catalog, with several new commemorative releases planned for 2012, including a new hits collection and a career-spanning box set. Founded in Hawthorne, California in 1961, The Beach Boys were originally comprised of the three teenaged Wilson brothers: Brian, Carl, and Dennis, their cousin Mike Love, and school friend Al Jardine. In 1962, neighbor David Marks joined the group for their first wave of hits on Capitol Records, leaving in late 1963, and in 1965, Bruce Johnston joined the band when Brian Wilson retired from touring to focus on writing and producing records for the group. The Beach Boys signed with Capitol Records in July 1962 and released their first album, Surfin’ Safari, that same year. The album spent 37 weeks on the Billboard chart, launching the young group into international stardom. The Wilson/Love collaboration resulted in many huge international chart hits, and under Brian Wilson’s musical leadership, the band’s initial surf-rock focus was soon broadened to include other themes, making The Beach Boys America’s preeminent band of the 1960s. The Beach Boys continue to hold Billboard / Nielsen SoundScan’s record as the top-selling American band for albums and singles, and they are also the American group with the most Billboard Top 40 chart hits with 36. Sounds Of Summer: The Very Best Of The Beach Boys is fast approaching triple-Platinum sales status, and The SMiLE Sessions, released to worldwide critical acclaim in November, has been heralded as 2011’s #1 Reissue of the Year by Rolling Stone magazine. The Beach Boys are an American institution that is iconic around the world. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 and are recipients of The Recording Academy’s Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY Award. 37

RELIVE THE ’90s THIS SUMMER AT BETHEL WOODS WOODSTOCK LEGEND

EVERCLEAR has teamed up with Sugar Ray, Gin Blossoms, LIT and Marcy Playground to bring you Summerland Tour 2012 on FRIDAY, JULY 20 at 7:30PM. Rock out to chart-topping singles that are still spun in regular rotation today on alternative rock radio.

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Though Everclear’s Northwestern grungepunk style was hardly revolutionary when the band rose to popularity in 1995, the trio’s hook-ridden songs and Art Alexakis’ “us against them” lyrics were taken to heart by bored Gen-X teens. Everclear’s sound reflected the rock, post-punk, and singer/ songwriter influences of front man Alexakis, including acts like X, the Replacements, the Pixies, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Elvis Costello. Also instrumental to Everclear’s success was the group’s obsessive touring schedule and aggressive self-promotion tactics. After Everclear’s Sparkle and Fade album was certified platinum, the band solidified their place in rock with hits like “Santa Monica,” “Everything to Everyone,” “I Will Buy You a New Life,” “Father of Mine” and “Wonderful.” Everclear has sold more than 9 million albums globally. Fronted by Alexakis, Everclear remains a potent force on the touring circuit. The band’s first original album in six years, will be released in time for the Summerland tour. The Summerland tour promises to be one of the summer’s most energetic and nostalgic. With tons of smash hit songs and millions of albums sold between them, the five bands are still a constant presence on the airwaves across the country and represent a true value for concert fans.

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RETURNS TO BETHEL British soul singer JOE COCKER parlayed Ray Charles-type vocals and an eccentric stage presence into a string of late-’60s hits, suffered in the mid-’70s, and went from tragic figure to well-respected interpreter in the ‘80s and ‘90s. His gritty, powerful voice remains one of the most distinctive in rock & roll today and can be heard on SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 at 7:30 PM at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Cocker entered the big time with a groundbreaking rearrangement of “With a Little Help from My Friends,” a Beatles cover, from the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, featuring lead guitar from Jimmy Page. His explosive performance of the song at Woodstock in 1969 was a festival highlight. Throughout 1969 he was featured on variety TV shows like The Ed Sullivan Show and This Is Tom Jones. Onstage, he exhibited a physical intensity, flailing his arms and playing air guitar, occasionally giving superfluous cues to his band. Cocker later performed “Feelin’ Alright” on Saturday Night Live where John Belushi joined him on stage doing his famous impersonation of Cocker’s stage movements. After more than 40 years in the music business, Joe Cocker is still one of the most successful and popular artists worldwide. Many of his 21 studio albums and four live albums have achieved multiplatinum status around the world. Some of his greatest hits include “You Are So Beautiful,” “Delta Lady,” “Cry Me A River,” “The Letter” with Leon Russell, and a duet with Jennifer Warnes, “Up Where We Belong,” from the movie An Officer and a Gentleman. His releases have received Grammy Awards, Golden Globes, and Academy Awards. In 2007 he was handed the “Order of the British Empire (OBE).” In short: he’s a legend. Joe Cocker released his Sony Music debut album entitled Hard Knocks in November 2011. The album, produced by Matt Serletic (Matchbox Twenty, Rob Thomas, Collective Soul, Carlos Santana) includes nine brand new songs plus Cocker’s version of the Dixie Chicks song “I Hope” produced by Nashville legend Tony Brown. 39

BIG TIME RUSH BIG TIME SUMMER TOUR

In overwhelming response to their sold-out “Better With U Tour,” BIG TIME RUSH will be hitting the road once again with a “Big Time Summer Tour,” stopping at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 at 7:00 PM. The Nickelodeon stars and Columbia Recording artists will perform songs off their latest album Elevate. Joining Big Time Rush on the stage is emerging Australian pop phenomenon Cody Simpson. Big Time Rush - Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena Jr. and Logan Henderson - were recently nominated for Favorite Music Group at the 2012 Kids’ Choice Awards along with LMFAO, Black Eyed Peas, and Lady Antebellum. This is their second nomination in this category. The highly anticipated follow-up to the group’s Gold-certified debut Big Time Rush, Elevate features tracks including “Music Sounds Better With U (featuring Mann),” “Show Me,” and “All Over Again,” plus brand-new music that will debut on upcoming episodes of the TV series. Big Time Rush (BTR) is an American TV series created by Scott Fellows about the Hollywood misadventures of four hockey players from Minnesota after they are selected to form a boy band. Now in its second season, the show averages 3.6 million total viewers. The launch of the hit series on Nickelodeon drew 6.8 million viewers, making it the most watched live-action series premiere in the network’s history. If Big Time Rush has a leader, Kendall is it! Music and dancing are in his blood. He never imagined he’d end up on the brink of superstardom, but he just might enjoy the ride. And if anyone can keep these guys together, it’s Kendall. James can sing but so far, his biggest hits are with the ladies! He dreams big and has the confidence to match. He may be a little clueless at times, but he always looks good doing it. Major plus: great hair! Carlos gets the laughs, though he also picks the fights. With his hockey helmet in tow, he is always ready to go — whether he’s cracking jokes or sticking up for his friends. His heart in the right place! Logan is the brains behind Big Time Rush. Who else is going to handle all that homework? Logan’s the go-to guy for solving problems — and with all the trouble the guys get into, it’s good to have him around. 40

WITH BRAD PAISLEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 AT 7:30PM THE BAND PERRY’S “modern throwback” style combines classic Country with an eclectic infusion of rock, gospel, and soul. As songwriters and musicians, their sound is rounded out by perfect three-part harmonies. The self-titled debut album, The Band Perry, released in October 2010 by Republic Nashville, has been certified Platinum. They are writing and recording their sophomore album, due out later this year. The Band Perry currently is the reigning 2011 ACM New Artist of the Year as well as the CMA New Artist of the Year. They earned the 2011 CMA Award for Single of the Year and Kimberly Perry was honored with the 2011 CMA Song of the Year award. Other honors include the 2011 CMT Music Award for Breakthrough Video of the Year, the Best New Live Act Award sponsored by Nationwide Insurance, as well as TEEN CHOICE, AMA and ACA award nominations. On the heels of celebrating a recent two-week #1 with their Gold-certified single, “All Your Life,” and a Platinum debut album, the RIAA has certified their #1 smash, “If I Die Young,” Quadruple Platinum for sales exceeding 4 million. The breakout hit is the only single from a debut album in the last 18 months to achieve this status and has sold more copies than any other country artist in the same timeframe. Each member of the trio stresses how much family figures into the mix: “Reid, Neil, and I share genes and a musical pedigree,” Kimberly explains. “We read the same classics and cook from the same recipes. With all of our likenesses, though, I believe it’s our distinctions that stir up the magic when we create. When we sit down to write songs together, we pull from our individual perspectives and happenstances to create the most interesting song concoctions.”

FIRST AMERICAN IDOL SOARS TO STARDOM Global superstar KELLY CLARKSON and Grammy nominated THE FRAY are joining forces for a co-headlining summer tour, with special guest Carolina Liar. The tour will include a stop at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 at 7:00 PM. Kelly Clarkson burst onto the music scene 10 years ago, after appearing on and winning the first season of American Idol. “When I auditioned, my apartment in Los Angeles had recently burned down and I had a box of photographs to my name,” Kelly says. “I figured I’d get to sing and make some money to pay the bills. Nobody thought that show was going to be what it is now.”Since then, Kelly has released 5 studio albums (Thankful, Breakaway, My December, All I Ever Wanted, Stronger), sold over 20 million albums worldwide, 10 million albums in the US and has had 10 singles in the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart. She is the recipient of 2 Grammy Awards, 4 American Music Awards, 3 MTV Video Music Awards, 2 Academy of Country Music Awards, 1 Country Music Association Award and 12 Billboard Music Awards. Kelly’s most recent effort Stronger debuted at #2 on both the Billboard Top 200 and Digital Albums Chart. The album is certified Gold by the R.I.A.A. and produced the smash singles, “Mr. Know It All” and “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” which marks Kelly’s 9th and 10th Top 10 hit. “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” was #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart for two consecutive weeks (3 weeks total) marking her 3rd #1 on the Hot 100 chart after 2002’s “A Moment Like This” and 2009’s “My Life Would Suck Without You.” Kelly is currently touring the US, mentoring for Team Blake on NBC’s The Voice and will star in ABC’s new reality competition, Duets this summer. Kelly’s third single from the album will be “Dark Side.”

LET’S GET THIS THING STARTED ON AUGUST 26 WITH MULTI-PLANTIUM COUNTRY ROCKER

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS LUKE BRYAN, RACHEL FARLEY AND DEE JAY SILVER For anyone looking to brand JASON ALDEAN as part of a significant musical movement, good luck. There’s a lot about the singer that’s become familiar during his five years as a country hit maker, who has spent more weeks at number one on the charts than any other country artist in the last 12 months. But, none of what he does comes out quite like anyone else: the blues-tinged licks at the end of his phrases… the smoky guitar riffs that have become a signature… and the small-town themes that pervade many of his songs… done with unwavering honesty. With MY KINDA PARTY, the Academy of Country Music’s former Top New Male Vocalist further cements his uniqueness with 15 robust tracks that build on his personal past while covering new territory. The first single fits very quickly into the jacked-up portion of his concert set list, which already boasts “She’s Country,” “Crazy Town” and “Johnny Cash.” But there’s other stylistic landscape to explore, his first full-fledged duet, “Don’t You Wanna Stay” with pop singer Kelly Clarkson; and an almost rap segment in “Dirt Road Anthem” that suggests Aldean has listened to Snoop Dogg in his time. That might come as a shock to non-country observers who think the genre belongs in its own self-imposed hay-bale ‘hood, but Aldean gets around musically. He was the first country artist of any significance to incorporate Guns N’ Roses medleys into his live show and his listening history includes such diverse talents as Aerosmith, the Oak Ridge Boys and even Tupac Shakur. MY KINDA PARTY, is stocked with inviting melodies and intriguing small-town storylines that have become the backbone of his persona. He’s not part of some musical wave. He is his own movement. “That’s what it’s all about,” Aldean shrugs, “knowing what it is that sets you apart from everybody else.” 43

ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERTA PRICE

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2012 THRU MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2012 A loving photographic diary of Roberta Price’s seven years as a resident of Libre, a commune in the Huerfano Valley in northern New Mexico/southern Colorado. What had begun as a grant-funded research project to explore and photograph communes in New Mexico and Colorado, became a personal journey. Price joined Libre, a community of artists and writers, and lived there for almost seven years, taking more than 3,000 photos, all of which provide a unique view of commune life through the eyes of a participant. Price’s images of Drop City, New Buffalo, Reality Construction Company, Libre, the Red Rockers and other southwestern communes provide visual evidence of the great divide that separated Price and her generation from the families and conventional communities in which they had grown up. They are an eyewitness report of a youthful energy manifested in the work, art, architecture, and play in some of the rural communities, and the societal energy in the cultural forces swirling up in that period. Ms. Price lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico where she is an intellectual property attorney. She is an award-winning author, speaker, and photographer. Her 2004 book Huerfano: A Memoir of Life in the Counterculture was a Top Ten University Press Book that year. Her second book Across the Great Divide: A Photo Chronicle of the Counterculture won the Forward gold medal in 2010. Ms. Price’s photo collection will become a part of the Yale University Beinecke Library permanent collection, following this exhibition. The Museum at Bethel Woods is a proud co-sponsor of this exhibition tour along with 516 ARTS, Albuquerque.

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BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Alan Madnick Cindy and Stephen Margulies Martin McCarthy Misner Benefits, LLC Ryne T. Noonan, Inc. OMNI Medical Care, Glen S. Kay, MD, FACEP Andrew Palmer Physicals Unlimited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Pskowski Christine and John Rada Valerie and Chuck Rennert The Rhulen and Loughlin Family Scancarello & Sons, Inc. Jamee and Michael Schleifer Hank J. Schroeder Sotland Group Dr. Kara, Joe, Emma, and Claudia Silverstein Glenn L. Smith, P. E. Dr. Neil and Ruth Smith R.J. and Liz Smith Sullivan County Democrat Tom and Janet Sullivan The Taylor Family The Timan Group LLC Valuation Consultants, Inc. Laura Van de Laar Matthew Van Houten and Jerry Johnson Howard and Elsie Wasserman Jonathan and Beth Weiss Andrew R. and Julie Wilshinsky Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Wayne and Mary Zanetti

PLATINUM Anonymous A.O.K. Construction LLC Pres. Greg Karpinsky Dr. Allan and Carole Abramson The Adrian Family A. Alport & Sons, Inc. Peter and Danielle Andruszkiewicz Argenio Brothers, Inc. Pamela Armstrong and Gene Scheiman BashaKill Vineyards Sheila and Sheldon Bellovin Berentsen’s Campground Dan and Linda Berkowicz Steve and Kathy Beseth Thomas J. and Mary Blaney

Susan and Anselmo Bondulich Frank and Susan Brown Lloyd Brucher and Valerie Fersch Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Connie and Charles Carlsen Paul Carlucci Tony and Laurie Cicio Brian M. Cogan and Robin E. Keller Philip and Carolyn Coombe, Jr. County Petroleum Products, Inc. and The Blank Family Michael and Kathy Davidoff Eileen and Lee Delvecchio Jonathan and Paula Drapkin and Family Erts Plumbing & Heating Steve and Pat Fetner Dolly Fineman Patrick Finn and Wendy Wells-Finn Karen and Michael Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flansburg Ron and Ronnie Galletly Richard Gebel Carol and John Geron Marilyn and Irwin Gitlin Gina Givone and Mike Herrero Global Natural Foods Andrew and Judy Gold Marian and Michael Goldin Tom and Gail Guarino Dr. and Mrs. William A. Haas Dr. Barbara Hackett-Blakey Hambletonian Auto Spa C. Bruce Hamburg and Stephanie B. Hamburg Linda C. Hartley and Robert Bruce Cobb Steve Hastings Charles and Sara Herbstman International Contractors Corp. Christiaan Irlbacher and Mia Irlbacher Irwin Siegel Agency Helen and Peter Johnston Rief and Nancy Kanan Sharon L. Kewley and Stanley Tessel Hope D. Kotlarich Leslie and Irwin Kumer The Law Offices of M.L. Zager Lechner’s Propane Inc. Suzanne and Stanley Levy

Zohra and John Ludmerer Malek Properties Sam and Carol Malovrh Frank and Sharon Marrs Rick and Janese Martinez Michael and Shari Mednick C. Miele Richard and Roxanne Mirch New Horizons Asset Management Group The O’Dell Family Gerald, Virginia and Kirk Orseck Packer Associates Andrew and Sherri Pavloff Marie and Michael Pillmeier The Raymond and Dr. Brian Gold Family Mr. Sean Rieber Herm and Lynne Rosh Paul and Marianne Rouis Ronald & Gianna Salsbury Mark and Laura Saltamach Paul and Greta Salzberg Ed and Melinda Sammis Michele Sapanaro Ms. Dorothy Satenberg and Rev. William Scafidi Addie and Milt Schiffman Karen and Allan Scott Jill Seelig Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sharoff Mike and Sandy Shichtman Gary and Judy Siegel Lou and Mary Siegel/ Smells So Good, Inc. Rosemary and Jerry Skoda Dennis and Nancy Solow Glenn and Patti Sonnenschein Jeanne and Steven Stellman Terry Stiano Richard A. Stieglitz, Jr. Stoloff & Silver, L.L.P. Doug Stroup and Steve Porter Darrell and Susan Supak Brian and Judy Swarthout Toshiba Business Solutions - NY Gary and Mona Tugender/ County Fountain Supplies Vandermark Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walski Raymond and Nancy Walter Brendan and Kathleen Weiden Dr. Maureen Whipple WILLCARE

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS (continued) James Willow and Karen Johnson Dr. Jedd Wolchok and Karen Popkin Woodbourne Lawn and Garden, Inc. Wyde Lumber Paul and Connie Zanini GOLD Anonymous Ernie Acampora and Family Kathy and Joe Adams All County Insulation & Coating, Inc. Aro Kha’jong Susan and Stuart Apgar Donalette and David Appel Howard and Judi Aronson and Family David Back Jason Back Ralph and Cindy Bassignani Bastin Advisory, Inc. Edward and Catherine Behrens Gregg and Teri Beimler Stuart Berg Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bergstrom Barbara Bivins and Victoria D’Orazio Dennis and Nancy Bivins Colleen and Gary Blake Geri and Paul Bloch Eric Robbins and Barbara Bloom Marlann, Paul, Steven and Michael Blutman Ida and Gary Borer Jeffrey Brand and Michael Labbe Paul Brooks Leonard Brown and Linda Brown Dr. Kris Bungay and James O’Sullivan Sharon, Dennis, Adam and Jason Burke Tom and Rose Burns Judy Carton and Barbara Macfie Hazel Cello Steven and Lisa Clark Eva and Brad Cobert Thomas Condon Barbara-Anne Conner Karen and George Cooke Glenn and Carolyn Davis Richard and Bonnie Decker Arthur DeDominicis

Susan Degidio Joe and Nancy Dickinson Melody Dickson Michael and Shari DiSanto Tony Disarro Ryan Doherty Dave and Maggie Dolack Donnelly Family Loretta Duarte and Rod Conrow Deborah and Richard Dudek Jeanne Dutcher and Dave Jersey Elizabeth and Bill Ebert Vivian and Jerrold Ehrlich Susan and Ron Elinoff Expedition Log Homes of Tri-States Jeff Farnell Hazel and Mike Farrell Anthony Favino Feinman Family James and Sue Fitton Steven and Harriet Fleissig Barbara and Marvin Frank Scott D. Gibson, LCSW Jeffrey Gilbert and Selby Feldman Arnie and Ronnie Ginsburg Ramon and Susan Gonzalez Arthur and Lynn Goodman Susan G. Gottlieb Terry and Michael Groll David A. Gross Sara F. Guerin Gary and Kathleen Gutekunst Carl and Joan Hagelin Norma and Paul Handsman Siobhan Heimowitz Debbie and Rich Heins Andrew and Alice Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Hewston Howard and Pamela Hirsch Hollenbeck Family Margaret Hotchkin Paula Hubert Sal and Helene Indelicato Anthony and Rosemarie Jaccarino Kenneth L. Jackson Jeffrey Janker James P. Jones (V) Dr. Paul G. and Jessica Jones John and June Jordan Sharon Kazansky Green and Family Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Kelson Joe and Linda Kenny

Thomas P. Kern Alisa and Ted Kesten Robert D. Kippel Sr. Kirtack Plumbing and Heating Deb and Rick Klingman Jennifer M. Koch Susan E. Kohler Bernard and Susan Kozykowski Kristt Company Bob and Terri Kuhn The Kula and The Walder Families Landscape by Design Sidney and Roberta Laufer Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Liz Lauterstein John and Naomi Lawrence Mark and Mary Leeds Dan Levinson Anatoly Leytin Linde Corporation, B. Linde Adam and Denise Lipson Jeffrey Allison and James Lomax (V) Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Luck Sharon Mania William Mann Ralph and Debra Martucci H. Robert and Caran Mattis Patrick and Carolyn Mattson Mayfly Inn Brian and Irene McCallion Maureen and Tim McCarthy Ian McDonald Michael and Corinne McGuire Tim and Stephanie McVey Dona and Neal Meddaugh Betsy and Sam Militello Laura Miller RIta Molton and Grace Travella Ava and Barry Mopper Zane and Janet Morganstein Dana and Adam Morris Doris Motl Lois and Raymond Myruski Marcy and Michael Needle Anna M. Niemann, CPA Mrs. Aggie Obrien Sean Obrien Jayne and Jim O’Malley Orb Audio Robert W. Parsons Family John and Joanne Patrick Lori Perlstein Dr. and Mrs. Manuel C. Perry, Jr.47

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Sue Petak Bruce Peyton Greg and Meg Pieper The Pirone Family Stephen and Donna Plotkin Wendy Prince Frank and Annette Prykowski John and Deb Rath John and Lynne Rathgeber Scott Reed Tara, Paul, Floppy, Sherman Reifenheiser RDR Kevin Riley James and Cynthia Roche Gary and Adrienne Rosenbluth Carl and Nancy Rosenstock Amy, Seth, Danielle and Allie Rubin Karen and Stephen Rusiniak Tom Saltarelli Karen and Alan Scharfstein Ms. Susan Schmick Howard Schnee Alicia Schwartz Leonard and Laurie Schwartz Charles and Patricia Segar Mr. and Mrs. David M. Semmel Dorothy Shapiro James Shaw Gene and Martine Shelly Dr. Richard and Mrs. Judith Silverman Len Silverstein and Judy Regan Ellen Singer and Don Simkin Bill and Ginny Sipos Lynn Skolnick Joan and Tom Smith Ed Sobiech Michael J. and Mary Catherine Soltis David Spedden Karen and Nick Speranza Spiro & Spiro Inc. Richard and Jill Spitz Heidi and Kevin Stack Liliam and Peter Stettner Steve Dodd Plumbing and Heating Inc. Christina Suraci and Family Sue and Cy Tansey, Jr. David F. Thomson Karen Tooma and Patrick Westfall Diane Tregerman

John D. Veleber The Vineyards Wine Shop Henry and Gail Vriesema Laurie and Gerald Wagner Paul and Patricia Walsh Janet L. Warren and George Wagner Mary Jo and Peter Warren Arlene Magid Weber and Harvey Weber, MD Timothy and Pamela Welch Sally Whitaker Fran Whitney Winston Day Camp/ The Landman Family Wolons/Salvucci Jenelle and George Wood Brian Wunderlich Zan and Tim SILVER Anonymous Patricia Abbott (V) Anthony Ambrogio Dr. and Mrs. Carlo Annese Jacqueline Appel Aaron Back John W. Bader Nancy Balter Larry and Mary Battersby Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Berg Marla and Peter Berger Frank Beyer Debbie Biccum Jason Bierwas Marvin E. Black Keely Blaikner Bob Bliefernich Ron and Stephanie Borchert Dr. Arthur and Arlene Boshnack Amber Bradley Shelly J. Brundage Imran and Aubrey Burki Mrs. Shelly Karic Burko Michael Bushey Sharon Byrne and Family John and Stacey Calta Norman and Louise Campbell Al Canonico John and Karen Celidonio Jeff and Lori Chapman Suzanne Clare and David Slemmer Brian Clark

Jimmy and Barbara Conway Edward and Colleen Cooke Tony and Donna Corrado Richard and Angela Dalton Dennis Daly Andrew Decker Irene Decker Deerfarm Stephen and Joann Deslorio LuAnn DelGiorno David H. Devore Gerry and Claudia Dietz The DiGovanni Family Elizabeth M. Di Maio Dispoz A Blade Dennis and Pat Diuguid John C. Doran Norman Dorf The Double EE Alpaca Farm -Edith Boyd Mr. and Mrs. John J. Driscoll III in Memory of John Driscoll, Jr. Jean Marie Druse Robert Dziok The Eagle Institute Joann Ehrlich Joann Elenson Dennis and Nancy Elsas Jason Emma Lynn Fancher and Family Felix Favorito Jeffrey Ferretti and Shari Ferretti Rob Fisher Regina A. Fitzpatrick, Esq. Bruce Flesland and Catherine Poluzzi Kathy Foreman Carol Fredricks David L. Ganz Kevin Garvey Paul and Candy Gatta James Geary The Gershberg and Labelson Families David Giguere Linda and Steve Gleicher Goggins Family Marianne and Arthur Goldman Esther Golub Richard and Karen Goodman Mark and Julie Gray Leslie and Glenn Green Sharon Gries Wayne and Dorothy Griffin

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS (continued) Marla and Scott Groom William and Jill Haan Richard Hansen David J. Harvey Ronald and Donnalee Helhoski Elisabeth Hellwege Dorothy Henry Michael Henry Amy and Jay Himes Allen and Debby Hindin Terrie W. Hoar Brian Horgan and Leslie Dotson Donna C. Hunt Paul and Linda Ignelzi Brenda Isakson Dr. Theodore and Mrs. Nancy Isseks Gerald and Madelin Itzkoff Jacobs Family Ed and Deborah Jacobsen Edward and Ellen Jacopino Robert Jerome Kathy Jones Arthur Kaplan Steven S. Katz and Maureen O’Meara Alan Kaufman John and Kathy Kaufman Michael and Fran Keegan Barbara Kilbride Nikolas Komyati The Korol Family Robert and Lannette Krikorian John and Lori Kurz Bruce Lafky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lanzillotti Andy and Sheryl Lees David and Pam Levine Risa and Seth Levine Karen London Barbara A. Long Lubniewski/Drollinger David and Trish Luchnick Thomas and Donna Macfie Phyllis Marando Jeff McDonough Cathy McFadden Dave and Lynn McGurgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenna The McNeely’s John M. Megyesi Howard Mensch

Diane Merante Denise Michelini Mickey Karyn and Steven Miller Robert and Lorraine Mochnacz Keith Monteleone Angela and Peter Nastasi Lorraine and J. A. Negron Blair Nelson Loretta J. Neuhaus Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Newkirk Ellen and Irving Newman Nick Nicolette Ray and Joan Nicolette Noel Vincente Salon Penni and Gil Nussbaum Dr. and Mrs. John O’Brien Jerome O’Connell David Oestreicher CPA CFA -Roi Financial Group L. Oliff Jeff Oppenheim Amy Orange and Steve Liebertz Cynthia L. Osborne Chris O’Shea Charles and Jeanne Parrella Norm and Nancy Peters George Philhower Photos by Cheryl Bruce and Monica Pollock Linda Pomes (V) Henry and Janice Ponti Marc Posnock Edwina Pratt Steven Puleo Helen Rados and James Goldfarb Laurie Ramie Randy Trone Plumbing and Heating Evelyn and Dennis Raymond (V) Debra Reimer Val and Pam Reinhardt Christa and Bob Reiter Pat Restivo Patrick Reynolds Joe Riccardi Henry Richmond River Valley Family Medical Services P.C. Kathleen A. Robbins-Pomeroy Myron and Regina Rock Larry Rothchild and James Patrick Greg and Tina Rowe

Stan and Joan Rubin Rick and Evelyn Ruppert Jackie Rutledge Chris Ryan Donald Rysdyke Amy Lambe Salino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saltzman Rob Salzberg and Family Patrice Samuels Theresia Sanchez Linda Sandler Pasquale and Lucie Santoro Nancy and Peter Saretsky Adrienne Schick Margaret and Michael Schiffer Carol and Steve Schulman Joe and Nicole Schultz Jr. Andy and Shelly Schwartz Susan and Jack Scully Brian Seger Ellen Seminario Matt Shustrin Debby and Tom Siccardi Jack and Rhonda Siegel Lance and Leonora Siegel Elena Skolnick, Ph.D Barbara Smith Leon and Ginger Smith Rochelle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solimena Madeline Sorrentino C. Stack The Sternkopf Family Bill Sunkel Samantha Sweeton Swiader Family Curt and Diane Thompson Patricia Trask Huggins Michele and David Travis Mr. Lawrence Tuczynski Karen Ufret Scott Van Gorder Donna Vandermark and Kevin Reggero Curtis Velie Ken and April Voorhis Stanley and Myrna Want Nancy and Peter Warth Elizabeth Wayman Steven and Rhonda Weiner Art Wilcox Pam Wilson Barney Woythaler 49

BETHEL WOODS CENTER FOR THE ARTS MEMBERS (continued) SUBSCRIBER Anonymous Mark Aberasturi Renee Aberasturi Mrs. Lori Ahern Faye and Gary Altman Michael J. Anzalone Captain Arnum Evelyn August Lorraine and Randy Barbarash Maria Bartosch Maria Basile Judy and Bernie Beck Bill and Debi Becker Morris Benjamin Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Benson Bizzimom Planners Inc. Blue Hills Farm (Jane-V) Catherine M. Bookey Joan D. Booth Paul Bouzane and Sarah Lutes Benjamin and Leslie Boyer Jonathan Boyer Keith Boyer Patrick Brophy John Bruno and Family Roger N. Calhoun Eileen A. Carney Joseph Cavallo Mary Collier Kenneth H. Conners Marshall Cowen (V) Carmen Crawford Liz Cremin Diane and Doug Cruikshank Judith Cucinotta Dawn J. Curreri Laura Damone John and Grace Decker Kate DeGroat George Diepold Nancy Gerrity Earl George Essock Donna and Dennis Fagella Deborah C. Feld Ellen and David Feller Steven J. Fishman, M.D. Mary and Bill Flynn

Alfred Frances Misty and Frank Fuller Dale Gallucci Donna Goddard Lori and Ron Goldberg Robin and Jim Green Martha Grill Arthur and Harriet Grodner Haiman Family Susan Hamlin David Henner Rafael Hernandez Judy Hildebrand John and Mary Hope-Ross Hourglass Press Linda and Terry Hulse Irv Whalen Jill Jackowski Doug Kane James Kaufman John and Deanna Keats Beverly Kelly Arie Krier Susan Lacey Joseph and Janice LaRocca Joe Lawrence Peter and Deborah Layug Mr. and Mrs. George M. Levy Barbara Lewis Vivian Liff Paul Lumpkin Glenn Maerz Constance Manalio Midge Maroni Frank and Kathy Marshall, Jr. James Masi Arlene and Steve McCrudden Ann Linden and Mark McDougle Donna Mcloughlin Fred Mertz, Jr. Deborah Meyer Tina Millis Charles Moran Steve and Eileen Morey (Eileen-V) Bob Morris Richard and Pam Mullin Bill and Linda Napolitano Debra Natyzak Patricia Beattie

Bill Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keeffe Annette Orlando Wendy and Herb Orlansky Frederick Petrone Kimberly Piccirilli Clark and Peggy Pitcairn Ora and Charles Ramat Bernadette Reichle Patrick M. Reilly Claire Rennison Susan Rockwell Ronald Rollings Fran and Sonny Rosen Robert Ross/Cheryl Wolf Helene Schaffhauser Garrett Schanck Alan Shantz Robbie and Stan Schecter Nina Schilt Leslie Schlom James Schultz Barbara Schwalb and Marion Windt J & K Scott Edward Sepp Cynthia and Ira Shechter Charlotte Sheehan Jim and Joyce Shelley Susan Rose and Leslie Shenkel Pamela Shimer Rita and Tom Skjold Dan and Ellen Sopchak Joseph Sorrentino Shelly and Sheila Spivak Anastasia P. Stekas Regina H. Stem (V) Richard and Beryl Tobin Howard Turoff Patricia Urban Mark Van Etten Robert Velton Alana Wagowski Daniel and Kathleen Welton Family Kathy L. Werner Kenneth Whalen The Wojcikâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Maryann Wood Tom and Cindy Zak

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