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Calendar of Events for March 2010 |
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every Monday: Mar 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Bridge Club 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM All interested bridge players welcome. refreshments served admission: $3.00 ea.week Friday Mar 5 Calling all Poets (Now in its eleventh year) 8:00 PM Hosted by Jim Eve Featured Poets: Marina Mati & Mike Jurkovic 2 poem open mic. refreshments available tickets: $4.00 Mar 6 through Mar 28 Women’s Art Exhibition Celebrating Women’s History Month w/ 15 Women Artists of the Hudson Valley Opening Reception Mar 6, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Gallery Hrs. every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Exception: Gallery closed to general viewing public Sundays Mar 7 & 28 for Howland Chamber Music Concerts) Saturday Mar 6 Coffee House 8:00 PM Host, Chris Ruhe presents "Women in the Arts" with: Anna Mayta - modern dance, Nancy Ewing - poetry and dramatic readings, Teresa Knudsen - jazz songs, Bea Licata - music and dance, accompanied by dancer, Adrienne Haynes, Goldie Greene refreshments available tickets: $8.00 Sunday Mar 7 The Howland Chamber Music Circle Concert 4:00 PM presenting: Biava String Quartet Having just completed two years as the graduate quartet in residence at Juilliard, the Biava Quartet recent joined Astral Artists as winners of their 2009 competition. They plan to play Schubert, Shostakovich No. 4, Barber and Ginastera. for ticket info, contact Bill Stevens at (845) 297-9243 (Art Gallery closed to the general viewing public) Wednesday Mar 10 Tioronda Garden Club 6:30 PM New officers installation dinner Thursday Mar 11 Concert Video Night: host: Paul Lukowiak 8:00 PM (TBA) Saturday Mar 13 Mia Barken-Clarke 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM artist & poet, book signing Saturday Mar 13 Kathleen Thomas 8:00 PM playwright & actress; theater performance of “A Trojan Woman” refreshments available tickets: $15.00 Seniors & Students: $12.00 Sunday Mar 14 "Music of The Beehive," 4:00 PM an eight-member New York ensemble, performing music, including a premiere, by Debra Kaye, composer Debra is a part-tme Beacon resident who is a member of the Mannes College of Music faculty whose writings in the contemporary classical vein have been priased as "lyrical, dramatic, witty, transcendent, fun, beautiful and original..." reflecting both "sensitivity and raw power." Suggested donation: $10.00 A reception follows. For reservations, call 212-932-1376 Friday Mar 19 Open Mic: host,: Paul Lukowiak 8:00 PM All invited to take part in Open Mic; refreshments available admission: $3.00 Saturday Mar 20 Howland presents: MANI This concert has been CANCELED Sunday Mar 21 Local 845 and the Howland Proudly Present 7:30 PM Adam Levy & The Mint Imperials Along with Levy’s unique voice, emotional songwriting, and blues-infused guitar playing, the album features the dynamic interplay of Levy’s band—bassist Andy Hess (Gov’t Mule, the Black Crowes, John Scofield) and drummer Tony Mason (Norah Jones, Martha Wainwright, Cyril Neville, Charlie Hunter), collectively known as the Mint Imperials. tickets: $10.00 Tuesday Mar 23 Beacon Historical Society Monthly Meeting 7:00 PM Host: Bob Murphy Friday Mar 26 Local 845 and the Howland Proudly Present 7:30 PM RAMBLIN' JUG STOMPERS...They are back! play 78 rpm music for the 21st century Their ramblin style nods to the great tradition of American string band music while winking directly at the classic jug bands of the 60s folk scene. This very fun group got a rousing reception when they played last year playing everything from the kazoo and jug to banjo and mandolin. tickets: $12.00 Saturday Mar 27 Gospel Café: Host, Lyna Pritchett 8:00 PM featuring (TBA) poetry & gospel music in a coffeehouse setting refreshments available tickets: $10.00 Sunday Mar 28 The Howland Chamber Music Circle Concert 4:00 PM featuring Peabody Piano Trio Peabody Trio will perform with Roger Tapping, viola. The trio won the prestigious Naumberg Chamber Music Award and are the resident faculty trio ensemble at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. They plan to play Beethoven, Ives and the Faure Piano Quartet in C minor. for ticket info, contact Bill Stevens at (845) 297-9243 (Art Gallery closed to the general viewing public) |
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