Happenings This Month Behind the Big Red Doors |
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Calendar of Events for September 2009 |
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every Thursday, starting September 3 though 24 Kadampa Buddhist 7:00 – 9:00 meditation and discussion; dropins welcome; PM each class $8.00 Friday, September 4 Calling all Poets: host, Jim Eve - 8:00 PM Featured Poets: Carol Graser & Carl Welden ″HUMANIDAD - CONCIENCIA - INSPIRACION″ ″Humanity - Awareness - Inspiration″ Celebrating Hispanic-American History Month; Latino-American Artists Exhibition September 5 through September 27: opening reception Saturday, September 5 from 3:00 - 5:00 PM Gallery Hrs. every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Exception: Gallery closed to general viewing public for a concert all day Sunday, September 13 - and at 2:30 PM on Saturday September 26. Saturday, September 5 Coffeehouse: Host, Chris Ruhe 8:00 PM Featuring INPIANDINO traditional Ecuadorian Andes musicians and instruments Admission: $8.00 Refreshments available. every Monday: September 7,14,21,28 Bridge Club 10:00AM - 12:30 PM All interested bridge players welcome. Refreshments served Wednesday September 9 Tioronda Garden Club 7:00 PM Program: Cornell University Cooperative Extension Master Gardener, guest speaker Refreshments served following program Friday September 11 ″Going to Shanksville″ 6:30 – 8:30 PM Photographs, videos and a talk about the Heroes of Flight 93 by Jim Cypher, Jr. No admission fee; but donations to the Flight 93 Memorial Fund are encouraged: www.honorflight93.org or www.npsgov/flni Saturday, September 12 ″Some Enchanting Evening″ with Goldee Greene 8:00 PM Award-winning singer/songwriter/arranger/pianist sings her greatest existential hits and also standards from the songbooks of Bessie Smith, Eartha Kit, Marlene Dietrich and Bob Dylan,among others…… an evening at the Howland not to be missed. Tickets: $10 reception to follow performance Sunday, September 13 The Howland Chamber Music Circle Concert 4:00 PM Featuring The Shanghai String Quartet for ticket info, contact Bill Stevens at (845) 297-9243 (Art Gallery closed to the general viewing public.) Thursday, September 17 Madera Vox in Concert 7:30 PM Tickets at the door: $15.00 Members & Seniors: $12.00 children Free. For more imformation click on the links below: www.maderavox.org and www.blackbearshudsonvalleytale.com Friday, September 18 Open Mic: Host, Paul Lukowiak 8:00 PM Musicians, singers, poets, all other performers welcome Donation: $3.00 refreshments available Saturday, September 19 Concert Video Series: Host, Paul Lukowiak 9:00 PM Experience past concerts of the greats in the music world of Rock & Roll; specific concert TBA Admission by donation; Refreshments available Tuesday, September 22 Beacon Historical Society Monthly Meeting 7:00 PM Program: TBA The public is always welcome Friday, September 25 The Graham Parker Duo w/ Mike Gent - Special Guest: Professor Louie in Concert 8:00 PM 3rd in The Howland Contemporary Masters Series Singer songwriter, no stranger to anyone even slightly versed in rock n roll history Tickets: $25.00 please call the Howland Cultural Center for tickets (845) 831-4988 Max's On Main, 246 Main Street, Beacon, Avalon Archives, Tilly Foster Road, Kent call (914) 474-7758 for information ¤ brought to you with support of WDST, Radio Woodstock - Now 106.5 FM in Beacon ¤ Saturday, September 26 Classics For Kids concert 3:00 PM Featuring Bridget Kibbey, harpist Following the performance, Ms. Kibby will conduct a master class for young harp students All children admitted Free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Ticket: $10. (Art Gallery closed to the general viewing public at 2:30 PM) Saturday, September 26 Gospel Café: Host, Lyna Pritchett 8:00 PM Featuring Karen & Kenesia Genas; the Beacon Light Tabanacle Church Back-up performer: Star of Bethlehem Baptist Church Reggae & jazz gospel music in a coffeehouse setting; refreshments available Tickets: $15.00 Sunday, September 27 ″Spirit of Beacon Day″ annual celebration of Beacon. Parade on Main Street; food vendors and nonprofit groups on display |
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