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We are proud to acknowledge the invaluable support from our Gala sponsors and contributors. Their unwavering commitment is fundamental to our success and progress. Gold Partnership: Karen and Denny Meyer Silver Sponsors: Howland Chamber Music Circle | JWRA - Jeff Wilkinson, R.A. | Mirbeau Inn & Spa | The Beacon Creamery Bronze Sponsors: ‘Based on a True Story’ Jay Strauss | Philip Berg | Foundry Montessori | Hudson Valley Auctioneers | Mountain Laurel Florist | Ted Swindley Contributors: Artisan Wine Shop | Brothers Trattoria | No.3 Reading Room & Photo Book Works | The Chocolate Studio
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HOWLAND CULTURAL CENTER
Established in 1979 as a hub for art, culture, and history in the historic 1872 Richard Morris Hunt building, designed originally as a library. The building was the first in the City of Beacon to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Howland Cultural Center has earned its reputation for its exceptional acoustics in the Northcutt Hall gallery. The gallery is free to the public and is open on weekends, by appointment, or by chance.
"PEOPLE MAKE IT HAPPEN"
The Howland Cultural Center is a volunteer-run non-profit organization dedicated to empowering musicians, performers, artists, educators, and community members who contribute to its uniqueness. Join us in our mission to preserve this historic landmark and support our community through exceptional programming!
PLEASE DONATE
We are raising substantial funds for our Portico Restoration Project. We are about to break ground on the historic restoration of the front façade of our historic Richard Morris Hunt building on Beacon's Main Street, working with grant monies, donations, and historic preservation craftsmen is proof that "People make it Happen" Thank you!
BE A FRIEND OF THE HOWLAND
At the Howland Cultural Center, there are many ways to get involved and help us maintain the "Jewel of Beacon," the premier historical destination in the Hudson Valley. You can become a Friend by participating in our Annual Friends Appeal, volunteering your time, joining our Board of Directors, or sponsoring an event. Together, we can make a difference!
Established in 1979 as a hub for art, culture, and history in the historic 1872 Richard Morris Hunt building, designed originally as a library. The building was the first in the City of Beacon to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Howland Cultural Center has earned its reputation for its exceptional acoustics in the Northcutt Hall gallery. The gallery is free to the public and is open on weekends, by appointment, or by chance.
"PEOPLE MAKE IT HAPPEN"
The Howland Cultural Center is a volunteer-run non-profit organization dedicated to empowering musicians, performers, artists, educators, and community members who contribute to its uniqueness. Join us in our mission to preserve this historic landmark and support our community through exceptional programming!
PLEASE DONATE
We are raising substantial funds for our Portico Restoration Project. We are about to break ground on the historic restoration of the front façade of our historic Richard Morris Hunt building on Beacon's Main Street, working with grant monies, donations, and historic preservation craftsmen is proof that "People make it Happen" Thank you!
BE A FRIEND OF THE HOWLAND
At the Howland Cultural Center, there are many ways to get involved and help us maintain the "Jewel of Beacon," the premier historical destination in the Hudson Valley. You can become a Friend by participating in our Annual Friends Appeal, volunteering your time, joining our Board of Directors, or sponsoring an event. Together, we can make a difference!
