Friday, September 11
Saturday, September 12
Artist Discussion & Closing Reception 12pm - Zuzu's
Windows On Main Street 2009
ZuZu's
453 Main St.
845-765-0679
Event 12pm - Piggy Bank BCN: First Annual Beacon Block Party
Benefit Beacon of Hope Community Fund $5
Piggy Bank
www.piggybankrestaurant.com 448 Main St.
845-838-0028
Workshop 2pm - Dia:Beacon
Legal Issues in Contemporary Art, workshop
www.diabeacon.org 3 Beekman St.
845-440-0100
Opening Reception 4pm - Bannerman Island Gallery Paintings by Jamie Williams Grossman
150 Main St.
www.bannermancastle.org 845-234-3204
Opening Reception 4pm - Daniel Aubry Gallery
Expressionistic paintings by Purvis Young
Opening Reception 5pm - Riverwinds Gallery
Comtemporary Country by Robert Ferrucci
www.riverwindsgallery.com 172 Main St.
845-838-2880
Opening Reception 6pm - Back Room Gallery
Charles Green, oil painter
475 Main Street
845-838-1838
Opening Reception 6pm - Gallery G
Sara Mussen | New Work
15 East Main Street
Opening Reception 6pm - gallery506
Masters & Monsters
gallery506
506 Main Street
Reception 6pm - Van Brunt Gallery
Peter Bynum Illuminated Paintings on Glass
137 Main St.
www.vanbruntgallery.com 845-838-2995
Dance 7pm - 9pm
Lauren Hale Dance (LHD): an evening of drop-in dance performances
Shambhala Yoga Center
4 South Chestnut St. off Main St.
Music 8pm - Howland Cultural CenterAn Evening With Goldee Greene & Friends $10.00 Admission
www.howlandculturalcenter.org 477 Main St.
845-831-4988
Event 10pm - Piggy Bank
NEXT STEP with the amazing DJ Bobby C Sound T
$5 as always, this event is a fundraiser for the Electric Windows Project
www.piggybankrestaurant.com 448 Main St.
845-838-0028
Sunday, September 13
Book Signing 4pm - Beacon InstituteCarleton Mabee, author of "Bridging the Hudson - The Poughkeepsie RR Bridge and Its Connecting Rail Lines"
The Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries
www.thebeaconinstitute.org 199 Main St.
845-838-1600
Thursday, September 17
Friday, September 18
Film 730p OPEN HIVE / film: The GardenOpen to the public - bring friends. No charge.
This month's film: The Garden
This politically charged, Oscar-nominated documentary follows a group of low-income families struggling to protect a 14-acre urban farm in the middle of South Central Los Angeles from bureaucratic real estate developers. A lightning rod for controversy in 2004, this cause célèbre drew the attention of numerous notable activists and politicians, including Dennis Kucinich, Joan Baez, Daryl Hannah, Danny Glover and LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigoisa. (Synopsis via Netflix)
www.beahivebeacon.com 291 Main Street (at South Brett)
845.765.1890
Open Mic 8pm - Howland Cultural Center
Host, Paul Lukowiak
Musicians, singers, poets, all other performers welcome
Donation: $3.00 refreshments available
www.howlandculturalcenter.org 477 Main St.
845-831-4988
(WOMS)
