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This Week in Beacon
 October 9, 2009
My apologies to Ballet Arts Studio and Chill for mistakes in their listings!   Please find the correct info below -- and be sure to stop by...... 
 
Also check out the John Lennon exhibit at the Howland!
 
"John Lennon: Working Class Hero" is an exhibition of paintings, photography, memorabilia, posters, and much more about John Lennon.  Also, the exhibition features artist Jim Marzano of Kingston who pays homage to John Lennon every Christmas since Lennon's death in 1980 by painting a Christmas Card in his memory and to keep alive Lennon's crusade for peace and justice in the world .  Marzano's Christmas Cards beginning in 1980 are displayed on the balcony gallery as an accompaniment to this exhibition. Ned Moran, owner and producer from the Museum curated this exhibition which will be on display through November 15th.  Gallery hours are 1 - 5 PM every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Events, Openings, Music, Fun, etc.....
 


 Janine
Janine Lambers at Gallery G
   
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
 
Wine Tasting 4-7p - Artisan Wine Shop
180 Main Street
www.artisanwineshop.com  
845.440.6923 
 
 
Music 9p - Piggy Bank Fridays
LOCAL 845 presents After Hours Jazz
A jazz nightcap to ring in the autumn. This week it's The Trapps from New Paltz with Rob Penner behind the bar.
448 Main St.
www.piggybankrestaurant.com  
845-838-0028


Music 930p - Max's On Main
The D and D Project - Drew and Denise bring their electric/acoustic sound back to Beacon for a great night of folk rock from Cash to Joplin.
www.maxsonmain.com  
246 Main Street
845-838-6297(MAXS)
 
 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
 
Wine Tasting 3-6p - Artisan Wine Shop
180 Main Street
www.artisanwineshop.com  
845.440.6923

 
 
Opening Reception 6p - Daniel Aubry Gallery
Purvis Young's "Angels" and "Three's a Crowd"
www.danielaubrygallery.com
426 Main Street
845-519-4070
 
 
Dance Demos 5-8p - Ballet Arts Studio
Dancers from the pre-professional Dutchess Ballet Company (dancers aged 12 to 18) will be performing selected pieces of repertory--totaling about 8 to10 minutes--between 5 and 8 PM, and the African dance teacher, Belle Golden, will also be teaching a step or two of traditional African dance. The performances and mini-classes will be happening continuously. COME BY ANYTIME BETWEEN 5 AND 8 PM, take a tour of our school, have a light refreshment, enjoy short but very inspiring performances, and even learn a dance step yourself !!!!
www.BalletArtsStudio.com  
107 Teller Avenue
845-831-1870

 
Opening Party 6p - Gallery G
Janine Lambers exhibition.
15 East Main Street
845 765 0862


Open Mic 6p - Cup and Saucer Restaurant and Tea Room
Tea and Jam ...Good music and good food come together in an alcohol free environment. For all those looking for a place to
play and or listen without the noise and bar experience.
No cover $10.00 minimum
www.thecupandsaucertearoom.com
165 Main Street
845-831-6287
 

Artists Reception 6p - VanBrunt Gallery
Cali Gorevic and Collin Barclay from 6-9 pm (more info below)
www.vanbruntgallery.com  
137 Main St.
845-838-2995
 
 
Opening Reception 6p - BAU 
bau 58 GREY ZEIEN New Paintings of the Old World
October 10th - November 8th
www.beaconartistunion.com  
161 Main Street
845-440-7584


Opening Reception 6p - Floor One
"Not Dead" - The Art of Jesse James Madre "one shot, one chance. no deleting. no uploading. no cropping or photoshopping. ugly. beautiful, out of focus, or crystal clear.  these things i have to say are not dead."
www.myspace.com/flooronegallery
17 East Main Street
Phone: 845-765-1629
 

Dance 7p - Hudson Beach Glass
Hudson Beach Glass will host Galina Krasskova on October 10th, Second Saturday. This is a special once in a lifetime treat to see her DANCE WITH FIRE in public.
www.hudsonbeachglass.com  
162 Main St.
845-440-0068

 
Music 8p - Howland Cultural Center

Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovia Circus of Dreams comes to the
Howland's Grand Hall to close out the first full season of the
Howland Contemporary Masters Series $20.00 Special Guest: MimiSun
www.howlandculturalcenter.org  
477 Main Street
845-831-4988


Music 830p - Chill Wine Bar
Live Jazz Series every saturday night. This week Jazz Trio 8:30pm
till midnight.
www.myspace.com/ChillWineBar
173 Main St.
845-765-0885
 
 
Music 930p - Max's On Main
Celebrate Second Saturday at Max's On Main with the acoustic/electric sounds of Rudy Sakira. Singing and dancing will
be permitted.
www.maxsonmain.com
246 Main Street
845-838-6297(MAXS)
 
 
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11 
 
 
Book Signing 4pm - Beacon Institute
Suzie Gilbert, author of "Flyaway".
The Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries
www.thebeaconinstitute.org  
199 Main St.
845-838-1600

 
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
 
Singalong 4p - Zuzu's
With Singalong Slim - 5$
453 Main St.
845-765-0679
 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14

Meet-up 630p - BEAHIVE
Solopreneurs Sounding Board - Struggling with a work issue? Need a perspective shift? Take advantage of collective intelligence ("hive mind") and an inspiring meeting place to brainstorm and work towards creative solutions to problems. Think of this as a mash-up of an ad hoc advisory board and group therapy for your work. Come prepared to share and to listen.
BEAHIVE members: free / $5 public
www.beahivebeacon.com
291 Main St (corner of S. Brett)
917-449-6356


Fundraiser 7p - Howland Cultural Center
Tioronda Garden Club Annual Fund-raiser  "4th Annual Wine
Festival" for tickets contact Jean & Robert Haight: 831-6673
www.howlandculturalcenter.org  
477 Main Street
845-831-4988
 
 
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
 
Figure Drawing 7p - Gallery G
Beacon Figure Drawing Session from 7pm to 10pm
10$ per session For next sessions go to: Beaconcitizen.com/group/the drawing group
15 East Main Street

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16

Wine Tasting 4-7p - Artisan Wine Shop
180 Main Street
www.artisanwineshop.com  
845-440-6923


Theater 730p - Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries
Wrecks, a one-act monologue by acclaimed playwright and film maker Neal LaBute, will be presented as a staged reading by the TrueNorth Theatre Project on October 16th and 17th at 7:30 at the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries.  Seating is limited and on a first-come basis. Not recommended for children. A donation is requested.
199 Main St.
www.thebeaconinstitute.org  
845-838-1600


Open Mic 8p - Howland Cultural Center
Host - Paul Lukowiak
www.howlandculturalcenter.org  
477 Main Street
845-831-4988
 
 
Music 9p - Piggy Bank Fridays
LOCAL 845 presents After Hours Jazz
A jazz nightcap to ring in the autumn. This week it's Todd Giudice from Newburgg with Rob Penner behind the bar.
448 Main St.
www.piggybankrestaurant.com  
845-838-0028
BACA for Kids (and adults too!)
 

Black Bear

"In the pink light of pre-dawn deep in the Catskill Mountains, a pile of twigs and leaves began to stir on the forest floor. Black Bear emerged from his den and stretched, and scowled. "Peep, peep, peep" he heard, "peep, peep, peep." Following the sound he came to a scrub-shrub swamp filled with tiny frogs..."

And so begins "Black Bear's Hudson Valley Tale" - a "music-telling" performance piece conceived by Madera Vox, with a story and illustrations by award-winning children's author Iza Trapani and original music by David Gluck. The premiere is set for October 2009 at the CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, NY, to coincide with the conclusion of the the Hudson/Fulton/Champlain Quadricentennial.

Saturday, October 10
World Premiere!!!
11:00 am
The CENTER for Performing Arts @ Rhinebeck
www.centerforperformingarts.org
Meet acclaimed children's author & illustrator Iza Trapani and be a part of the celebration!
$9/$7 in advance; $8/$6 at the door
Call (845) 876-3080 for more information or to purchase tickets

Sunday, October 18
3:00 pm
Our Lady of Restoration
45 Market Street
Cold Spring
Children Free, $5 suggested donation for adults
 
Friday, October 23
10:00 & 11:30 am
The CENTER for Performing Arts @ Rhinebeck
www.centerforperformingarts.org
$6 - Call (845) 876-3080 for more information or to purchase tickets
 
 
For more info and musical interludes please visit the website www.blackbearshudsonvalleytale.com.
In This Issue
Events, Openings, etc.
BACA for Kids
On Walls
In Store
Upcoming Workshops
Opportunities
Curator's Box
On Walls
 
Back Room Gallery
475 Main Street   
845-838-1838
 
Bannerman Island Gallery
150 Main St    
www.bannermancastle.org   
845-234-3204 
 
bau
 
161 Main St    
www.beaconartistunion.com
845-440-7548

The Beacon Institute for  Rivers & Estuaries
Up River
Photos taken by photographers working for The Center for Land Use Interpretation between 2004 and 2008 
199 Main St     
www.thebeaconinstitute.org
845-838-1600

Dia:Beacon
Click here to see what is currently showing.
3 Beekman St.   
www.diabeacon.org 
845-440-0100
 
Floor One
17 E. Main
Showing by appointment (
17EastMain@gmail.com 
 
Fovea
American Youth
845-765-2199
 
 
The Howland Cultural Center
477 Main St.
www.howlandculturalcenter.org
845-831-4988
 
Hudson Beach Glass

162 Main St.
www.hudsonbeachglass.com   
845-440-0068
 
Morphicism
440 Main St.  
www.morphicism.com 
845-440-3092 
 
Open Space
510 Main St.  
www.openspacebeacon.com 
718-207-3793
 
The Photographer's Place
508 Main St.
917-478-7620
 
RiverWinds Gallery 
172 Main St.      
www.riverwindsgallery.com  
845-838-2880

Spire Studios
45 Beekman St.   
www.spirestudios.org   
845-527-8752
 
vanbrunt gallery
137 Main St. 
www.vanbruntgallery.com
845-838-2995 
 
vanbruntgallery @ moxie
Paintings by Richard Dean
544 Main St.  
 
 Zuzu's Leaf & Bean  
453 Main St.     
845-765-0679
In Store
 

Beacon Cycles

 
 
Beacon Cycles
First Anniversary!
 

October 10, 2009 from 9am to 7pm Beacon Cycles is celebrating our one year anniversary on Saturday
the 10th!

To celebrate we are offering 10% off all in-stock items for Saturday only!  We'll also be hosting some local mountain and road rides and we'll be offering some discounted lunches at local business for riders! Once the night comes in we'll be pulling out the micro-brews and watching some DVD's!

So be sure to swing by and if you are looking to ride give us a call on Friday the 9th to check the ride schedule.

Hope to see some of you stop by!
Beacon Cycles
178 Main Street
845-765-0366
 
Upcoming Workshops
 
Glass Bead Making Workshop

Hudson Beach Glass
October 17 & 18, 2009   10am to 5pm

Hudson Beach Glass is hosting a weekend workshop of hands on glass bead making. Each student will have his/her
own workstation for the entire two day session. The class will be limited to eight students allowing for individual instruction. Participation is on a first come first serve basis.
Stephanie Maddalena has taught lampworking techniquesfor the past 12 years in schools and art centers in thegreater NY, NJ area. $200 All materials included. No experience necessary. All levels welcome.   Call to sign up 845 440-0068 
Opportunities
 
The best local place to check out opportunities for artists is by reading the Dutchess County Arts Council  newsletters.  You can visit the archive of past E-Artscenes, and then sign up to get your own copy!
Curator's Box
 

Colin Barclay

 
Colin Barclay
Evening view from Cadillac
 
Cali Gorevic and Colin Barclay at Van Brunt Gallery through November 2nd
 
Two of our area's favorite artists will be showing their work together this month at Van Brunt Gallery in Beacon beginning October 3rd.  Cali Gorevic will be exhibiting a selection of black and white photographs taken during her recent trip to Iceland. Colin Barclay will present recent paintings of Maine, New Hampshire, Nova Scotia and the Catskills.
 
The show is entitled Northern Light. The title refers not only to the locations that inspired the art, but also to a certain clarity and distance between the artists and their subjects.
 
In Barclay's work his emotive palette and his depictions of stormy skies are balanced by a sense of vast geological time and deep space. His natural dramas are enacted on a big stage even in his smaller works. Gorevic's gaze is glacial on the one hand, with a sharp eye for the eternal forms that reveal themselves in the natural world. Yet, like Barclay she has a feel for the transient beauty found in Nature, revealed in one moment and gone the next. Neither has much time for the works of man, at least not in their pictures. Not a footprint is anywhere to be found.
 
Even so, there is something very human about this work. Certainly there is compassion where so much artistry and effort is expended to reveal the visual poetry of the natural world, in particular, our part of the natural world, the North East and beyond. Through the eyes of artists like Gorevic and Barclay we get to know our world better, we get closer to the heart of it and even as winter approaches, we feel a bit more of the warmth of home.
 
Northern Light, Cali Gorevic photographs and Colin Barclay oil paintings will run through November 2nd. There is an artist's reception on Saturday, October 10th from 6-9 pm. Van Brunt Gallery is now located at 137 Main Street in Beacon. Gallery Hours are 11am until 6pm Thursday through Monday. For further information please call 845-838-2995 or e-mail carl@vanbruntgallery.com. 
 
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