"Seven Walks" - Paintings by T.S. McFadden at Riverwinds Gallery
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
Wine Tasting 4-7p - Artisan Wine Shop
180 Main Street
www.artisanwineshop.com
845.440.6923
Film 6p - OPEN HIVE
Join us for this monthly intimate, informal gathering at the
hive. This month's film: 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama
www.beahivebeacon.com
291 Main Street (at South Brett)
917-449-6356
Film 730p - Zuzu's
Screen16 - JFK tv commercials from his 1960 presidential campaign will be screened. Some context for these films may be found here at a remarkable site by the Museum of the Moving Image: www.livingroomcandidate.org/commercials/1960 Be sure to cast your vote on November 3rd. 453 Main St. 845-765-0679
Music 730p - Howland Cultural Center
Erin Hobson in Concert
October 23, 2009 from 7:30pm to 11pm
Singer/songwriter Erin Hobson performs in the Grand Hall as part of the ongoing Voices of The Valley Concert Series.
www.howlandculturalcenter.org
477 Main Street
845-831-4988
Music 8p - Piggy Bank Fridays
LOCAL 845 presents Hudson Valley musician Bill Kelly. Kelly
blends back porch grooves with everyday poetics to tell real
stories. He's also got amazing chops on all counts:
songwriting, pickin', and singing. Plus, he always brings
the most amazing sidemen with him wherever he goes. His song
Yelling at You in My Head, from his newest record, was
recently featured in the new Anna Holtzman documentary,
Subway Dreams. http://www.myspace.com/billkellymusic. With
Music 930p - Max's On Main
Beacon's own Larry Sansone and Eric Hellmuth will bring
their original electric/acoustic sound to Max's On Main,
get here early for best seating. No cover charge
www.maxsonmain.com
246 Main Street
845-838-6297(MAXS)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
Music 8p - Howland Cultural Center
Gospel Café Featuring Clinton & Sheri Lindo, Brother Gerald Cook. Tickets at the door - $15 refreshments available www.howlandculturalcenter.org 477 Main Street 845-831-4988
Music 930p - Max's On Main
Don't miss Westchester's favorite retro-rock band. The
Barj Project 2009 Lipi Tour. Only Dutchess county
appearance this year. Get Ready To Rock. No cover charge
www.maxsonmain.com
246 Main Street
845-838-6297(MAXS)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25
Book Signing 4pm - Beacon Institute
Molly Ahern, author of "Dutchess County Fair"
The Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries
www.thebeaconinstitute.org
199 Main St.
845-838-1600
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
BACA Gallery Meet 630p
Jessica Wickham's studio
578 Main Street
www.jessicawickham.com
Please come dressed warmly since Jessica is in the process of
insulating her studio. Space heaters will be provided but just
in case we hit a cold snap bring scarf and gloves.
Talk 7p - Howland Cultural Center
Historical Society Talk: Black Smoke Over The Hudson: The
Poughkeepsie RR bridge Fire. Local photographer John Fasulo
will speak about the Poughkeepsie RR Bridge fire that occurred in
1974 and will feature his photographs of the fire.
www.howlandculturalcenter.org
477 Main Street
845-831-4988
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
Talk 7pa - CEIE
Presented in cooperation with Friends of Fahnestock & Hudson
Highlands State Park: Fred W. Koontz, Ph.D., the Executive
Director of Teatown Lake Reservation in Westchester County,
will share his vast knowledge of "People and Nature in the
Hudson Hills and Highlands Bioregion." Learn of the many
impressive programs he has initiated in the fields of nature
conservation and environmental protection, not least of
which is the New York Bioscape Initiative, a program that
takes a multidisciplinary approach to studying biodiversity
and health in the tri-state metropolitan region. Guests
should arrive at the parking area at the base of Denning's
Avenue at 6:30 p.m. to enjoy the quarter-mile late autumn
walk into the park. Capacity is limited for this event, pre
-registration is required at www.bire.org
199 Dennings Ave
845-838-1600 x16
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
Music 730p - Howland Cultural Center
Internationally acclaimed mezzo soprano Audrey Babcock and
guitarist Dan Nadel present an evening of passionate and
compelling music from Spain and the Americas. Proceeds from
this show will benefit the Howland Cultural Center's new
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