Music 8p - Howland Cultural Center
CONCERT FOR BEACON RIVERFEST
Jen Clapp, Todd Giudice, Al Hemberger, Dan Fisherman, Stephen Clair, and others {A very special concert event where all these great local songwriters and musicians come together to form a unified band to perform and support one another's songs in the rich atmosphere of the Howland. All proceeds go to Beacon Riverfest }
www.howlandculturalcenter.org
477 Main Street
845-831-4988
Music 930p - Max's On Main
John Mueller Singer/guitarist brings his original
acoustic music back to Max's On Main for a night of great
SATURDAY, May 1
Art Opening 2p - Howland Cultural Center
"The World of Artists" Art Exhibition of International
Artists & Members of the National Association of Women
Music 8p - Howland Cultural Center
Coffee House progressive rock with Beacon's own Dan Figue
Music 830p - Chill Wine Bar
Live jazz with Anita Marcado 8:30 till midnight. An
Evening of Classic Jazz Standards - Music with a touch of
Music 930p - Max's On Main Hank And The Skinny 3
www.maxsonmain.com 246 Main Street
845-838-6297(MAXS)
SUNDAY, May 2
Yoga 10a - CEIE
Vikasa Studio joins Beacon Institute on Sunday mornings
for a series of Yamuna, or "body rolling" using a tiny
inflatable ball to free restrictions and promote healing
is an innovative approach to wellness with palpable
results. We suggest that you arrive at 10:15 for the walk
into the CEIE building from the parking lot at the base
of Dennings Avenue (near the Water Treatment Plant).
$90/series of 6 $17/class for walk-ins To register for
the series, please email to: vikasastudio@gmail.com.
Walk-ins are welcome!
www.bire.org 199 Dennings Ave
845-838-1600 x16
Author Series 4pm - Beacon Institute
Akiko Busch and "Nine Ways to Cross a River: Midstream
Reflections on Swimming and Getting There from Here".
When Akiko swam the width of a river for personal
restoration, little did she know it would lead to an
understanding of a greater story of restoration that can
MONDAY, May 3
Will Branch - Family Folk Music "Will Branch is a member
of the award-winning duo Fox and Branch, he plays fun and
involving folk music for kids and parents."
453 Main Street
TUESDAY, May 4
Event 4p - CEIE
Session #3 of "Horticultural Therapy" at the Center for
Environmental Innovation and Education at Denning's Point
in Beacon. Volunteers continue to wake the gardens from a
long winter's sleep. Bring your favorite rake and work
gloves. For more information and to let us know you'll be
joining us, please e-mail Kari DiLoreto at
kdiloreto@bire.org
www.bire.org 199 Dennings Ave
845-838-1600 x16
FRIDAY, May 7
Walk & Talk 12p - CEIE
Forest Walk with Lou Sebesta, Urban and Community
Forester for New York State's Department of Environmental
Conservation. Lou has worked for over 12 years in the mid
to lower Hudson Valley as an advisor/consultant to
communities, public agencies, organizations and private
citizens interested in "green" management and planning
for their trees, forests, and open spaces. Pre-
registration required; please log onto www.bire.org to
register.
www.bire.org 199 Dennings Ave
845-838-1600 x16
Poetry 8p - Howland Cultural Center
Calling All Poets Series (CAPS) EVERY 1st FRIDAY
Hosted by Jim Eve, Mike Jurkovic, & Robert Milby
featuring Lynn Hoins & Rebecca Schumejda Followed By 2
Music 930p - Max's On Main
Acoustic Meltdown is an acoustic rock duo from The Hudson
Valley, New York that performs a high energy, engaging
rock show not normally associated with acoustic music.
While the set list is primarily made up of songs from
today's more modern and alternative rock, they also play
