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Yoga on the Lawn
Every Tuesday in June
5:30-7pm |
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Yoga with Nancy Forstbauer.
Yoga for all levels and age groups. Class is on the outdoor dance floor on the lawn, indoors on the stage if it rains. Blocks provided, mats available for rent or bring your own. Pay as you go.
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Pimps of Joytime
June 20th
8m |
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This is the ultimate recession-bustin’ band, capable of turning an economic meltdown into a party that never ends! The Pimps pay homage to funk, Afrobeat, Latin, and hip hop, mixing samples and dance beats with driving vocal harmonies. |
James Krueger
June 28th
2pm |
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Krueger has been said to "probe beneath the surface of seemingly simple topics" and been called an "extraordinarily talented writer with a real talent for poetic imagery" |
Oneonta Farmers Market
Every Tuesday & Saturday
9am-2pm |
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Buy Local!!! Shop at the Kim Muller Plaza, downtown Oneonta.
Delicious locally-grown farm products, from the field to your table!
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Dan Zanes & Friends
July 5th
3pm |
Mahaiwe Performing Arts
Great Barrington, MA
mahaiwe.org |
Concerts by Dan Zanes & Friends are always cause for celebration, filled with singing and dancing to songs brimming with warmth, wisdom and wonderful music. The Grammy Award Winner is joined by his "beautifully scruffy, harmonically precise, spirited, and better-than-ever band"
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David Hayes
Small Sculpture and Gouache Studies
Now through-July 8th
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The artist David Hayes will show recent small sculptures and works on paper at the White Plains Public Library. He will be joined by immediate members of his family, who will show their creative output alongside his world-renowned sculptures. |
Dancing on the Air
Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
July 8th
8pm
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Jay Ungar and Molly Mason and the Dancing On The Air Orchestra featuring Peter Davis and Sam Zucchinni. Each month, they showcase exceptional talent in a wide variety of idioms. The music runs the gamut... whether it's folk, Celtic, swing, Cajun, zydeco, old-time country, bluegrass, rockabilly, blues, jazz, or pop, you can be assured of a fabulous evening of extraordinary live music. This month's scheduled guests: Jane Rothfield, Beppe Gambetta and Kelleigh McKenzie.
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Hamilton Village Concerts in the Park
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
FREE CONCERT!
July 9th
8pm |
Hamilton Village
Hamilton, NY
earlvilleoperahouse.com |
In addition to its mission as the area's largest cultural institution, the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra exists to foster in children and adults both a knowledge of and an appreciation for music. Music Director Daniel Hege, now in his ninth season with the orchestra will conduct the SSO.
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Yonder Mountain String Band
July 9th
8pm |
Mahaiwe Performing Arts
Great Barrington, MA
mahaiwe.org |
With little radio support, Yonder Mountain has become one of the fastest rising touring bands in the country, its fanbase having ballooned through high-profile festival sets, all of which are full of improv and none of which feature the same set list. |
Richie Havens
July 11th
8pm |
Earlville Opera House
Earlville, NY
earlvilleoperahouse.com |
Richie Havens is gifted with one of the most recognizable voices in popular music. His fiery, poignant, soulful singing style has remained unique and ageless since his historic appearance at Woodstock in 1969. For four decades, Havens has used his music to convey passionate messages of brotherhood and personal freedom.
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Bette Alexander
Recent Paintings
Paintings
July 11th
Reception: 5-7pm
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West Kortright Centre
East Meredith
westkc.org |
Alexander’s work has been used on book jackets for Mayim Hafuchin (Water Inside Out) by Basmat Hazan -published in Israel, and You Never Know, by Robert Newman. Her painting “Where Has My Life Gone" is in the Spring issue of the Buddhist publication Inquiring Mind. She was in the Catskill Mountain Guide “Artist Feature Section |
Gala Dance Under The Stars
July 11th
8pm
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Bring a picnic dinner before the Dance! Come groove and sway the night away with Grammy-nominated Duke Robillard and his outstanding blues band. Creator of Roomful of Blues, Duke has also played with the Legendary Blues Band and replaced Jimmy Vaughan in the Fabulous Thunderbirds |
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
July 17th
8pm |
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Blues - New Orleans Jazz
"The man with the aural magic, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews, showed more than chops on vocals, trombone and trumpet. He knows showmanship, the power of call and response, the percussive power of voice, the delicate relationship between performer and audience. By night's end, he had the crowd in his hands.
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Dr. John & The Lower 911, Al Kooper & The Funky Faculty
July 25th
8pm |
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Performing on piano, Dr. John’s repertoire is a musical gumbo of traditional New Orleans jazz and blues, voodoo mysticism, and his chart topping songs including “Right Place, Wrong Time” and “Such a Night”. Hammond B-3 organ master, singer and songwriter Al Kooper of Blues Project and Blood, Sweat & Tears fame, will play his own mix of jazz, rock, and rhythm & blues. |
Old Crow Medicine Show
July 26th
8pm |
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The Old Crow Medicine Show is an acoustic band that plays American roots music with a rock and roll attitude, featuring tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues, as well as original songs. |
