Events in Hudson Valley

Eggcellent Bloom

@ Art Pod 66
Sun., May 5, 3-5:05 p.m.
Peggy Mercury Grand Opening

@ Peggy Mercury
Thu., May 9, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
The Mush Hole: Truth, Acknowledgement, Resiliance

@ Performing Arts Center @ SUNY Albany
Ongoing, 7:30-9 p.m.
Pearl Cowan in Conversation with Jaqueline Cedar of Good Naked, at LABspace on Sunday April 28th, 2pm

@ LABspace
Sun., April 28, 2 p.m.
Off-the-vine Comedy Series

@ Benmarl Winery
First Saturday of every month, 8-10 p.m. Continues through Oct. 5

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"A Renewal: Photofusions by David McIntyre"

Through May 1

D'Arcy Simpson Art Works

409 Warren Street, Hudson Hudson

Art Exhibits

David McIntyre’s latest body of work amplifies the color and intricacies of nature through surreal landscapes that tempt the viewer to float, drift and dream within their borders. Created from his photographs of wildflowers, tangled vines, grasses, mosses and other wildlife found along the paths and acres of Columbia County and the Hudson Valley, the work glorifies everyday nature that has become invisible, ubiquitous and squandered. The message at the center of his work is a worldview that advocates protecting the natural world for its own sake. His images are reflections on the power and beauty of nature emphasizing the… (201) 452-7101
"Amanda Martinez: Canta Y No Llores"

Through May 5

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum

258 Main St., Ridgefield Ridgefield, CT

Art Exhibits

A series of wall reliefs and freestanding sculptures referencing adobe construction, the works are a translation of earth-building techniques using mud and straw indigenous to New Mexico into a studio-based practice. (203) 438-4519
"Embrace: Cinematic Moments by James Seward"

Through May 12

Hudson River Museum

511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers

Art Exhibits

Seward explores pivotal moments from classic films such as It’s a Wonderful Life, The Wizard of Oz, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and The Godfather Part II in paintings. (914) 963-4550
"Kate Raudenbush: Inner Landscapes"

Through May 15

Savaggi Gallery at Bank Arts Center

94 Broadway, Newburgh Newburgh

Art Exhibits

Monumental sculptures from a Burning Man-bred artist. Raudenbush's sculptures bloom like portals to a higher plane of existence. Their ecstatic shapes are organic processes frozen in metal and light, silently beckoning you to enter. They invite the viewer to tap into their own mythology as you sit beneath the monolithic and mesmerizing pieces. Raudenbush is a self-taught, Burning Man-bred sculpture artist based in New York City. She is internationally lauded, showing in museums and art fairs all over the world, from New York City, Miami, Vegas, San Francisco, Montreal, Amsterdam, Tulum, all the way to the Playa at Burning Man…
Abortion Beyond the Law: Building a Global Feminist Movement for Self-Managed Abortion

Thu., April 25, 6-7 p.m.

Oblong Books & Music

6422 Montgomery Street, Rhinebeck Rhinebeck

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FREE

Literary & Books

Naomi Braine will talk about her new book, Abortion Beyond the Law: Building a Global Feminist Movement for Self-Managed Abortion, which explores how feminists across Latin America, Africa, Europe, and the United States make self-managed abortion available to women in diverse situations, and the powerful transnational feminist movement built by their work. Naomi Braine is a writer, activist, and Sociologist. She has taught at Brooklyn College, City University of New York, since 2008, and prior to that she worked in the non-profit health and policy research sector. 845-876-0500
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

Thu., April 25, 8 p.m.

Colony Woodstock

22 Rock City Road, Woodstock Woodstock

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Music Shows

Sometimes you work hard for years with very little recognition, and then success comes almost overnight. So it was for Alec Ounsworth, a musician from Philadelphia whose rise to fame as the creative force behind Clap Your Hands Say Yeah was the result of talent, great songwriting, and a DIY outlook meeting serendipity, and a seismic shift in the digital realm and modes of communication. Twenty years later, Ounsworth continues to make brilliant and inventive music on his own terms. Rhoseway opens. (845) 679-7625
Game Changers Film Series

Thu., April 25, 7:30 p.m., Thu., May 16, 7:30 p.m. and Thu., June 20, 7:30 p.m.

Bardavon 1869 Opera House

35 Market Street, Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie

Film

Running through the end of June, this film series will feature a dozen movies that revolutionized cinema. The classic of classics, Orson Welles' Citizen Kane kicks off the screenings on February 1. A number of movies well known to contemporary moviegoers will be shown, including Black Panther (February 15) and Moonlight (June 20). The real gems here are less well-known films, like Akira Kurosawa’s film noir masterpiece from 1949, Stray Dog (March 7) and Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami’s Close-Up, a tale of fractured human identity from 1990 (May 9). Citizen Kane - February 1st at UPAC Black Panther – February… (845) 473-2072
Hudson Valley Tango Festival

Fri., April 26, Sat., April 27 and Sun., April 28

Senate Garage

4 North Front Street, Kingston Kingston

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Dance

To those who practice the form, tango is more than dance, it is a way of living and moving through the world. As the great tango maestro Carlos Gavito said: “The secret of tango is in this moment of improvisation that happens between step and step. It is to make the impossible thing possible: to dance silence.” Immerse yourself in three days of Argentine music, dance, and culture with performances from tango stars like Celina Rotundo and Hugo Patyn and classes for all levels, from experienced dancers to absolute beginners. 845-802-5900
Kingston Independent Comic Expo (KICx)

Sat., April 27, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Old Dutch Church

272 Wall Street, Kingston Kingston

Get Tickets
10.00

Fairs & Festivals, Literary & Books

Kingston Independent Comic Expo (KICx) will encompass creatives across multiple disciplines including comic book artists and writers, illustrators, graphic artists, small press, indie/self-publishing, and local retail. KICx is a celebration of the independent creators and makers of the region and beyond. (845) 338-6759
The Chancellor’s Sheep and Wool Showcase

Sat., April 27, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

Clermont State Historic Site

1 Clermont Avenue, Germantown Germantown

$12 per car at gate

Fairs & Festivals

The rolling hills and river views at Clermont State Historic Site will be alive with the sound of music, the delicious aroma of hot food, and the brilliant yarns, soaps, and artisanal goods by local makers. No one here is pulling the wool over your eyes. Round up the family for a lively, outdoor celebration of all things sheep. Learn to herd and shear sheep using three different historic techniques. Then, see how craft guilds spin, weave, dye, and knit wool into soft, colorful creations. Guests can shop from over a dozen local artisans, plus enjoy live traditional music, crafts… 518-537-4240
28th Annual Spring Wassail at Stone Ridge Orchard April 27th & April 28th

Sat., April 27, 2 p.m. and Sun., April 28, 2 p.m.

Stone Ridge Orchard

3012 NY-213, Stone Ridge Stone Ridge

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Fairs & Festivals, Food & Wine, Kids & Family

The Celts have some great traditions and folklore (looking at you, Sheela na gig). Wassailing is the ancient tradition of drinking and singing to the fruit trees to ensure a bountiful harvest. At Stone Ridge Orchard, this is combined with Romani music and dancing from Zlatne Uste, Seido Salifoski, Cherven Traktor, and Vanaver Caravan, washed down with plenty of cider, for a modern-day bacchanal. Guests are welcome each day at 2pm. Advance tickets are encouraged. Tickets can be purchased online at: https://www.clover.com/online-ordering/Event-Tickets (A sliding scale is available at the door—no one will be turned away.) (845) 687-2587
Hudson Valley Ideas Festival

Sat., April 27

Rosendale Theatre

408 Main Street, Rosendale Rosendale

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$20 - 30

Lectures & Talks

The Hudson Valley Ideas Festival is an annual gathering designed to inspire intellectual exploration and public dialogue in the greater Hudson Valley community. Set at the historic Rosendale Theater, the 2024 Festival brings together prominent figures in entrepreneurship, literature, public policy, and journalism to tackle society's most pressing issues. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with ideas that shape our future, network with fellow attendees, and participate in dialogue about the critical inflection point. >p> This year’s event includes Andrew Yang, entrepreneur and former presidential candidate; Stephen Dubner, host of "Freakonomics"; Xochitl Gonzalez, writer and screenwriter; Neil Parikh, co-founder… 845-658-8989
Roundtop Revue and The Wild Crew

Sat., April 27, 8:30-11 p.m.

Gatherwild Ranch

331 Roundtop Rd, Germantown Germantown

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Nightlife, Theater, Music Shows

Get ready for a debaucherous wild ride at Gatherwild Ranch, a glampground. The Great Wilfredo and his wild ride crew are slamming into Germantown, bringing the finest burlesque and variety to rural Columbia County. Head to Gatherwild Ranch for the third installment of The Roundtop Revue. Behold a bevy of beauties, bananas, back hair, burlesque, and more. (Two tickets included with weekend stay at Gatherwild.) Ages 21+ | $25 in Advance | $30 at the Door Doors @ 7 PM | Show @ 8 PM | Cash Bar ‪(518) 303-2864‬
Under the Gun

Tue., April 30, 5 p.m.

Free.

Film

Despite recent setbacks—including the organization's defenestration of its longtime CEO Wayne LaPierre, who misspent millions of dollars—the National Rifle Association remains one of the strongest lobbying groups in the country. Stephanie Soechting’s searing documentary, narrated by Katie Couric details the NRA’s rise to prominence and the maddening challenge of passing gun control legislation. Presented by Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.
The Decemberists

Tue., April 30, 8 p.m.

Ulster Performing Arts Center - UPAC

601 Broadway, Kingston Kingston

Get Tickets
$54.90-$93.35

Music Shows

In advance of the release of As It Ever Was, So It Shall Be Again in June, The Decemberists bring their Peaceable Kingdom tour to UPAC in Kingston. The band blends folk, rock, and storytelling into a distinctive musical tapestry. With Colin Meloy's vocals leading the charge, their songs often feature intricate instrumentals, including accordions, mandolins, and various string instruments. Lyrically, they delve into historical narratives, fantastical themes, and literary references, creating vivid and imaginative storytelling. Their music ranges from upbeat, foot-stomping anthems to melancholic ballads, evoking a sense of nostalgia and whimsy. 845.339.6088
Sensory Friendly Cinema: The Super Mario Brothers Movie

Wed., April 24, 10-11:45 a.m.

Hurleyville Arts Centre

219 Main Street, Hurleyville Hurleyville

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$10

Film

Join us on for a special film showing of Super Mario Bros! This screening will be a sensory-friendly experience with lowered volume, cinema lights remaining on, no trailers shown before the film, and everyone is welcome to get up, dance, walk, or talk. Our cinema is wheelchair accessible. Tickets for this screening must be purchased online. About the film: Brooklyn plumbers Mario and Luigi must save mankind from the evil King Koopa and his Goomba guards in a parallel world inhabited by intelligent dinosaur descendants. 845-707-8047
Wicked Books: a Literary History of Witches

Wed., April 24, 6 p.m.

Goshen Public Library & Historical Society

366 Main St, Goshen Goshen

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FREE

Lectures & Talks, Literary & Books

Discover the evolution of witchcraft in literature and trace its development from local healing folk to malevolent hag and back. Journey through stories, folklore, laws and books spanning the past 1500 years. (845)294-6606
Free of Power & Powerlessness: An Online Course With the Omega Institute

Wed., April 24, 6-7:30 p.m.

Workshops & Classes

In a human life, it is natural to seek power and position simply because it serves our survival. While that may be altogether appropriate, those same powers and strategies of mind can be at the root of our suffering. Self-inquiry is the capacity to expose unexamined beliefs, thoughts, and stories that create unnecessary suffering. Self-inquiry reveals the eternal truth of who you are, free and at peace. During this 90-minute online gathering, Gangaji leads you to investigate the common survival strategies that can captivate and entangle you to recognize the truth of who you are. (845) 266-4444
Alan Doyle With Special Guest Adam Baldwin

Wed., April 24, 8 p.m.

The Museum at Bethel Woods

200 Hurd Road, Bethel Bethel

Get Tickets
$29.50-$69.50

Music Shows
The Museum At Bethel Woods: Story of 60s & Woodstock

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The Museum at Bethel Woods

200 Hurd Road, Bethel Bethel

Get Tickets
$5-$23

Art Exhibits
Eco Arts Week

Through April 28

DRAW

20 Cedar St. (entrance at 24 Iwo Jima Lane), Kingston Kingston

Free

Workshops & Classes

D.R.A.W. at MAD is hosting a week of arts-driven exploration into sustainability through workshops, lectures, and exhibits for the community. Participants will have the chance to interact with a wide range of artists and community members who work with minimal harm and reciprocity in mind. What contributes to our thriving, and how can we contribute to interspecies thriving? How can we make sustainable decisions that lower our impact on our environment and create a healthier planet and community? Many of the solutions may be closer to home than you think! Participation is FREE, with limited space! 845-802-0097
Sculpture Arts with Tricia McCloskey

Wed., April 24, 3:15-5 p.m.

Mountain Laurel Waldorf School

16 South Chestnut Street, New Paltz New Paltz

Get Tickets
$200 (includes supplies)

Workshops & Classes, Kids & Family

Open to students in 5th-8th grades Pre-registration required Tricia will guide students working with both clay and wood to help them bring their ideas to life! This club gives students an opportunity to create a unique piece that they can cherish, or make gifts for friends and family. Visit https://mountainlaurel.org/curriculum/after-school-clubs/ for more information and to register. 845-255-0033
Wicked Little Letters (Open Caption Showing)

Wed., April 24, 1:30 p.m.

Paramount Theatre

17 South Street, Middletown Middletown

Get Tickets
$9

Film

(845) 346-4195
Jefferson Valley Mall Carnival

Wed., April 24, 5-10 p.m., Thu., April 25, 5-10 p.m., Fri., April 26, 5-11 p.m., Sat., April 27, 12-11 p.m. and Sun., April 28, 12-10 p.m.

Jefferson Valley Mall

650 Lee Boulevard in Yorktown Heights, NY, Yorktown Heights Yorktown Heights

Get Tickets
Free admission. Ride cost varies.

Kids & Family, Fairs & Festivals

Enjoy midway fun for the whole family with thrilling rides and games for all ages and deep-fried treats, sweets and other tasty carnival eats. Admission and parking are free. Unlimited ride wristbands are $37 on site (or $35 cash) while supplies last or online before 5 pm Thurs., April 18 for $29 each, 2/$55 or 4/$99. Visit the website for advance ride ticket specials, coupon savings on rides and food, and event updates. Guests under age 21 must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian 21+. For more information, call 866-666-3247. 866-666-3247
Renegades Vs. Hot Rods

Wed., April 24, 11:05 a.m., Thu., April 25, 6:35 p.m., Fri., April 26, 7:05 p.m., Sat., April 27, 5:05 p.m. and Sun., April 28, 2:05 p.m.

Dutchess Stadium

1500 Route 9D, Wappingers Falls Wappingers Falls

Get Tickets
$6-$70

Sports

(845) 838-0094
Wargaming Wednesdays

Second and Last Wednesday of every month, 6-9 p.m.

Worlds End Comics

319 Wall Street, Unit 1, Kingston Kingston

Sports

Join us the 2nd and Last Wednesdays of every month from 6-9 pm to talk tactics, assemble/paint, and play! Our main focus is Kill Team, but we are open to any wargaming folks want to do. You don't have to play, just come hang out. We have loaner kill teams and terrain if you're new and want to check it out. (845) 689-4793
Art & Words: Art Inspired by Poetry

Through May 18, 12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

Art Exhibits

"Art & Words” includes works of art by 41 artists inspired by a poem of their choice. Inspiration for the artworks come from classic, contemporary and original poetry. All styles and works on paper, fiber, paintings, photography, and small sculpture are included. 8452477515
BRIDGE MUSIC 15TH SEASON BEGINS

Through Oct. 31, 12 a.m.-12 p.m.

Mid Hudson Bridge

US 44 / NY 55 over the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie

Free

Music Shows

Joseph Bertolozzi's Bridge Music is a unique sound-art installation featuring the Mid Hudson Bridge as the instrument itself. It was created by sampling the sounds of bridge’s surfaces (guard rails, girders, etc.) with various mallets and using those sounds to compose the music. No processing was used, you hear the Mid Hudson Bridge itself. The resulting album reached the Billboard Top Twenty Classical and Classical Crossover Charts in 2009. Listening Stations are found on the pedestrian sidewalk and it can also be heard broadcasting 24/7 on 95.3FM in Johnson-Iorio Park in Highland and Waryas Park in Poughkeepsie 8456917245
CIRCLE24 Collective Art Exhibit

Tuesdays-Thursdays, Saturdays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Continues through May 31

Old Dutch Church

272 Wall Street, Kingston Kingston

Free

Art Exhibits

The Collective's diverse work covers landscapes, abstract, collage and illustration. Opening Reception: Saturday, May 4, 1-3:00 PM. (845) 338-6759
Spring Wreath Bar

Through June 1, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Good Old Days Eco Florist

270 Walsh Avenue, New Windsor New Windsor

Workshops & Classes

Who doesn’t love wreaths, and would love to make one but finding all the pretty’s deflates the aspiration. Welcoming spring by creating a charming spring wreath yourself makes it even more special. Everything you need to make the wreath design shown. From wire & ribbon-to pussy willows & moss-to flowers & nests...and of course birds. Add as little or as much as you like. Also available to go and bespoke, boxed kits for gifts and out of towners. Go ahead-you can do it. Choose your wreath, select your ingredients, go home and have fun! 8455622820