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November 2018
Maude White Has Author/Artist Event with Cut Paper Art at Chatham Bookstore
In a one-time author/artist event, Maude White shows and describes her cut paper art on Saturday, November 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Chatham Bookstore. She brings two books: the newly published “Leading with Love,” and “Brave Birds,” published in April. Her presentation includes a brief conversation with Thomas Chulak from the bookstore and Q & A. Refreshments will be served. “Leading with Love: Inspiration for Spiritual Activists” was edited by Hisae Matsuda and illustrated with Maude White’s…
Find out more »Small Business Saturday 2018
We are in the planning stages of this event. Details to follow.
Find out more »December 2018
En Masse Exhibition
En Masse 2018 On view till Jan 7th ALL pieces in the En Masse Exhibition now 10% off Nancy Andell, Fern Apfel, Mary Ashwood, Jim Bergesen, Marcel Bova, Undine Brod, Laura Cannamela, Steven Careau, Benigna Chilla, Frank Curran, Margot Curran, Mary Anne Davis, Dan Devine, Carol Diamond, Cathy Diamond, Tim Ebneth, Jean Feinberg, Leslie Gabosh, Rick Gedney, Barry Gerson, Gail Giles, Kate Hamilton, John Hampshire, Carter Hodgkin, Jim Holl, Katrina Hude, Licha Jiménez, Matson Jones, T. Klacsmann, Georgia Landman, Mark…
Find out more »Chatham WinterFest 2018
We are in the planning stages of this event. Details to follow.
Find out more »The Concerts at Camphill Ghent: “Young Masters, Old and New”
Benjamin Hochman—piano (Winner of the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant) will perform works by Bach (French Suite No. 5 in G), Chopin (Two Nocturnes Op. 62 and Ballade No. 4 in F minor Op. 52), Mozart (Sonata in A minor K. 310), and new works by Gilad Cohen and Jesse Brault. Pianist Benjamin Hochman’s eloquent and virtuosic performances blend colorful artistry with poetic interpretation exciting audiences and critics alike. He performs in major cities around the world as a respected…
Find out more »Kathryn Schneider and Birding the Hudson Valley
Kathryn J. Schneider brings her book “Birding the Hudson Valley” to the Chatham Bookstore on Saturday, December 8. The author signs books at 4 p.m. as part of Chatham Winterfest. At 5 p.m., a conversation with Thomas Chulak from the bookstore and Q & A follow a presentation by the author. A portion of the proceeds from book sales will be donated to the Columbia Land Conservancy. Published by University Press of New England in October, “Birding the Hudson Valley”…
Find out more »The Shepherd’s Play
The public is invited to attend a traditional Oberufer Shepherd’s Play on Sunday, December 23 at 3:30 p.m. in Camphill Ghent’s Culture Hall. The performance is free. The play will be performed by Camphill Ghent residents and staff and is an annual tradition to celebrate the Christmas holiday. The roots of the Oberufer plays are lost in medieval times, but have evolved to incorporate a unique mix of broad peasant humor and deep reverence in their celebration of the birth…
Find out more »January 2019
“We Need New Roses . . .” Performance at Camphill Ghent on 1/23/19
The locally based actors Laurie Portocarrero and Franz Eilers will present their original dramatic work-in-progress, “We Need New Roses . . .” on Wednesday, January 23 at 3:30 p.m, in the Culture Hall at Camphill Ghent. This is a fairy tale for grown-ups depicting the journey of the modern human soul to melt the ice threatening to hold it fast. Camphill Ghent is an inclusive eldercare community located at 2542 Route 66 in Chatham, NY. The Culture Hall is located…
Find out more »February 2019
Vilage of Chatham Celebrates 150 Years
A Causal Open House to celebrate the Village of Chatham. The evening will be filled with delicious local foods and The Tracy will be decorated with historical photographs of the Village. A raffle will be offered featuring prizes and gift certificates from local merchants. A casual open house hosted by Friends of the Tracy The evening will be filled with delicious local foods, thirst-quenching drinks, friendly conversations and fascinating history The Tracy Memorial will be decorated with photographs of the…
Find out more »The Concerts at Camphill Ghent: The Long 19th Century—Started with Mozart
Join us for a festive concert to warm our hearts during the coldest days of winter. We are excited to welcome back cellist Roberta Cooper and violinist Eugene Drucker (Founder of the well known Emerson String Quartet and Music Director of The Berkshire Bach Ensemble). Violist William Frampton and Artistic Director and pianist Gili Melamed-Lev will join them in the Piano Quartet in G minor by Mozart, Piano Trio in one movement by Grieg, String Trio in G major by…
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