Dutchess County Events November 2013
Annandale-On-Hudson
Moderation
Dance Concert. Bard College Dance Program presents
Moderation Dance Concert. Choreographed and performed by Bard students,
assisted by professional lighting and costume designers, this concert gives
students a chance to explore new territory in dance making. Some dances are
presented in partial fulfillment for acceptance into the program. Free. Bard
College, The Richard B. Fisher Center. 60 Manor Road, Annandale-on-Hudson.
845-758-7900. November 8, 9 and 10. 7:30pm. November 10. 2pm.
Fishkill
Van Wyck
Craft Boutique. Holiday shopping begins. Craft boutique
and artisans show and sale in the colonial setting of a 1755 farmhouse. Van
Wyck Homestead Museum. 504 Route 9, Fishkill. vanwyckhomestead@aol.com.
845-896-9560. Saturday, November 30.
Hyde Park
Hyde Park
Brewing Company. No cover. Lil' Caesar. Friday, November 1. 9:30pm. Harvey Citron Duo. Saturday, November 2. 8:30pm. The Cagneys. Rock from the '60s-'80s.
Friday, November 8. 9:30pm. Petey Hop. Solo
in the taproom. Saturday, November 9. 8:30pm. The Dangling Success. Jazz-funk dance party. Friday, November 15.
9:30pm. Steve Black solo in the taproom.
Saturday, November 16. 8:30pm. Reality
Check. Friday, November 22. 9:30pm. Johnny
Dell & Nite Life. Saturday, November
23. 8:30pm. (To Be Announced). Friday,
November 29. 9:30pm. (To Be Announced)
solo in the taproom. Saturday, November 30. 8:30. Hyde Park Brewing
Company. 4076 Albany Post Road (Route 9), Hyde Park. hydeparkbrewing.com.
845-229-8277.
ARToberfest.
Artists' collective of Hyde Park presents
ARToberfest. Artists' Collective of Hyde Park. 4340 Albany Post Road, Hyde
Park. 914-456-6700. Thursday through Sunday through Sunday, November 17.
11am-7pm.
St.
Peter's Annual Craft Fair. Holliday shopping.
St. Peter's School. Route 9G, Hyde Park. Sunday, November 24. 9-4pm.
Tenth
Anniversary Celebration of the Henry A. Wallace Visitor and Education Center. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library-Museum. 4079
Albany Post Road (Route 9), Hyde Park. 845-486-7770. Friday, Novmeber 15.
Reception. 6pm. Program: "The Visitor Center Revisited" with Frances
Halsband, FAIA. 7pm. Film: "Henry A. Wallace: An Uncommon Man." 8pm.
Poughkeepsie
Swingin'
on the Hudson. A festive afternoon of live jazz at its
finest featuring the Metta Quintet, plus the Poughkeepsie High School Jazz
Ensemble performing live with the pros. Featuring a variety of jazz standards
and classic favorites from the great American songbook. $6 suggested donation.
Bardavon 1869 Opera House. 35 Market Street, Poughkeepsie. info@bardavon.org.
845-473-2072. Thursday, November 14. 2pm.
FOODSTOCK
6: Concert to benefit the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley and Children's Home of
Poughkeepsie. Presented by Turning Point
Entertainment. Donations by check must be payable to "CFDC/Foodstock
Fund" and mailed to Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, 80
Washington Street, Suite 201, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601. To make an online
donation please visit www.communityfoundationc.org/page30001.cfm. Please
specify "Foodstock Fund" as the organization you wish to donate to. Bands
TBA. The Chance Theater. 6 Crannell Street, Poughkeepsie. info@the
chancetheater.com. 845-471-1966. Saturday, November 23. 7pm.
School
Food Forum with Janet Poppendieck. The
National School Lunch Program is the second largest nutrition assistance
program in the United States with real potential to address childhood hunger
and ensure good nutrition. Sociologist Janet Poppendieck will discuss current
school food issues, while Al Muhlnickel (Poughkeepsie City School District Food
Service Director) and Sarah Brannen (Coordinator of the PCSD Farm to School
Project) will talk about best practices, and ideas for bringing more healthy,
fresh food to Poughkeepsie schools. Together the panelists will provide a rich
opportunity for dialogue and considering ways to make changes for the benefit
of our city's youth. Mid-Hudson Heritage Center. 317 Main Street, Poughkeepsie.
Thursday, November 7. 5:30pm.
Roomful
of Teeth. Vassar Guest Event. Dedicated to
re-imagining singing in the twenty-first century, the dynamic young octet
performs new music for voices including Partita, the Pulitzer Prize-winning
work composed for the group by member Caroline Shaw, and works by Merrill
Garbus, Brad Wells, and others. Vassar College, Skinner Hall of Music. 124
Raymond Avenue, Poughkeepsie. 845-437-7000 or 437-7394. Friday, November 8.
8pm.
Spackenkill
Leo Club's Zombie Run. The Spackenkill Leo
Club and Locust Grove have teamed up to provide a fun 5K running event for the
whole family. The run is non-competitive and is full of spooky surprises.
Zombies and other physical challenges are only a part of what you will face.
Benefit for the Spackenkill Community Services Club. 9am registration. 10:15am
race. $15. Locust Grove Estate. 2683 South Road, Poughkeepsie. info@lgny.org.
845-454-4500. Saturday, November 9. 9-11am.
Applebee's
Free Meal for Veterans. Vets Day Menu Give
our Veterans the Thanks they Deserve. Selected items on special menu, dine-in
only. Say thank you every day by going to thankyoumovement.com/. The most
thankful neighborhood hosts a Gavin DeGraw concert. Applebee's. 3450 North
Road, Poughkeepsie. news@email.applebeesneighborhood.com. 845-486-0052. Monday,
November 11.
West
Point Band : Three Free November Concerts. The
West Point Band's String Band and Reed Quintet is part of the West Point Band's
2013 chamber series. These concerts mark each ensemble's debut performance.
Christ Episcopal Church. 20 Carroll Street, Poughkeepsie.
rector@christchurchpok.org. 845-452-8220. West Point Band Woodwind Quintet:
"From the Melting-Pot to the Concert Hall", the sounds of America in
Art Music. Friday, November 15. 7:30pm. West Point Band Chamber Ensemble:
"The American Songbook", with the Jazz Knights Combo and vocalist
Alexis Cole. Sunday, November 24. 4:30pm.
Red Hook
The Match
Game with host Trixie Starr. Join us
for a great night of Retro TV inspired fun. Food and drink specials, prizes,
and we'll be serving a special pizza named after our hostess. Two Boots Hudson
Valley. 4606 Route 9G, Red Hook. ditvmike@gmail.com or
facebook.com/events/168448586685529/. 845-758-0010. Wednesday, November 13.
8-10pm.
Rhinebeck
"At
Your Service" Auction. Bid to
win the services of our members and friends. In addition to a variety of useful
services, gift cards and specialty holiday food items will be sold via silent
auction. Absentee bids available. Hot dogs with fixings, cookies, brownies,
drinks available to purchase. The Rhinebeck Reformed Church. 6368 Mill Street,
Rhinebeck. bklaproth@ymal.com. 845-876-3727 or 845-876-2436. Saturday, November
16. 5:30pm.
"The
Last Dragon" by The Puppet People. Are all
princesses helpless? Are all knights brave and strong? Are all dragons evil?
Find out in this whimsical retelling of the fairy tale by E.Nesbitt. Explore
the issues of stereotypes, discrimination, self-esteem, greed, and friendship
with this vivid puppet production. $9 adults and seniors, $7 children. Center
for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck. 661 Route 308, Rhinebeck.
erikah@centerforperformingarts.org. 845-876-3088. Saturday, November 23. 11am.
Fifth
Annual Artisan Faire. To benefit Rhinebeck
Sinterklaas Celebration. Combination art exhibit, market, café, includes framed
art, pottery, woodworking, jewelry, needlecrafts, photography, basket weaving
and more by local artists for sale as holiday gifts. Free admission, door
prizes will be raffled, tasty treats available. Rhinebeck Town Hall. 80 East
Market Street, Rhinebeck. village.clerk@rhinebeck-ny.gov. 845-876-7015. Sunday,
November 24. 10-4pm.
Holiday
House Tours at Wilderstein. Florists
and designers transform the Wilderstein mansion into a magical holiday
wonderland. Tour the mansion at your own pace, with guides in each room to
share information and answer question. Some traditional, some contemporary
themes. $10, $9 students and seniors, under 12 free. Wilderstein Historic Site.
330 Morton Road, Rhinebeck. gsokaris@wilderstein.org. 845-876-7439. Friday,
November 29. 1-4pm.
The
Rhinebeck Garden Club. "Autumn
Vegetables: Educating Ourselves Through Cooking and Tasting Our Favorite
Recipes." Members prepare a dish and information about that autumn
vegetable. Guests are welcome if they pre-register and are willing to prepare a
dish for program participation. Cordes Hall at The Rhinebeck Reformed Church. 6368
Mill Street, Rhinebeck. 914-475-3502, 845-876-4280 or 845-876-2436. Wednesday,
November 20. 11am.
Rhinecliff
Cicada
Series "A Once in Their Lifetime Event." Photography, sculpture, watercolor, mixed media, audio,
video, etc. Available to view and/or buy. See the community's work revolving
around the cicadas of the summer of 2013. Morton Memorial Library and Community
House. 82 Kelly Street, Rhinecliff. mortonmemlibrary@hvc.rr.com. 845-876-2903.
Tuesday. 2:30-6pm. Wednesday. 2:30-7:30pm. Thursday. 10-12:30pm, 2:30-6pm.
Friday. 10-12:30pm, 2:30-6pm. Saturday. 10-12:30pm.
Tivoli
Kaatsbaan.
Adults $30, Children and Students (with
ID) $10, reserved seating/café table $45. Kaatsbaan. 120 Broadway, Tivoli.
pgrkaats@bestweb.net. 845-757-5106 x2 or 10. Zvidance. November 2. 7:30pm. Project
44. November 16. 7:30. Noche
Flamenca. November 30. 7:30pm. December 1. 2:30pm.
Tivoli
Artists Gallery Holiday Show. Co-op
members and guests presenting affordable fine art and handicrafts for the
holidays. Includes paintings, prints, photos, fiber arts, paper crafts,
hand-made baskets, pottery, jewelry and other holiday gifts. Tivoli Artists'
Gallery. 60 Broadway, Tivoli. 845-757-2667. Reception. Saturday, November 23.
6-8pm. Friday. 5-9pm. Saturday. 1-9pm. Sunday. 1-5pm.
Teen Geek
Squad at the Library. Do you have questions
about how to operate your NOOK, iPod, iPad, Kindle, laptop, or other electronic
device? Bring it in to the library and one of our trained "Teen
Geeks" will help you. Help is also available for Microsoft Word, Excel,
Publisher or Power Point as well as downloading books, Facebook, and email. Tivoli
Free Library, Watts dePeyster Hall. 86 Broadway, Tivoli.
tivoliprograms@gmail.com. 845-757-3771. Saturday, November 23. 10-2pm.
Wappingers
Falls
Fourth
Annual Holiday Light Parade. The
parade has doubled in size each year and is sure to please again this year. Be
a part of the spectacular parade. Floats, boats, bikes, dogs, characters,
carriages, tractors; the possibilities are endless. Prizes will be awarded to
the most spectacular, creative and adorable entry. To register for the parade,
leave a message at 297-8773 x7 or email dcalabrese@wappingersfallsny.gov.
Mesier Homestead Museum. Mesier Park, South Avenue, Wappingers Falls.
info@wappingershistoricalsociety.org. 845-297-9520. Saturday, November 30.
6:30pm.
Village
of Wappingers Veterans' Memorial Service. MIA/POW
Park. Route 9, Wappingers Falls. 845-297-8773. Monday, November 11. 11am.
Posted by Chris Hewitt
on 10:12 AM.
Filed under
County Events
.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0
