Performing arts Bethel Woods Event Gallery The Museum at Bethel Woods, 200 Hurd Rd., Bethel, NY www.bethelwoodscenter.org . 866-781-2922 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts isn’t just about giant …
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Bethel Woods Event Gallery
The Museum at Bethel Woods, 200 Hurd Rd., Bethel, NY
www.bethelwoodscenter.org . 866-781-2922
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts isn’t just about giant summer concerts on the lawn; the more intimate performances in the Event Gallery, located in the Museum building, continue into the fall and winter. Scheduled are:
Sun. Sept. 30, 8pm Hot Tuna
Fri., Oct. 5, 8pm An Evening With Peter Yarrow (Of Peter, Paul & Mary)
Sun. Oct. 21, 8pm John Waite
Sat., Nov. 3, 8pm An Evening With Jimmy Webb
The Cooperage
1030 Main St., Honesdale, PA
thecooperageproject.org . 570/253-2020 . info@thecooperageproject.org
The Cooperage hosts more events—almost one a day, sometimes—than we could possibly enumerate here; the best way to keep track is to visit their website from time to time, or get on their email list. The fun continues year round; below are just a few of the performances and series you can look forward to this fall:
Sun., Sept. 16, 5pm RiverFolk Concert: Joe Jencks
Fri., Sept. 28, 7:30pm The Novel Ideas
Sun., Oct. 7, 5pm RiverFolk Concert: Fredrick & Peck with Austin MacRae
Forestburgh Tavern
39 Forestburgh Rd, Forestburgh, NY
www.forestburghtavern.com . 845/794-1194
The Forestburgh Tavern is an adjunct to the Forestburgh Playhouse, a summer stock theater. But it’s not just a place to adjourn to after the summer shows or to attend a cabaret on a summer night. It also has a fall festival series, so you can keep on enjoying home-grown performances right in your backyard into the autumn. Scheduled for this fall are:
Sat., Sept. 8, 8pm Slam Allen
Sat., Sept. 22, 8pm Paige Turner Drag Show: “Drag Me to the Top”
Sat., Oct. 6, 8pm Dusty Springfield Concert performed by Erin Crosby
Oct. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27, 8pm Rocky Horror Live
Milford Theater
114 E Catharine St., Milford, PA
The Milford Theater on Facebook . 570/296-2600
Probably the best known fall event at the Milford Theater, a historic structure that started life as a silent movie theater ca. 1910-1920, is the Black Bear Film Festival, taking place this year from October 19 to 21. But there are other events at this venue during the rest of the fall as well, such as the concert “Saints and Sinners: Young Dubliners at Milford Theater” it will host at 7:30 p.m. as part of Septemberfest, Sept. 8. Check the Facebook page for updates.
NACL Theatre
110 Highland Lake Rd., Highland Lake, NY
www.nacl.org . 845/557-0694
The North American Cultural Laboratory (NACL) hosts theatre residencies, presents plays and holds street performance workshops, sending its trained troupe out into area events and street festivals during the summer. This year, its season will extend into September with an encore performance of what is probably it’s most highly-attended recurring show: a performance by the Slipper Room. These burlesque shows typically sell out, so call early to reserve tickets.
Sat., Sept. 15, 8pm The Slipper Room
Old Time Fiddlers
www.theoldtimefiddlers.com
The Old Time Fiddlers is a group of musicians from Northeast PA who have gotten together regularly for the love of fiddling over the past 40 years. Every year they hold a fall fiddle festival to which the public is invited; it’s a well known event. It is less well known that they’ve got a number of other performances in the fall at varying venues as well; check the website for the full schedule.
Sun., Oct. 21, 2pm Fall Fiddle Festival, Beach Lake Firehall,1033 Beach Lake Hwy, Beach Lake PA
Sullivan County Dramatic Workshop
Rivoli Theater, 5243 Main St., South Fallsburg, NY
www.scdw.net . 845/436-5336
The Sullivan County Dramatic Workshop, housed at the Rivoli Theatre in South Fallsburg, NY, is definitely a venue to remember around Halloween time: it runs Haunted Theater Tours (this year from October 12 through 27) that are renowned for being truly scary.
Sept. 7-16 “The Game’s Afoot: or Holmes for the Holidays,”
Oct. 12-27 Haunted Theatre Tours
Tusten Fall Cultural Theatre Series
Tusten Theatre, 210 Bridge St., Narrowsburg, NY
www.artsalliancesite.org . 845/252-7576
This series, sponsored by the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, keeps the performing arts alive in Narrowsburg through the fall season. Events had not yet been scheduled as of press time; check the website for updates.
Art-a-Pelago
This clever art gallery is actually, consistent with its name, a collection of three galleries, housed at businesses in downtown Honesdale.
Paros, D.J. Harvey Agency, 815 Main St.
Anafi, Bodhi Tree, 214 6th St., Ste. B
Thasos, Black and Brass Coffee Roasting Co., 520 Main St.
Showing through October 31:
Paros, 8:30am-4:30pm Mon.-Fri. The paintings of Patrick H. Dennis
Anafi, 6:30pm-8:30pm on Wed.; check www.bodhitreeartstudio.com
for variable hours The art of Barbara McPhaill
Thasos, 7-8pm Mon.-Fri. The art of Barbara McPhaill
ARTery
210 Broad St., Milford, PA
https://arterygallerymilford.com . 570/409-1234
The ARTery is a gallery located in the historic Forest Hall building. It is a cooperative, owned and operated by successful and emerging artists and artisans from the Tri-State area. Its members also offer some workshops.
Sat., Sept. 8, 6-9pm Reception for Sept. exhibit by Marie Liu and Rosemary Hodgkins Speakers hosted at the Readers and Writers Festival:
Sat., Sept. 29, 3pm “Shohola Falls” author Michael Pearson
Sun., Sept. 30, 1pm Poet Kerri Nicole McCaffrey
Sun., Sept. 30, 2:30pm “Muffin” author Penny James
Art Factory of White Mills
736 Texas Palmyra Highway (Route 6) White Mills, PA 18473
https://theartfactoryofwhitemills.com
The Art Factory offers over 4,000 feet of space for visual art and exhibition space, as well as community events, classes and workshops. Among the events planned this fall are:
Sat., Sept. 1, 12noon-4pm Second anniversary celebration. Select artists will be offering their work at reduced rates. There will also be free demos by other artists and light refreshments.
Sat., Oct. 6, 1-4pm Meet and greet oil painter Tricia Lowrey-Lippert, who will share her inspirations and stories.
Sat., Oct 27, 1-4pm First annual “Trick or Trunk” event
Barryville Area Arts Association (BAAA)
Artists Market Community Center, Richardson Ave., Shohola, PA
artistsmarketcc.com . 845/557-8713
The BAAA opens a new exhibit, with a new theme, every month, with an opening reception on the first Saturday of the month. Cold weather doesn’t stop them; they’ll be having shows into the fall and early winter. As of press time, only the theme for September’s show was available.
Sat., Sept. 1, 4-6pm Opening reception for “Fly the Coop,” show running through September. Wooden chickens artfully decorated by BAAA members have been on display at businesses around the area, and are up for bid as a fundraiser. A live auction to be held at the reception will take online as well as in-person bids.
Catskill Art Society (CAS)
CAS Arts Center, 48 Main St., Livingston Manor, NY
www.catskillartsociety.org . 845/436-4227
The Catskill Art Society is a multi-disciplinary organization that presents programming in all art forms, produced by both local and national artists. Autumn exhibits are:
Sat., Sept. 1-Sat., Oct. 27 Joan Giordano
Sat., Nov. 3-Mon.,Dec. 31 Robin Dintiman, Mary Sweeney
Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA)
35 Main St., Narrowsburg, NY
www.artsalliancesite.org . 845/252-7576
The DVAA serves as arts council for Sullivan County. It presents programs in the visual, performing, literary, and media arts and services a valley-wide constituency of artists, arts groups and the general public. It’s exhibits, which open roughly monthly, continue through fall, and it also sponsors the annual Big Eddy film festival, which this year will highlight documentaries.
Sat,, Sept. 8-Sat., Sept. 15 “Tapestry/Topography,” Laura Duerwald and Eva Polizzi (Alliance Gallery) and “The Model Show: 1 Model 2 Years 3 Artists,” Johan Sellenraad, Judith Reeve, and Jim Kingston (Loft Gallery)
Fri., Sept. 21-Sat., Oct. 27 Paintings by David Barnett (Alliance Gallery)
Hurleyville Arts Center - Gallery 222
219 Main St., Hurleyville, NY
hurleyvilleartscentre.org . 845/707-8047
Hurleyville has recently undergone a stunning renaissance, courtesy of The Center for Discovery; the Hurleyville Center for the Arts represents the artistic part of that renewal and Gallery 222 is epicenter of its visual arts. Some fall events:
Sat., Sept. 8, Reception for exhibit of works by 3:30pm Cannon Hersey
Sept. 7, 8, 9 1Future Forum. Combines music, dance, food, wellness and round-table discussions, and convenes social change makers with the artisans, educators and organizers of the tri-state area to engage around themes of economic and gender equality, environment, health and peace
Oct. 13 and 14 “Out of Mind,” 7:30 p.m. Oct 13 and 3 p.m. Oct. 14
Nov. 17, 7:30pm “Blind,” by Tango for All
Stray Cat Gallery
2032 State Route 17B, Bethel , NY
www.straycatgallery.com . Stray Cat Gallery Facebook page
The Stray Cat Gallery, a stone’s throw from the site of the original Woodstock concert and across the road from the affiliated Dancing Cat Saloon and Catskill Distilling Company, will be open on Saturdays starting at 10 a.m. and Sundays starting at 12 noon into the fall. On Saturdays starting in October, there will be the revolving Stray Cat Gallery Vendors & Local Artisans at the Distillery across the street. Check the Facebook page for details and updates.
UpFront Exhibition Space
31 Jersey Ave., Port Jervis, NY
www.upfrontexhibitionspace.com . 845/754-5000
The UpFront Exhibition Space displays multi-artist shows with works from a variety of local artists. Shows last two months each, with receptions typically held the third Saturday of the inaugural month from 6 to 9 p.m., with rare exceptions. The August-September show will end on September 24. The reception for the October-November show will be on October 20, and the last reception of the year will be on December 8.
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