Event Calendar

A free series inviting audiences to share the power of the big screen at no cost to attendees, often with filmmakers in attendance for a discussion.

A free series inviting audiences to share the power of the big screen at no cost to attendees, often with filmmakers in attendance for a discussion.

A free series inviting audiences to share the power of the big screen at no cost to attendees, often with filmmakers in attendance for a discussion.

A free series inviting audiences to share the power of the big screen at no cost to attendees, often with filmmakers in attendance for a discussion.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

CRABS
$35/Half-Dozen or $60/Dozen
& includes all the Fixin’s
FIXIN’S
Andouille Sausage, Corn on the Cob, Bliss Potatoes
EXTRAS
Will have $1 Oysters all night
Peel-n-Eat Shrimp available for order by the Pound

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Tony Trischka: Of a Winter’s Night Holiday Concert
Thursday, December 12, 2019
Doors open at 7pm, concert at 7:30pm
Dewey Hall 91 Main Street, Sheffield, MA 01257
$25 in advance, Day of/Door Tickets: $30 refreshments available
NOTE: Space limited this concert may sell out. Day of door tickets will be released once the advance discounted tickets are sold.

Of a Winter’s Night is Tony Trischka’s acoustic celebration of the holiday season. Based on his 2015 CD release of the same name, recorded at Levon Helm’s Barn in Woodstock, NY, this show features Trischka’s considerable melodic inventiveness on a wide variety of seasonal tunes where he turns his considerable melodic inventiveness loose on Bluegrass and Americana music for the holidays.
Joined by multi-instrumentalist & shape-note singer Tim Eriksen, Trischka also revels in songs long-forgotten and little-known.

Trischka and Eriksen put a warm spin on a wealth of festive fare. Eriksen, a master of Americana music, has also worked closely with T Bone Burnett on the soundtrack for the film Cold Mountain. Trischka & Eriksen have invited Hannah Read on guitar, violin and vocals to join them. The stark, haunting sound of shape note music is the perfect complement to the music Trischka recorded on his critically acclaimed Rounder Records Glory Shone Around and the new music he has arranged for this show. They are joined by Dominick Leslie on mandolin and Larry Cook on bass and vocals.

Performing from the 1844 hymnbook Sacred Harp, some of the evening’s songs date back to the Revolutionary era. Other selections range from classics such as “Come All Ye Faithful,” to lesser known tunes like The Pretenders’ “2000 Miles,” and Trischka’s “Christmas Morn”. Old-time holiday fiddle music joins with classically influenced carols. Leadbelly and Woody Guthrie songs are juxtaposed with the hard-driving bluegrass flavor of “Christmas Time’s A’Comin’”.
A diverse, highly textural seasonal collection, Trischka revels in songs long forgotten and little known.
A “celebration of Americana, sometimes lively, sometimes stately,” (Washington Post),

Get 15% off dinner at the The Stagecoach Tavern at Racebrook Lodge with your concert ticket and coupon code #oldtonenative the night of this concert (December 12).

This event is supported in part by grants from the towns of Sheffield, Alford-Egremont, Monterey, and Mount Washington Massachusetts Local Cultural Councils. Oldtone concerts and dances at Dewey Hall are sponsored by Big Elm Brewery http://bigelmbeer.com/ , Wheeler and Taylor http://www.wheelertaylor.com/ and Racebrook Lodge: https://rblodge.com/ and Berkshire Mountain Bakery: https://www.berkshiremountainbakery.com

Please email beth@oldtonemusicfestival or call (413) 429 1176 for more information.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

MAKERS UNITE!

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of conversation about the joy of making and the power it has to give our lives authenticity and meaning with Drop Forge & Tool’s Katharine Daugherty and Melanie Falick, author of Making a Life: Working by Hand and Discovering the Life You Are Meant to Live.

Melanie came to Drop Forge & Tool in the spring of 2016 to begin working on her book and we are thrilled to have her back to celebrate its launch and to spark dialogue about why making by hand is vital in the 21st century.

This event is free and open to ALL. It will take place at Hudson Hall, at 327 Warren Street.

RSVP through the Learn More link below!

Described by New York Magazine as “one of the moment’s most adventurous and relevant musicians,” MacDowell Fellow Dan Tepfer is changing the definition of what a musical instrument can be. Featured in an NPR documentary viewed by 1.5 million people, Tepfer explores the intersection between the natural and mechanical by programming a Yamaha Disklavier to respond in real time to the music he improvises at the piano, while another program turns the music into stunning animated visual art.

Swing Dance w/ One Straw Revolution

Saturday, December 14, 2019

Dewey Hall, 91 Main Street, Sheffield, MA 01257

Doors open at 7:00, Lesson with Emily Vail at 7:30, Live music at 8:30

Sliding fee scale $20-$10. No partner necessary, beginners welcome and refreshments available.
Enjoy dinner before the dance and get 15% off at the Stagecoach Tavern at Racebrook Lodge: (https://rblodge.com/thestagecoachtavern/) with coupon code #oldtonenative.

One Straw Revolutions plays the standards from the Swing era, when jazz, popular music and dance music were all the same tunes. Back then it was Big Bands, 18 or more musicians blowing like crazy….a small band with a big band sound. The band’s hot rhythm section with a stand up bass, and three fine soloists (2 guitars and a trombone) and a vocalist brings the old tunes to life in the here and now on the dance floor.
The Band is: Bobby MacVeety, guitar & vocals | Roger Suters, bass | JonSuters, guitar | Grisha Alexiev, percussion | Peter McEachern, trombone

Please note the day/date change for this dance it is Saturday, not Friday. Dances for 2020 will be on second Saturdays, and there will be SIX swing dances in 2020. To keep up with dances and concerts at Dewey Hall please sign up for the Dewey Hall email list: www.deweyhall.org and follow Dewey Hall on Facebook.

Please email beth@oldtonemusicfestival or call (413) 429 1176. for more information

NEXT UP:

December 12: Concert w/ Tony Trischka from Oldtone Productions
December 14: Swing Dance w/ One Straw Revolution
This program is supported in part by Massachusetts Cultural Council grants from the towns of Sheffield, Alford-Egremont, Monterey, and Mount Washington Massachusetts.

Oldtone concerts and dances at Dewey Hall are sponsored by Big Elm Brewery http://bigelmbeer.com/ , Wheeler and Taylor http://www.wheelertaylor.com/, Racebrook Lodge: https://rblodge.com/, and Berkshire Mountain Bakery: http://berkshiremountainbakery.com/This program is supported in part by Massachusetts Cultural Council grants from the towns of Sheffield, Alford-Egremont, Monterey, and Mount Washington Massachusetts.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Celebrate the holiday season by joining friends, neighbors, and family in a sing-along of carols and holiday songs, hosted by the Hudson Business Coalition and the Hudson Festival Orchestra. Lend your voice to this quintessential expression of holiday warmth and community led by a brass quartet under the musical direction of Gwen Gould. Join the fun and sing your heart out to a wonderful selection of holiday favorites.

Comprised of world class touring and recording session musicians that reads like a who’s who in the music industry. Reelin’ in the Years will delight you with a night of top notch arrangements of Steely Dan’s timeless music.

Players include Lindsey Skeye (vocals), Joey Eppard (vocals), Matt Finck (guitar), Jesse Gress (guitar), David Jameson (keyboards), Zoe Zeeman (bass), Jerry Marotta (drums), Jay Collins (saxophone), Don Mikkelsen (trombone), Chris Pasin (trumpet), and Bill Harris (saxophone).

Walter Becker and Donald Fagen met in 1968 at Bard College, just a half-hour down the road from Helsinki Hudson in Annandale-on-Hudson (which they would go on to commemorate in the Steely Dan hit, “My Old School”). The two then moved to Brooklyn, did various music-related jobs, and got a gig touring with Jay and the Americans for a year and a half.

By 1972, Becker and Fagen released the first Steely Dan album, and with its string of hits, including “Do It Again,” “Reelin’ in the Years,” and “Dirty Work,” the rest is rock ‘n’ roll history, with Steely Dan making some of the most beloved recordings of the 1970s. Becker and Fagen reunited in the 1990s and began a second act for Steely Dan, including a successful string of concert tours and new albums that continue to the present day.

Years ago, Donald Fagen settled down not far from Bard College, in the Bearsville section of Woodstock, and he has been a steady presence on the region’s music scene, playing a recurring role in Levon Helm’s Ramble. The Reelin’ in the Years tribute includes a coterie of Woodstock-area musicians, some of whom have performed with Steely Dan and Donald Fagen.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

The Club Helsinki Pro Jam is a bimonthly jam session featuring dozens of professional musicians from the greater Hudson Valley region.

The event welcomes all working musicians in the region to sit in for a freewheeling jam session.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Reverend Ronald Grant, Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church here in Hudson, NY shares the spirit of the Holiday Season.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Presented in partnership with Operation Unite NY, come celebrate African-American culture and unity with friends and family. Join us for an afternoon of arts and crafts for children, dancing, drumming, a candle-lighting ceremony, and the sharing of Nguzo Saba, the seven principles of Kwanzaa.

Part dance party, part funk concert, part comedy show, the holiday-funk spectacular Holidelic features original holiday songs as well as loose, funk-infused adaptations of Tchaikovsky, “Frosty the Snowman,” “Little Drummer Boy” and the like. With Holidelic, Everett “Papadelic” Bradley puts a fresh spin on holiday cheer, through lively holiday party tunes, outrageous costumes, and a theatrical stage show worthy of George Clinton’s P-Funk. There’ll be no “Silent Night” when Holidelic reinvigorates the season, prompting concertgoers to shake their holiday booties to Sly Stone-style funk ‘n’ roll. Ho-ho-ho.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Part dance party, part funk concert, part comedy show, the holiday-funk spectacular Holidelic features original holiday songs as well as loose, funk-infused adaptations of Tchaikovsky, “Frosty the Snowman,” “Little Drummer Boy” and the like. With Holidelic, Everett “Papadelic” Bradley puts a fresh spin on holiday cheer, through lively holiday party tunes, outrageous costumes, and a theatrical stage show worthy of George Clinton’s P-Funk. There’ll be no “Silent Night” when Holidelic reinvigorates the season, prompting concertgoers to shake their holiday booties to Sly Stone-style funk ‘n’ roll. Ho-ho-ho.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Showcasing 40 local artisans in two outposts on Warren Street in Hudson, the Hand Made Here holiday pop-up shops will welcome shoppers every day leading up to Christmas. 30 days of a unique co-operative retail experience from Black Friday to Christmas Eve, and then December 27 – 30.

Both locations open daily from 11AM – 5PM.

Selection:
A wide selection of unique handmade gifts and vintage finds will be featured in both spaces; home goods, children’s toys, jewelry, clothing, farm-grown products, greeting cards, art, specialty foods and small gifts. All natural skin care, perfumes, soaps and shaving kits. For the gourmand, an assortment of locally made artisanal vegan chocolate, native fermentation raw vinegar and herbal tea. Prices range from $5 – $500 with most items priced below $50.

Co-operative Retail:
With Hand Made Here, Hudson River Exchange and Drop Forge & Tool seek to support the local creative economy by providing an affordable retail venue for regional makers and collectors to sell their wares for the duration of the holiday season. Participants share the shopkeeping responsibilities, and make it possible for the shops to be open with knowledgeable staff every day.

Special Events:
Special vendors — pop-ups in the pop-up! — will be scheduled throughout. Join us on November 30 when illustrator Lillian Melcher will be signing copies of her most recent book: The Adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt. Customers can make an appointment to have Jenny Lee Fowler snip their black paper silhouettes in the shop on December 1st and December 22nd, and Olde York Farm Distillery will be popping in to sell their distinctive local vodka, bourbon and liqueurs on December 7th.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Carsie Blanton and The Suitcase Junket caught each other’s sets from backstage at a rained-out festival in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey in the Summer of ’18, and they both went, Holy shit. What is that? The obvious next move was to hit the road, together.

Join us in the 7th Street Park each evening of Hanukah to light the menorah and enjoy community. We will gather each night (Sunday, Dec, 22 through Sunday Dec. 29) at 6 pm, except on Friday, Dec.27 when it will be at 4 pm.

There will be a Hanukah Party across from the Park on Sunday, December 22, immediately following the lighting.

Everyone is welcome. There is no cost.

The menorah lighting is organized by Congregation Anshe Emeth and Chabad of Columbia County.

Cut live to tape with very little overdubbing, Undress was recorded in the late summer of 2018 in Tivoli, New York. Band members Ian Felice, James Felice, Will Lawrence (drums) and Jesske Hume (bass) teamed up with producer Jeremy Backofen to record their most personal and reflective album to date.

“Many of the songs on the new album are motivated by a shift from private to public concerns,” says songwriter Ian Felice. “It isn’t hard to find worthwhile things to write about these days, there are a lot of storms blooming on the horizon and a lot of chaos that permeates our lives. The hard part is finding simple and direct ways to address them.”

Undress follows the band’s 2016 album Life In The Dark, and finds the group in a very different place three years later. Between personnel changes, families growing and the political landscape, the result is a tighter, more-paired down release. “Every song is a story,” said James Felice. “On this album everything was a bit more thoughtful, including the arrangements, the sonic quality and the harmonies.”

Ian and James Felice grew up in the Hudson valley of upstate NY. Self taught musicians, inspired as much by Hart Crane and Whitman as by Guthrie and Chuck Berry, they began in 2006 by playing subway platforms and sidewalks in NYC and have gone on to release nine albums of original songs and to tour extensively throughout the world. Following the release of Life in the Dark, The Felice Brothers served as the backing band for Conor Oberst’s 2017 release Salutations and the subsequent tour.