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Winter Children's Programs at Brewster Library Include Story Time and Chess       The Brewster Public Library offers weekly children's programs as follows: Monday; 10:30-1.15am, Story and Craft for Ages 2-5, no registration required. Tuesday; 4-6pm, Homework Help. Grades, K-12 Wednesday: 10:30-1:15am, Babies & Books for ages 6-24 months. No registration required. More ... Mid Winter Jewish Film Festival Returns to Temple Beth-El       The mid-winter Jewish Film Festival returns to Temple Beth- El, Poughkeespie, on Sunday, January 13, 2008, presenting the film The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. The film is about the son of a working-class Jewish family in Montreal. More ... Carmel Historical Society Presents An Historical Peek at the Hamlet of Carmel       An Historical Peek at the Hamlet of Carmel will take place at the Reed Memorial Library, intersection of Rt. 6 and 52, on Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 2pm. The snowdate is February 3, 2008. Come and look at early images of the Hamlet, presented by the Carmel Historical Society. Music will be pe... More ... An All-Mozart Evening Starts off Potluck Concert Series       The first Potluck Concert of 2008 will be held on Friday, January 18, 2008 at 7:30pm at the Cornwall Presbyterian Church. The program entitled Happy Birthday, Herr Mozart will be devoted entirely to works by the birthday boy himself. More ... County Players presents Tom Topor's Award-Winning Play Nuts       County Players opens the third show of its 50th Anniversary season with the dramatic play Nuts on Friday, February 1 at 8pm . Billed as an awardwinning drama, Nuts is directed by County Players' veteran Bill Peckham. More ... County Players Holds Auditions for Sweeney Todd       County Players announces auditions for Sondheim's musical thriller Sweeney Todd on Sunday and Monday, January 20 and 21 at 7pm. Casting 30+ adult men and women for a May 2008 production. Prepare Broadway song; bring sheet music. County Players Falls Theatre, 2681 W. Main Street, Wappingers Falls... More ... Baroque Orchestra at Graymoor Performance to Combat Winter Doldrums       The Baroque Orchestra of New York, a string ensemble in residence at Graymoor, will perform excerpts from Handel's Messiah and other uplifting Baroque music during their Winter Doldrums Concert on Sunday, January 27 at 4pm in Pilgrim Hall. More ... Howland Chamber Music Circle Presents Piano Series       The Howland Chamber Music Circle will launch its popular Piano Series on January 20, with a recital by the Georgian pianist Alexander Korsantia, followed on February 10 by Bosnian pianist Pedja Muzijevic, and on March 2, by Simone Dinnerstein, well known to the Howland Center's audience. More ... Putnam Arts Groups are Granted $20,300 Through State Decentralization Program       The Putnam Arts Council is pleased to announce that it has awarded $20,300 in state dollars to fourteen non-profit organizations to support cultural programs and services that will take place in Putnam County in 2008. More ... Little Big Things, a Group Show, at Van Brunt Gallery in January and February       How big is big? We are accustomed to thinking of wallsized paintings as a big paintings. The sculptures of Richard Serra fill large rooms at Dia:Beacon. That's big for sure. But as in all things that inhabit the physical world, big is relative. More ... Dana Edelman Brings His Acoustic Soul Back to the Depot Theatre       Dana Edelman returns to the Depot Theatre Saturday January 19 at 8pm with his fabulous band consisting of master drummer Victor Jones, passionate bass player Wayne Batchelor and tasty guitarist Chris Foley, churning out song after song of acoustic soul while exploring intimate layers of musical ex... More ... Family Classic The Red Ballon in free screening at Paramount Center       The Paramount Center for the Arts is pleased to announce that it will a present the classic family film The Red Balloon, free and open to the public on Sunday, January 20 at 3pm. More ... Double Blind: Lebanon Conflict 2006 Photography Exhibit Opens at Fovea Gallery       Fovea is pleased to present Double Blind, a profoundly moving photographic essay by award-winning Magnum Photos member Paolo Pellgrin. While on assignment in southern Lebanon in 2006 for The New York Times, Pellegrin intimately captured the grief of the Lebanese population in the face of the Isr... More ... Depot Docs Presents: Troublesome Creek: A Midwestern       Now that the caucuses are over, and the year-long presidential job fair, candidate branding and marketing campaign, and media circus has left Iowa for New Hampshire (run, Granny, run! More ... Beacon Teen Reflections 2008 Show Opens at RiverWinds Gallery       RiverWinds Gallery at 172 Main Street in Beacon is providing an opportunity for art students at Beacon High School to show and sell their work. Last January the Beacon Teen Reflections show was a great success. This January's show promises to be as exciting and successful. More ... Butterfield Library Announces Children's Programs for Winter, 2008       The Julia L. Butterfield Memorial Library is excited to announce its programming for this season. Because of the increased hours- especially the full day on Saturdays- the Library can offer more of the programs that patrons have requested. More ... Butterfield Library to Host Hudson Valley Writers Reading       The Julia L. Butterfield Memorial Library is pleased to welcome a number of the writers included in Riverine, an anthology of contemporary Hudson Valley writers edited by Laurence Carr (Codhill Press of New Paltz, NY, 2007) to a special reading and book signing on Saturday, January 12 at 3pm (Sn... More ... Putnam Symphony Orchestra is in Search of Musicians       The Putnam Symphony Orchestra will close its 31st season with a pops concert on Sunday, May 4 at 3pm. The performance will take place at the Brewster High School on Foggintown Road off of Farm to Market Road, approximately one half mile north of Route 312. More ... Children's Theatre Company of Peekskill Presents a Dr. Seuss Performance       The Children's Theatre Company of Peekskill presents theatre by kids for kids and grownups. Their program of Yertle the Turtle, The Butter Battle Book, and Stone Soup will be performed on Saturdays, Jan 12 and 19 and Sundays, Jan13 and 20, at 3pm, at the Ford Theatre, Peekskill Administrat... More ...

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