UPCOMING EVENTS
Hubby Jenkins
Sat, April 27th 7:30 p.m. $20 Suggested donation $15 Students & seniors |
Since 2010, Hubby has been an integral part of the Grammy award-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops and is now performing solo throughout the country. In 2019, he'll be coming to TCCC from California to Pennsylvania leaving for Durham, North Carolina. He still actively works with his former bandmate, the 2017 McArthur Foundation Fellow, Rhiannon Giddens.
He is a talented multi-instrumentalist who endeavors to share his love and knowledge of old-time American music. |
“Sybil Ludington:
Patriot Hero of the Hudson Valley” Sun, April 28th 2:00 p.m. FREE |
Author, Vince Dacquino, will discuss his new book, Patriot Hero of the Hudson Valley: The Life and Ride of Sybil Ludington. Here he will talk about never-before-released documents and family correspondence on the sixteen-year-old hero of the Revolutionary War. “Sybil was an outstanding daughter, wife and businesswoman,” Dacquino says. “She was an amazing woman and deserves to be recognized." |
Fourth Annual Pete Seeger Festival
Sun, May 5th 2:00 - 5:30p.m. FREE |
Celebrating the musical and humanitarian legacy of our neighbor, mentor and friend - and his 100th birthday, which is on May 3rd.
Performers are: Rich Bala, David and Jacob Bernz, Lydia Adams Davis, Karen Hinderstein (who will also be cooking and serving her famous stone soup), Patrick Stanfield Jones, Pat Lamanna, Rick Nestler and Rik Palieri, Melissa Ortquist, Laurie Siegel and Karen Brooks (the Trouble Sisters), Andy Revkin, Sarah Underhill, and Susan Wright with Carla Springer, Rick Aparicio and Steve Kirkman. They were Pete’s friends who performed with him and sailed with him on the sloops Clearwater and Woody Guthrie and worked with him at the Beacon Sloop Club and will reminisce about the man who inspired so many people in the course of his 94 years. |
Ernie Sites: Singing the Stories of the West
Sat, May 11th 7:30p.m. $20 Suggested donation $15 Students & seniors |
Authentic cowboy, Ernie Sites joined by special guest and cowboy poet, Mark Munzert.
Ernie Sites is an ambassador for the western cowboy, and he’s promoted this wonderful culture that’s so inherent to our national heritage. Likely, you have seen the Hollywood version of the West. But there’s nothing like seeing and hearing, up close and personal, Ernie telling, singing and performing his life story. He is the real deal! Cowboy poet Mark Munzert’s new album, Day Workin’, is currently the #1 most played on the Western Poetry Charts. Among Ernie’s many talents, he is a western performer, songwriter, cowboy poet, trick roper, bull rider, rodeo clown, bareback rider, team roper and a calf roper, yodeler, educator and author. A native-born son of Idaho, Ernie splits his time between Idaho and our Hudson River Valley. |
Open Mic Poetry with feature poet
Liora Mondlak Sun, May 12th 3 - 5 p.m. $20 Suggested donation $15 Students & seniors |
Authentic cowboy, Ernie Sites joined by special guest and cowboy poet, Mark Munzert.
Ernie Sites is an ambassador for the western cowboy, and he’s promoted this wonderful culture that’s so inherent to our national heritage. Likely, you have seen the Hollywood version of the West. But there’s nothing like seeing and hearing, up close and personal, Ernie telling, singing and performing his life story. He is the real deal! Cowboy poet Mark Munzert’s new album, Day Workin’, is currently the #1 most played on the Western Poetry Charts. Among Ernie’s many talents, he is a western performer, songwriter, cowboy poet, trick roper, bull rider, rodeo clown, bareback rider, team roper and a calf roper, yodeler, educator and author. A native-born son of Idaho, Ernie splits his time between Idaho and our Hudson River Valley. |
Save the Dates
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May 18th - 7:30 pm “Night at the Opera” Concert with Russ Cusick and Goldee Greene
June 1st - 7:30 The Kennedys in concert
June 8th - 7:30 Professor Louie and the Crowmatix June 9th - 3-5 pm Poets' Corner Open Mic featuring Loretta Oleck June 28th - 3-6:30 pm Farmer's Market June 28th - 7:30 pm Film Night "How to Survive a Plague |
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Ongoing at TCCC: Tai Chi classes are held on Saturdays. Almost beginners meet from 10 to 11 a.m. and total beginners meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 pm. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. For more information, email info@tompkinscorners.org. Actors' Workshops Postponed - Please email info@tompkinscorners.org or leave a message at 845 528-7280 for updates on the next workshops. |
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