On the 3rd Saturday of each month, for almost 8 years, we invite 3 local/regional performers to share their music. Our performers for April are Loretta Hagen, Bev Grant and Ed Seifert & the Stimulus Package.

F I E L D T R I P ✨
Join CelebrateWomxn845 as we venture over to the
A(ction) R(esistance) T(ransformation) CLOSING PARTY
presented by March On Hudson Valley
Sunday, April 22, 2018 from 4-7PM
@ Roost Studios in New Paltz

Check out our Facebook event link where we will organize carpools and/or make plans to meet up. Invite a friend and see you there for this powerful day!

The closing party will be the last day to see the artwork and will feature performances by local artists and groups including:
hudson river playback theatre, inc.
Our Voices: Resisterhood Choir
Tin Horn Uprising

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MARCH ON Hudson Valley and Roost Studios invite YOU to raise your art up and take part in A(ction) R(esistance) T(ransformation), an exhibition seeking to galvanize the people’s resistance movement by way of displaying creative works from (and for) the frontlines of the resistance that represent, inspire, empower, or straight-up *demand* ACTION, RESISTANCE, and TRANSFORMATION.

ART will be on display at ROOST Studios 3/29 – 4/22; come check it out anytime ROOST is open!

The internationally renowned Slam Allen is a messenger of love. This dynamic entertainer uses the genres of Blues, Soul, R&B, and a touch of Rock and Roll to deliver powerful soul-stirring performances as a Magnificent Gift to his audiences!

Slam captures you with a voice that echoes Otis Redding, a guitar that immerses you in B. B. King and stage energy reminiscent of James Brown, all while captivating you with his original music!

Tickets are $15 in advance, available on our website www.safe-harbors.org, or $20 at the door on the night of the performance.
The box office opens at 6 p.m. the evening of the performance, at 109 Broadway.

Thank you to our sponsors – Ulster Savings Bank and Mid-Hudson Times.

59th Annual Spring Concert
Janiece Kohler – Artistic Director
Classic Choral Society and Piano, tenor saxophone, string bass
Free/Good will donation

St. Paul’s United Methodist church
58 W. Main Street
Middletown NY 10940
April 28, 2018 @ 7:00pm

59th Annual Spring Concert
Janiece Kohler – Artistic Director
Classic Choral Society and Piano, tenor saxophone, string bass
Free/Good will donation

Blooming Grove United Church of Christ,
2 Dominion Road,
Blooming Grove, NY
May 6, 2018 @ 4:00pm

For additional information: CANVAS page 23 – https://issuu.com/dhcanvas/docs/april_2018_canvas

Mr. Schnur edits, writes and narrates each program and currently presents over 50 different programs including tributes to Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Ella Fitzgerald and many other popular entertainers.

Blues on Broadway: Willa Vincitore
Friday, May 18
7 p.m.
Safe Harbors Lobby at the Ritz
107 Broadway, Newburgh

Safe Harbors Lobby at the Ritz welcomes Willa Vincitore to the stage on Friday, May 18 at 7 p.m.

Singer/songwriter Willa Vincitore (formerly McCarthy) has been building a fan base across the Hudson Valley for nearly two decades. While her songwriting is an eclectic mix of blues, soul, rock, funk and (occasionally) pop, there’s one thing that ties it all together—that voice.

Tickets are $15 in advance, available on our website www.safe-harbors.org, or $20 at the door on the night of the performance. The box office opens at 6 p.m. the evening of the performance, at 109 Broadway.

Thank you to our sponsors! Ulster Savings Bank and Mid-Hudson Times

On the 3rd Saturday of each month we invite three outstanding local/regional performers to share their music (both originals & covers). For May 19th our performers are:

Ron Renninger – http://www.ronrenninger.com
Denise Jordan Finley – http://www.denisejordanfinley.com/
Local Sound (Bob Barlow & Co.)

The Craft Market Walk is an event inspired by the artisans, farmers, and craftsmanship in and around Gardiner, NY. Peruse through a one mile Craft Market Walk stretching from the Gardiner Library, to the Farmer’s Market Grounds, across the Gardiner Rail Trail and onto the Yard Owl Craft Brewery! Enjoy handmade jewelry, vintage furniture, all-natural skincare, herbal remedies, farmhouse pottery, up-cycled clothing, small batch spirits, craft beer, local wine and food, and all-day music, raffles and activities all along the way. This event is family and pet-friendly. Come for community, shopping, and fun!

Murali Coryell has a story that is unique and has been growing since before he was born. Held by Hendrix, lived with Santana, dinners with Miles Davis, opened for B.B. King, played with Buddy Guy: Murali Coryell is an artist that defies category. Jimmy Webb , Judy Collins, BIll Evans and Joe Louis Walker, or anyone familiar with Murali Coryell has praised his talents.

Singer/songwriter Willa Vincitore (formerly McCarthy) has been building a fan base across the Hudson Valley for nearly two decades. While her songwriting is an eclectic mix of blues, soul, rock, funk and (occasionally) pop, there’s one thing that ties it all together—that voice.

Bruce Katz is a four time Nominee for the Blues Music Award (W.C. Handy Award) for “Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year”, selected by the Blues Foundation of Memphis, TN. While Blues is a very important part of his music, Bruce’s music has more angles and influences, occupying a unique space where blues, “soul-jazz”, jam-band rock, and all aspects of Americana Music collide into a style of original music all his own.

Jeremy Baum began playing the piano at age five and was playing classical piano recitals by his teens. He grew up listening to his parent’s record collection, enjoying the music of the Beatles and Sly and the Family Stone, as well as the various Jazz Organ and R&B sounds of Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff and Ray Charles! Jeremy’s trio is rooted in the blues and funky soul-jazz sounds of the late 1960s (think Booker T. and the MG’s, The Meters, Jimmy Smith!) His style is also informed by the current masters of the groove from the jam-band scene (Medeski, Martin, and Wood, Soul-Live, Derek Trucks Band.)