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SUMMARY:Palmer Quartet will Perform at Library
DESCRIPTION:The newly-formed Palmer Quartet will perform on Saturday\, February 2nd at 5pm at the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. \nThe first half of the concert pairs Schumann’s lively Piano Quartet in E flat Major with the moody and autumnal Phantasy of British composer Frank Bridge.   The second half\, will feature Faure’s intense Piano Quartet No. 2 in g minor\, a monumental work of late French Romanticism. \nThe Palmer quartet is led by pianist Noah Palmer\, and includes violinist Irene Fitzgerald-Cherry\, violist Charlotte Malin\, and cellist Lucas Button. \nPianist Noah Palmer is Assistant Director for Albany Pro Musica\, the Capital Region’s leading choral ensemble and Assistant Conductor of the Broad St Chorale and Orchestra in Kinderhook\, NY.  He has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in the United States\, Europe\, and China. \nAustralian-American violinist Irene Fitzgerald-Cherry is an active freelancer in the New York City area and across the US. She is a member of the Hudson Valley Philharmonic. She substitutes regularly with several orchestras across the United States and also performs chamber music with national and international artists. \nCharlotte Malin recently became Principal Viola of the Hudson Valley Philharmonic and also plays with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra. Charlotte has played with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and the New World Symphony in Miami. She was a three time fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center. \nSyracuse native Lucas Button\, Cellist\, is also a three time Tanglewood Music Center Fellow.  A graduate of the Eastman School of Music\, he is currently a member of The Orchestra Now at Bard College and performs regularly at Bard’s Fisher Center\,and at Carnegie Hall\, Jazz at Lincoln Center and other venues in NYC. \nThis project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program\, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by the Greene County Council on the Arts.
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SUMMARY:Transferability Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join the Preservation League of NYS and other professionals as they navigate the intricacies of one of their advocacy initiatives this session\, the “direct transfer” of historic tax credits. This proposed enhancement to state historic tax credit will provide a greater return on New York State’s tax credit dollar\, which in turn will drive more investment into economic development rehabilitation projects. \nMore here \nMasonic Temple\, Albany \n1-4 pm
URL:https://hillsdaleny.com/event/transferability-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Ecology Walk at Hand Hollow State Forest
DESCRIPTION:Join the Farmscape Ecology Program for an Ecology Walk at Hand Hollow State Forest\, New Lebanon\, Saturday\, February 9 from 1 – 3 pm.  They plan to explore both field and forest to see where insects might be spending the winter\, which plants we can identify in their “off season”\, and which ones might still be green and happily soaking up the sunlight… This walk is free\, but please register with Claudia@hawthornevalleyfarm.org to reserve your space and get directions for the meeting place.
URL:https://hillsdaleny.com/event/ecology-walk-at-hand-hollow-state-forest/
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SUMMARY:Unearthing the History of an African-American Cemetery
DESCRIPTION:Unearthing the History of an African-American Cemetery in Kinderhook will be shown at Roe Jan Community Library on Sunday\, February 10 at 2 pm. \nIn rural Upstate New York\, the cleanup efforts of a few villagers of stone markers in an overgrown field led to the rediscovery of a forgotten\, “slaves’ cemetery” in which hundreds of African Americans were buried during the 1800s. A portal to the past lives of Kinderhook’s lesser-known non-white population\, the documentary explores Black History and the efforts of some Hudson Valley residents to restore respect to the Persons of Color Cemetery. \nThe one-hour documentary features the archaeological dig and a Ground Penetrating Radar Survey conducted at the site. Moving excerpts from the 2017 cemetery rededication ceremony and a dramatization involving oral history and the Underground Railroad are included. \nFilmmaker Barbara Reina is a writer\, photographer and videographer. Born and raised in Ulster County\, she has been an FM radio newscaster/reporter and has written for various newspapers . She is also the author of a Science Fiction/Romance novel.
URL:https://hillsdaleny.com/event/unearthing-the-history-of-an-african-american-cemetery/
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SUMMARY:Concert at St. John in the Wilderness
DESCRIPTION:Dance-inspired piano music by Granados and Satie\, love-arias from Handel operas\, contrapuntal voices creating harmony when they cross the aisle by Honneger; What do these have in common? \nOn February 10\, 2019 at 3 pm at Church of St. John in the Wilderness in Copake Falls these pieces will be expanded into exciting new textures from their original instrumentation when arranged by the five players of Winds in the Wilderness Ensemble. There will also be solos on the program\, including a performance on the Indian sarod and\, as always\, jazz. \nWinds in the Wilderness Concerts is an award-winning organization known for the range and scope of its repertoire and the versatility of its musicians that is celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2019! \nWe approach every concert with re-invigorated enthusiasm for sharing our creative\, innovative\, joyful and educational programs – mixing classical and jazz\, traditional and contemporary\, eastern and western music.
URL:https://hillsdaleny.com/event/concert-at-st-john-in-the-wilderness/
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SUMMARY:Town Board Meeting
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SUMMARY:Whole Lot of Love Dinner
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SUMMARY:Farming our Future Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Fifth Biennial Farming Our Future “Enhancing Agricultural Literacy in the Community” Conference will take place Saturday\, February 23\, 2019 at the Taconic Hills Central School Performing Arts Center\, Craryville\, from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm. The conference will focus on the importance of knowing where our food comes from as well as looking at sustainability\, best management practices\, land use\, community engagement and farming techniques. \nJessica Ziehm\, former Executive Director of the New York Agriculture Animal Coalition\, will open with a keynote address that will be followed by a variety of one hour-long workshop offerings. A lifelong agriculture advocate\, Ziehm grew up on a dairy farm in eastern New York. She has marketed livestock feed for Cargill\, promoted milk in the Southeast through the dairy check-off program\, worked on member publications for the New York Farm Bureau\, and served as the sole spokesperson for the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets for twelve years. \nMost recently\, she served as the Executive Director of the New York Animal Agriculture Coalition\, a group dedicated to enhancing the public’s awareness and understanding of modern animal agriculture. In this role\, Ziehm empowered farmers to tell their story\, while enticing consumers to learn about the industry she loves and lives. One way she accomplished that was through the creation of the Dairy Cow Birthing Center at the New York State Fair that brings together more than 300 dairy industry volunteers and attracts over 300\,000 people annually. \nConference attendees will be able to take part in two workshops following Ziehm’s keynote address as well as mingle and network with a variety of agriculture-related exhibitors. Workshops will address such topics as food system interconnectedness\, agricultural resiliency\, agricultural mediation\, NY Grown & Certified and more. Confirmed exhibitors include Columbia-Greene Community College\, Columbia Land Conservancy\, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columba and Greene Counties\, and Columbia County Farm Bureau. \nThe conference is designed to attract a diverse audience from the community including established farmers\, beginning farmers\, interested non-farmers\, suppliers\, educators\, community officials\, industry leaders\, and students. A $25 registration fee will cover the cost of breakfast\, lunch and refreshments. \nThe conference is being sponsored by Berkshire Ag Ventures\, Columbia-Greene Media\, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties\, Columbia Land Conservancy\, Farm Credit East\, and Taconic Hills Central Schools. For more information on the conference\, contact steering committee members Steve Hadcock at seh11@cornell.edu or Sandra Gardner at sgardner@taconichills.k12.ny.us. \nThe Taconic Hills Central Schools Performing Arts Center is located at 73 County Route 11A\, Craryville\, NY 12521. Individuals can register online at https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/Farmfuture_210 . \nContact: Theresa Mayhew (tcm5@cornell.edu) or 518-828-3346\, x-217
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