Come play with our large selection of legos and colouring books. Happens in the East Room.

The public is encouraged to attend this public meeting. Anyone recording audio of the meeting is urged to send it to info@wgxc.org, where we can post it for all to share. WGXC suggests calling ahead to confirm time and location.

To fill elected positions at the federal, state and local levels of government.

Weekly classes will resume on Tuesdays with two levels: Advanced Beginner (5:30-6:30pm) for students of Spanish who have taken at least an introductory course in the language, and Intermediate (6:45-7:45pm) for those conversational in Spanish and who wish to further develop their skills. There will be a celebration of the students’ work at the conclusion of the series for both levels on December 4 from 5:30-7pm. Adults and high school students are welcome.

The Catskill Town Board meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Board Committee meetings usually held on the third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. The public is encouraged to attend.

WGXC is partnering with the town of Catskill to present live audio streams of public meetings. During meetings, the live stream will be accessible by clicking the play arrow below. Additionally, listeners with iPhones or iPads may now use the Wave Farm Radio App to listen to the Catskill Town Board meetings, WGXC 90.7-FM, or other Wave Farm and partner streams. View the Wave Farm Radio App in the App Store at https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wave-farm-radio/id1284966744?ls=1&mt=8

Audio archives from past meetings will be available following the meeting as possible. More information at http://www.townofcatskillny.gov/.

A documentary film on the very first scientific expedition, focused on plastic waste, through the center of the South Atlantic Ocean. Environmental documentaries are shown twice a month as part of this series. Contact Jeffrey at 518-478-5414.

The public is encouraged to attend this public meeting. Anyone recording audio of the meeting is urged to send it to info@wgxc.org, where we can post it for all to share. WGXC suggests calling ahead to confirm time and location.

The public is encouraged to attend this public meeting. Anyone recording audio of the meeting is urged to send it to info@wgxc.org, where we can post it for all to share. WGXC suggests calling ahead to confirm time and location. The Town Planning Board meets the first Wednesday of every month.

“Colors of Columbia County,” a photographic exhibit by the members of the Columbia County Photo Club will be the latest exhibition in the library’s community room. The theme of “Colors of Columbia County” was chosen to give the photo artists the opportunity and freedom to explore the power of color in the pictures they make. This will be the eighth year for the Club’s annual show, which is hosted by the Friends of the Hudson Area Library.

Town of Rensselaerville public hearing on the preliminary budget. Regular meeting to follow at 7 p.m.

The town of Ghent will hold a workshop and public hearing on its 2019 preliminary budget. The spending plan, as proposed, totals $2.06 million and includes a 1.2 percent tax levy increase. For those unable to attend the meeting in person, video conferencing is available. Anyone wishing to attend via video conference is asked to notify the Ghent Town Clerk prior to the meeting by calling 518-392-4644.

Michael Whistler’s “Casse Noisette” (The Nutcracker) interweaves the life of Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky with that of a deeply-closeted modern-day American high school teacher obsessed with Tchaikovsky’s music. Sugar Plum Fairies and phone sex workers collide in this tale about discovering the strength to be true to one’s self, whatever the cost. Eight performances only. Details and ticketing information at BridgeSt.org.

Bobby Previte's Blueprints. Hudson valley composer Bobby Previte leads a conceptual performance, with webcasts at wgxc.org and wavefarm.org. Previte has invited some of his favorite musicians in the Hudson Valley and beyond for these inaugural concerts of his newest project, Blueprints. Starting from 1979 and going forward up to the present moment, Previte has ripped a fragment of nearly every piece of music he has written in the last 39 years and placed them all, divorced from their previous context, into one (very long) document. The ensemble will play, distort, improvise around, and sometimes ignore these fragments. Using hand signals, body movements, and the occasional odd glare, Previte conducts the musicians through the maze, taking a different path every night. Part performance, part open rehearsal, part hang out - where audience members as well as players will see the fragments projected on screen - Blueprints should be a wildly different experience each performance. There should be a live webstream at http://wgxc.org. Click on "Listen Now" at top of the page, and scroll down to find the live webstream.

Two weekends of this musical, Nov. 2-3, and Nov. 9-10 with performances Friday at 8 p.m., and Saturdays at 7:30 and 10 p.m.

Help with resumes, interview skills, online job applications, and finding the right market for your particular job skills. Program hours are every Friday 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 1st and 3rd Wednesdays 5-7 p.m., and by appointment, through November 30. Open to the public.

The program will include performances by the high school band and concert chorus and the Treblaires. Light refreshments will be served following the program. Seating for veterans and their guests will begin at 8:30 a.m.

The Face of It features concert-staged readings of three one-act documentary plays: The Call of the Sasquatch, based on recorded Sasquatch hunts with Gayle Beatty and psychic medium Johnny Angel; In Her Shoes, where Ulster County BOCES principal Gary Suraci and Genna Suraci visit their mother Lena in a Poughkeepsie nursing home and step into a new stage of life together; and The Weight, with a young woman from Ballston Lake is forced to make an impossible choice that challenges her relationship to God and family.

Michael Whistler’s “Casse Noisette” (The Nutcracker) interweaves the life of Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky with that of a deeply-closeted modern-day American high school teacher obsessed with Tchaikovsky’s music. Sugar Plum Fairies and phone sex workers collide in this tale about discovering the strength to be true to one’s self, whatever the cost. Eight performances only. Details and ticketing information at BridgeSt.org.

Fundraiser for Hudson HS Class of 2020. Fun day of shopping with a wide variety of local vendors/crafts to choose from. There will be a raffle table, 50/50 raffle, and concession stand.

Architecture of Louis I. Kahn with Scott Benedict and Chris Perry.

Old Chatham Quaker Meeting will screen "Disturbing the Peace," which follows former enemy combatants-Israeli Soldiers from elite units and Palestinian fighters, many of whom served years in prison- who have joined together to challenge the status quo and say “enough.” Refreshments will be served and a moderated discussion will follow. For more information call 518-766-2992.

The Bright Wings Chorus Farewell Tour. Workshop 1-4 p.m. and concert at 7 p.m. Led by composer Brendan Taaffe, performing American Shape Note music, an early hymn tradition, the singers of Bright Wings are soulful, rhythmic and soaring. The Bright Wings Chorus is Meg Chittenden, Kimberly Moore, Mia Bertelli, Addie Rose Holland, Sarah Allard, Wheaton Squier, Brendan Taafe, Stephen Higa, Avery Book, and Casey Steinberg.

Trumpeter Chris Pasin performs the music of Ornette Coleman with Adam Siegel, Michael Bisio, Harvey Sorgen, and special guests Creative Music Studio founders Karl Berger and Ingrid Sertso. For his fourth CD as leader, jazz trumpeter Chris Pasin leads his band Ornettiquette in saluting NEA Jazz Master and Pulitzer Prize winner Ornette Coleman and his long-time collaborator Don Cherry. With his new album, “Ornettiquette,” trumpeter Chris Pasin and his band of musicians take a joyous look at the music of saxophonist/composer/innovator Ornette Coleman and his long-time sonic partner trumpeter Don Cherry. This is the fourth release as a leader for New York-native Pasin, a longtime practitioner of jazz from straight-ahead to avant-garde. WGXC broadcasts this show from our partner station WOOC-LP in Troy, New York.

Swing Dance with The Lucky 5, a jazz band that blends swing and gypsy jazz. The Lucky 5 is Kip Beacco (guitar,) Will Carroll (drums), Matt Downing (bass), Carolyn Dufraine (trombone), and Jonathan Talbott (fiddle). For more information: Beth@oldtonemusicfestival.com, (413) 429 1176.

Michael Whistler’s “Casse Noisette” (The Nutcracker) interweaves the life of Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky with that of a deeply-closeted modern-day American high school teacher obsessed with Tchaikovsky’s music. Sugar Plum Fairies and phone sex workers collide in this tale about discovering the strength to be true to one’s self, whatever the cost. Eight performances only. Details and ticketing information at BridgeSt.org.

Brooklyn hard rockers the Giraffes have been sticking out their necks for 20 years, sharing stages across the U.S. and Europe and performing with the Eagles of Death Metal, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Fishbone, The Strokes, and other bands.

Show for the release of Publication Studio's new book "Fowre 2: Gone Country" with three country-tinged songwriters. Garrett McClure is a singer/songwriter originally hailing from a small town in West Texas. Lately he has lived in Hudson, New York and has been writing songs there. Alexander Guerrero has been playing guitar and singing with either of these gentlemen anywhere within the last decade. He will be debuting some new songs and performing (with back up from these two gentlemen) for the first time in Upstate New York. Brett Miller is a singer/songwriter originally from San Diego. He now lives outside of Catskill and writes music from his home there with help from the chickens and his dog. There should be a live webstream at http://wgxc.org. Click on "Listen Now" at top of the page, and scroll down to find the live webstream.

Over the last three decades, Big Sandy and his Fly Rite Boys have brought with them a brand of American music that has earned them an induction into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, several national television appearances, guest spots on The Grand Ole Opry, and a slew of adoring fans. Doors open at 6 p.m.

Verdigris Tea is donating 10 percent of all sales on this day to The Art School of Columbia County to make their vintage schoolhouse into a permanent home. Learn more at www.artschoolofcolumbiacounty.org.

Michael Whistler’s “Casse Noisette” (The Nutcracker) interweaves the life of Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky with that of a deeply-closeted modern-day American high school teacher obsessed with Tchaikovsky’s music. Sugar Plum Fairies and phone sex workers collide in this tale about discovering the strength to be true to one’s self, whatever the cost. Eight performances only. Details and ticketing information at BridgeSt.org.

This story hour, with Pamela Badila, provides families with the opportunity to explore stories that formed the traditions and ethics of specific cultures. Sundays through June 28, 2019.

The Broad Street Chorale and Orchestra is joined by guest soloists in performances of Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola and the immortal Requiem. This is believed to be the first performance by a regionally-based ensemble of Robert D. Levin’s completion of the Requiem, Mozart’s last but unfinished work. Concerts in the Village Artistic Director David Smith will conduct, with 85 performing. Soloists include violinist Helena Baillie (Bard), violist Judith Nelson (NY Philharmonic), soprano Paulina Swierczek, alto Chloë Schaaf, tenor Eric Finbarr Carey, and baritone Wayne Arthur Paul. For further information and reservations please visit www.concertsinthevillage.org, or call 518-758-6869.

Local drummer/composer leads his double trio; two Hammond Organs, two tenor saxophones, and a trap drum set, but only three musicians.