The First Reformed Church of Catskill holds its annual Spring Rummage Sale on Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

An American tragedy by celebrated playwright Arthur Miller, directed by Aaron Holbritter. This drama has timely themes concerning family, immigration, and the American Dream.

Marimba artist, composer, and free improviser, Peter Fagiola leads the band performing live at HiLo in Catskill and on the radio at 90.7-FM. Go to wgxc.org/listen to tune in.

A new trio of musicians:
Bobby Previte is a composer and performer whose work explores the nexus between notated and improvised music. One of the seminal figures of the 80s New York ‘Downtown’ scene, Previte has received multiple awards for music composition, most recently the Greenfield Prize for Music and a Guggenheim Fellowship. He leads a plethora of ensembles from his instrument, the drums. including Blueprints—projected/conducted historical fragments, Rhapsody— acoustic song cycle, Mass—metal + medieval, Terminals—concertos for soloist and So Percussion. "His ensembles speak in visionary tongues."—The New Yorker
Jamie Saft is a virtuoso pianist, keyboardist, producer, and composer from New York. His stylistic versatility, multi-instrumentalist capabilities, and production skills have been featured with Beastie Boys, Bad Brains, HR, The B-52’s, John Adams, Laurie Anderson, Donovan, Antony and the Johnsons, and Iggy Pop. Saft leads the New Zion Trio, The Jamie Saft Trio, and The Jamie Saft Quartet.
Guitar explorer Nels Cline is best known these days as the lead guitarist in the band Wilco. His recording and performing career — spanning jazz, rock, punk and experimental — is well into its fourth decade, with over 200 recordings, including at least 30 for which he is leader. Cline has received many accolades including Rolling Stone anointing him as both one of 20 "new guitar gods" and one of the top 100 guitarists of all time (which is, of course, completely absurd).

Spend a weekend at Drop Forge & Tool learning the fundamentals of quilt construction in this two-day workshop with local quilt maker, Susan Chiappini. If you can fill a bobbin, thread your machine, and create a straight stitch you already have the skills of a beginner quilter.

Saturdays, begins April 6 through June 29, 1:30-2:30pm This series, divided into 4-week long workshops during the months of April, May & June, introduces exercises that improve postural stability, core strength, spatial body awareness, sensory integration, agility and coordination. The class size has a cap of 12 to allow greater flexibility in addressing the needs of each participant. After completing the series of four sessions, the individual will have mastered a balance routine that they can continue independently at home. To register email programs@hudsonarealibrary.org.

An American tragedy by celebrated playwright Arthur Miller, directed by Aaron Holbritter. This drama has timely themes concerning family, immigration, and the American Dream.

http://willstratton.com/ Will Stratton is a songwriter and guitarist living in Beacon, New York. His sixth album, "Rosewood Almanac," was released in 2017 on Bella Union records, and was accompanied by tours with The Weather Station, John Smith, Holly Macve and others in the UK and Europe.
https://graemedaubert.bandcamp.com/releases Graeme Daubert has been playing in Brooklyn-based band Alpenglow since 2010.

A Catskill institution returns for yet another “farewell” performance. Flo Hayle’s previous cabaret shows for BST – “I Feel Some Songs Comin’ On,” “No Biz Like Show Biz,” and “Encores!” – have included old songs, new songs, and tales from her theatrical past. Now she celebrates the approach of her 90th Birthday (on April 22) with an all-new show called “Life Happens," produced by Jan Grice and accompanied (as always) by the supremely gifted Jay Kerr.For more details, visit BridgeSt.org.

An American tragedy by celebrated playwright Arthur Miller, directed by Aaron Holbritter. This drama has timely themes concerning family, immigration, and the American Dream.

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.

Irish performers perform with Celtic harps and hammered dulcimers, pennywhistles, concertina, valiha (Malagasy harp) and storytelling.