Turn out to The Avalon Lounge on February 22, 2025 to support Wave Farm's WGXC 90.7-FM, your favorite community radio station! Dromedary Records is putting on a fundraiser show for the station featuring Dominick & the Family Band, Hush Woods, $500, and The Entire Earth. Tickets ($12 in-advance and $15 at the door) are available at https://www.viewcy.com/e/wgxc_fundraiser_with.

Dominick & the Family Band is a cosmic blend of breezy folk rock, alt-country, and odd-meter grooves, drawing from the Byrds to Cass McCombs.
https://dominickmusic.bandcamp.com/

Initially formed from members of Kingston NY's The Pleasers, Hush Woods carefully crafts rhythmically and harmonically lush indie rock.
https://hushwoods.bandcamp.com/

$500 and The Entire Earth are newly formed Hudson Valley post punk / noise rock bands.

Turn out for Community Soup Night at Left Bank Ciders to support Wave Farm's WGXC 90.7-FM! There will be soups, a live on-site broadcast of the "WGXC Afternoon Show" hosted by Selha Graham and Tom DePietro, and DJ sets by WGXC Volunteer Programmers Yeshi (NORMLRadio) and Theo Baker (Infinite Contact)! Come on out for cozy soup, conversation, and some tunes. All proceeds go to Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM.

Each Thursday night January through May, Left Bank Ciders hosts Community Soup Night, where volunteers make soup with proceeds benefiting a local non-profit. This fun and successful evening raises significant funds for organizations close to Left Bank Ciders’ hearts, and we couldn’t be more grateful that they’ve chosen WGXC as the beneficiary!

Join us as we close out Warm Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM Appreciation Week! February 2025 marks the station’s 14th Anniversary and this screening, presented in partnership with Hudson Hall, features a discussion with WGXC Programmers and a nod to Wave Farm's microradio origins!

7:00 p.m. Panel Discussion with Brendan Donegan (Playing Favorites), , Mayuko Fujino (Beakuency), Philiip Grant (Solid Gold Soul Countdown:), Noah Martinez (Clubhouse Radio), and Rev. Kim L. Singletary. (There's a Bright Side Somewhere), moderated by Wave Farm Radio Program Director, Meredith Kooi.
7:30 p.m. Screening Pump Up the Volume (1990, dir. Allan Moyle)
Introverted teen by day, anonymous pirate radio provocateur by night, Mark Hunter (Christian Slater) shares his angst via a shortwave radio in his parents’ basement. Hunter’s trash-talking persona Hard Harry gives voice to the growing discontent of his fellow youth and, with encouragement from the rebellious Nora (Samantha Mathis), he soon becomes the reluctant leader of a suburban revolution. With an iconic 90’s soundtrack featuring The Beastie Boys, Leonard Cohen, The Pixies, and more, Pump Up the Volume is an unforgettable cult classic that will have you eating your cereal with a fork and doing your homework in the dark.

More information and tickets ($5) at https://hudsonhall.org/event/pump-up-the-volume