Upcoming Events
Performed at The Center – Streaming into your home!
April 16 – 25, 2021
8 pm on Fridays & Saturdays
6 pm on Sundays
$30 for a household pass
May Not Be Appropriate for Young Audiences.
On a quest to find his “extraordinary” life, Pippin struggles through the everyday just being ordinary. Having experimented with every possible path to fulfillment he realizes, with the help of a widow and her child, that the most fulfilling road is a modest, ordinary life.
With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson, Pippin won 5 Tony awards in 1973 including Best Direction and Best Leading Actor in a musical (Leading Player), and four Tonys in 2013 including Best Musical Revival, Best Direction and Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Leading Player).
Directed by Jovan Bradley, with music direction by Paul and JoAnne Schubert and choreography by Cedric James.
Starring Ben Simonetty and AnnChris Warren. Featuring Ory Lopez, Jess Lyke, Amy Gustin Millin, Howie Riggs, Kyrie Sweet & Laurie Woolever. With Emily Fuller, Cedric James, Jennelle Liscombe, Amber McCarthy & Joei Vita.
Pippin will be performed at The CENTER and will be available at show times to stream to the comfort of your home.
No limit to attendees!
In order to purchase tickets, *you must place order before 5pm on show days*. That day’s link will be sent no later than 5:30pm.
You will receive a separate e-mail from our partner Showtix4U, where your private link to the performance will be embedded so that you can enjoy the show from the comfort of your home!
Visit The CENTER on Facebook & Twitter
Saturday, April 17, 2021
2 – 3:30 pm
For Ages 7 & up
$8 per family Members Free
Must complete a COVID questionnaire
Join Wendy Bosco and Nick Comparato of the Bat Interest Group of Westchester (BIGW) for an afternoon all about bats at Teatown! Enjoy socially distanced outdoor time, learn about the bats that call Westchester home, and help build bat boxes that will be installed right here at Teatown nature preserve! This program is limited to 4 families.
Wednesday, April 17, 2021
7 – 8:30 pm
Vernal pools are important wetland habitats that are easily overlooked in your own backyard. Join us as we investigate their function and the animals that utilize these temporary bodies of water.
Tickets are Pay-as-you-wish. Program to take place over Zoom. Participants will receive the access code/link upon registration. Please check all of your email folders after purchase.
Performed at The Center – Streaming into your home!
April 16 – 25, 2021
8 pm on Fridays & Saturdays
6 pm on Sundays
$30 for a household pass
May Not Be Appropriate for Young Audiences.
On a quest to find his “extraordinary” life, Pippin struggles through the everyday just being ordinary. Having experimented with every possible path to fulfillment he realizes, with the help of a widow and her child, that the most fulfilling road is a modest, ordinary life.
With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson, Pippin won 5 Tony awards in 1973 including Best Direction and Best Leading Actor in a musical (Leading Player), and four Tonys in 2013 including Best Musical Revival, Best Direction and Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Leading Player).
Directed by Jovan Bradley, with music direction by Paul and JoAnne Schubert and choreography by Cedric James.
Starring Ben Simonetty and AnnChris Warren. Featuring Ory Lopez, Jess Lyke, Amy Gustin Millin, Howie Riggs, Kyrie Sweet & Laurie Woolever. With Emily Fuller, Cedric James, Jennelle Liscombe, Amber McCarthy & Joei Vita.
Pippin will be performed at The CENTER and will be available at show times to stream to the comfort of your home.
No limit to attendees!
In order to purchase tickets, *you must place order before 5pm on show days*. That day’s link will be sent no later than 5:30pm.
You will receive a separate e-mail from our partner Showtix4U, where your private link to the performance will be embedded so that you can enjoy the show from the comfort of your home!
Visit The CENTER on Facebook & Twitter
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
translated by Hansol Jung
Sunday, April 18, 2021
1 – 2 pm RSVP for Tickets
Pre-show panel 1 pm | Matinee showtime 2 pm
The Department of Theatre Arts Mainstage Productions and the School of Education at SUNY New Paltz present Current Conversations in Theatre and Education. Join us for pre-show panels and talkbacks featuring SUNY New Paltz faculty and K-12 teachers from the Hudson Valley Writing Project. Panelists will discuss how each play speaks to our current cultural landscape while also considering what lessons it holds for students of all ages. This is a virtual event.
Visit SUNY New Paltz on Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter & YouTube
After-School/Homeschool Virtual Field Trip Series
Mondays in April 2021
5 – 6 pm
Geared towards Ages 12+, or younger if accompanied by an adult. Adults are also welcome.
$12 per lesson or $40 for all four
How do we understand racism in America? The Ashokan Center is honored to present a dynamic, four-part, live online history series with educator Albert Cook, Mondays in April. Each 60 minute lesson will explore a specific area of our shared history and the resulting deep cultural challenges we face today. Albert is an experienced high-school teacher and inspiring speaker, adept at connecting the dots between the past and present. This series is
Visit The Ashokan Center on Facebook & Instagram
4/5 What is Race, Where Did Whiteness Originate?
4/12 Race & Sports
4/19 Race & Music
4/26 Origins of The N Word and Its Modern Use
Performed at The Center – Streaming into your home!
April 16 – 25, 2021
8 pm on Fridays & Saturdays
6 pm on Sundays
$30 for a household pass
May Not Be Appropriate for Young Audiences.
On a quest to find his “extraordinary” life, Pippin struggles through the everyday just being ordinary. Having experimented with every possible path to fulfillment he realizes, with the help of a widow and her child, that the most fulfilling road is a modest, ordinary life.
With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson, Pippin won 5 Tony awards in 1973 including Best Direction and Best Leading Actor in a musical (Leading Player), and four Tonys in 2013 including Best Musical Revival, Best Direction and Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Leading Player).
Directed by Jovan Bradley, with music direction by Paul and JoAnne Schubert and choreography by Cedric James.
Starring Ben Simonetty and AnnChris Warren. Featuring Ory Lopez, Jess Lyke, Amy Gustin Millin, Howie Riggs, Kyrie Sweet & Laurie Woolever. With Emily Fuller, Cedric James, Jennelle Liscombe, Amber McCarthy & Joei Vita.
Pippin will be performed at The CENTER and will be available at show times to stream to the comfort of your home.
No limit to attendees!
In order to purchase tickets, *you must place order before 5pm on show days*. That day’s link will be sent no later than 5:30pm.
You will receive a separate e-mail from our partner Showtix4U, where your private link to the performance will be embedded so that you can enjoy the show from the comfort of your home!
Visit The CENTER on Facebook & Twitter
Saturday, April 24, 2021
2 – 3 pm
$15 per family/ $10 Members’ Family BUY TIX NOW
Join educator Marie Roche at Kingsland Point County Park in Sleepy Hollow, NY, to see what lives in the Hudson River! Find out why the estuary is such a special habitat and see what fish you might catch. Come prepared to have fun splashing in the water wearing clothes and shoes that can get you wet. Limited to 4 families/session. No more than 5 family members/family.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Must complete a COVID questionnaire
Visit Teatown on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & YouTube
Visit Westchester County Parks on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter
Performed at The Center – Streaming into your home!
April 16 – 25, 2021
8 pm on Fridays & Saturdays
6 pm on Sundays
$30 for a household pass
May Not Be Appropriate for Young Audiences.
On a quest to find his “extraordinary” life, Pippin struggles through the everyday just being ordinary. Having experimented with every possible path to fulfillment he realizes, with the help of a widow and her child, that the most fulfilling road is a modest, ordinary life.
With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson, Pippin won 5 Tony awards in 1973 including Best Direction and Best Leading Actor in a musical (Leading Player), and four Tonys in 2013 including Best Musical Revival, Best Direction and Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Leading Player).
Directed by Jovan Bradley, with music direction by Paul and JoAnne Schubert and choreography by Cedric James.
Starring Ben Simonetty and AnnChris Warren. Featuring Ory Lopez, Jess Lyke, Amy Gustin Millin, Howie Riggs, Kyrie Sweet & Laurie Woolever. With Emily Fuller, Cedric James, Jennelle Liscombe, Amber McCarthy & Joei Vita.
Pippin will be performed at The CENTER and will be available at show times to stream to the comfort of your home.
No limit to attendees!
In order to purchase tickets, *you must place order before 5pm on show days*. That day’s link will be sent no later than 5:30pm.
You will receive a separate e-mail from our partner Showtix4U, where your private link to the performance will be embedded so that you can enjoy the show from the comfort of your home!
Visit The CENTER on Facebook & Twitter
Sunday, April 25, 2021
11 am – 12 pm
$8/ Free for members
Teatown’s popular Animal Ambassador programs return for the spring! Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy learning about reptiles, raptors, and more with environmental educator, Elissa Schilmeister. This is an in-person person program at Teatown.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Must complete a COVID questionnaire
After-School/Homeschool Virtual Field Trip Series
Mondays in April 2021
5 – 6 pm
Geared towards Ages 12+, or younger if accompanied by an adult. Adults are also welcome.
$12 per lesson or $40 for all four
How do we understand racism in America? The Ashokan Center is honored to present a dynamic, four-part, live online history series with educator Albert Cook, Mondays in April. Each 60 minute lesson will explore a specific area of our shared history and the resulting deep cultural challenges we face today. Albert is an experienced high-school teacher and inspiring speaker, adept at connecting the dots between the past and present. This series is
Visit The Ashokan Center on Facebook & Instagram
4/5 What is Race, Where Did Whiteness Originate?
4/12 Race & Sports
4/19 Race & Music
4/26 Origins of The N Word and Its Modern Use
Saturday, April 10, 2021 | 10 am & 4 pm
Saturdays, May 8 & June 12, 2021 | 10 am
Recommended for ages 5 years & older
$9 BUY TIX NOW
Take a virtual family museum tour through time with our museum educator, Lisa DiMarzo. What is a museum? Each month we will take a closeup look at a collection object and uncover treasures of the past. This 30-minute, live zoom presentation will be followed by questions and comments from the audience.
April 10 – Spend Some Time! Tall Case Clock
May 8 – Tea time! Teacup Close-Up
June 12 – Toys and Games! Rocking Horse Close-Up
ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIRED
This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services [CAGML-246991-OMLS-20].
Saturday, May 8th & Sunday, May 9th 2021
11 am – 4 pm
General Admission is $25 BUY TIX NOW
On May 8th & 9th, 2021 (Mother’s Day Weekend), EscapeMaker.com will present the 1st Annual Women in Food & Farming Festival at Stone Ridge Orchard in the Hudson Valley of New York State – 2 hours outside of New York City. The hybrid live/virtual event will honor and celebrate women-owned farms and businesses in the food and craft beverage industries and provide resources to entrepreneurs.
Saturday, May 8: LIVE OUTDOOR NEW YORK STATE FARMERS MARKET
Local foods and beverages from women producers and farmers will be for sale. Attendees will receive a to-go swag bag of local products to eat separately at socially distanced picnic tables or 10ft field pods. They can also get info about local agritourism farm escapes and farm-table restaurants, wine, distillery, and cidery trails. Social distancing protocols will allow consumers to watch demos and browse and shop for gifts. Entrepreneurs can gather info about MWBE certification, training, grants, and funding opportunities to either start-up or grow their businesses. A brief kick-off introduction will highlight the importance of celebrating women in business and creating opportunities for growth in the agriculture, food and craft beverage, and agritourism sectors.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MAY 9TH VIRTUAL PORTION OF THE EVENT AT WOMENNOURISH.COM.
Tickets: Students 21 & under are free for May 8th only. General admission is $25 and includes live market access and a swag bag of samples on May 8th and virtual event access on May 9th. VIP tickets are $75 and include live market access and a swag bag of samples and an exclusive live orchard walk and talk with Stone Ridge Orchard farmer Elizabeth Ryan and cider tasting under a 300-year old oak tree on May 8th, plus virtual event access on May 9th.
Mask wearing is required, and although the live New York State officially designated Farmer’s Market will take place on the expansive 115-acre farm and orchard, attendance will be capped to adhere to all safety protocols. Additionally, there will be a virtual experience of online educational presentations on various topics by industry pros.
Presented by EscapeMaker and Fulton Stall Market, and sponsored by The New York Cider Association, Cabot Cheese, Hudson Valley Farmhouse Cider, SnapDragon & RubyFrost Apples, The Diamond Mills Hotel Saugerties, VisitIthaca.com, and SullivanCatskills.com, with media partners Heritage Radio and Edible Manhattan, the event encourages women consumers and entrepreneurs from across the food and farming industries, hospitality service members, chefs, restaurateurs, winemakers, craft beverage producers, local agritourism destinations and lodging operators to attend, shop, taste, learn and participate – either in person or virtually.
For tickets and info on the farmers market and virtual events: womennourish.com
Saturday, May 8th & Sunday, May 9th 2021
11 am – 4 pm
General Admission is $25 BUY TIX NOW
On May 8th & 9th, 2021 (Mother’s Day Weekend), EscapeMaker.com will present the 1st Annual Women in Food & Farming Festival at Stone Ridge Orchard in the Hudson Valley of New York State – 2 hours outside of New York City. The hybrid live/virtual event will honor and celebrate women-owned farms and businesses in the food and craft beverage industries and provide resources to entrepreneurs.
Saturday, May 8: LIVE OUTDOOR NEW YORK STATE FARMERS MARKET
Local foods and beverages from women producers and farmers will be for sale. Attendees will receive a to-go swag bag of local products to eat separately at socially distanced picnic tables or 10ft field pods. They can also get info about local agritourism farm escapes and farm-table restaurants, wine, distillery, and cidery trails. Social distancing protocols will allow consumers to watch demos and browse and shop for gifts. Entrepreneurs can gather info about MWBE certification, training, grants, and funding opportunities to either start-up or grow their businesses. A brief kick-off introduction will highlight the importance of celebrating women in business and creating opportunities for growth in the agriculture, food and craft beverage, and agritourism sectors.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MAY 9TH VIRTUAL PORTION OF THE EVENT AT WOMENNOURISH.COM.
Tickets: Students 21 & under are free for May 8th only. General admission is $25 and includes live market access and a swag bag of samples on May 8th and virtual event access on May 9th. VIP tickets are $75 and include live market access and a swag bag of samples and an exclusive live orchard walk and talk with Stone Ridge Orchard farmer Elizabeth Ryan and cider tasting under a 300-year old oak tree on May 8th, plus virtual event access on May 9th.
Mask wearing is required, and although the live New York State officially designated Farmer’s Market will take place on the expansive 115-acre farm and orchard, attendance will be capped to adhere to all safety protocols. Additionally, there will be a virtual experience of online educational presentations on various topics by industry pros.
Presented by EscapeMaker and Fulton Stall Market, and sponsored by The New York Cider Association, Cabot Cheese, Hudson Valley Farmhouse Cider, SnapDragon & RubyFrost Apples, The Diamond Mills Hotel Saugerties, VisitIthaca.com, and SullivanCatskills.com, with media partners Heritage Radio and Edible Manhattan, the event encourages women consumers and entrepreneurs from across the food and farming industries, hospitality service members, chefs, restaurateurs, winemakers, craft beverage producers, local agritourism destinations and lodging operators to attend, shop, taste, learn and participate – either in person or virtually.
For tickets and info on the farmers market and virtual events: womennourish.com
Saturday, April 10, 2021 | 10 am & 4 pm
Saturdays, May 8 & June 12, 2021 | 10 am
Recommended for ages 5 years & older
$9 BUY TIX NOW
Take a virtual family museum tour through time with our museum educator, Lisa DiMarzo. What is a museum? Each month we will take a closeup look at a collection object and uncover treasures of the past. This 30-minute, live zoom presentation will be followed by questions and comments from the audience.
April 10 – Spend Some Time! Tall Case Clock
May 8 – Tea time! Teacup Close-Up
June 12 – Toys and Games! Rocking Horse Close-Up
ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIRED
This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services [CAGML-246991-OMLS-20].
