Hudson Hall Exhibition, Rodney Greenblat: ‘Something to Look Forward to’

Hudson Hall presents Rodney Greenblat: ‘Something to Look Forward to’ Exhibition now to August 23.

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Photo by Alon Koppel

Hudson Hall presents Rodney Greenblat: ‘Something to Look Forward to’ Exhibition now to August 23. Rodney Alan Greenblat’s aptly-titled, Something to Look Forward to, is an enjoyable, whimsical and engaging collection of new and archival works bursting with color and underpinned with wit and charm.

In Something to Look Forward to, the artist presents us with a vision of his own wonderland future; a land of brightly colored modernist forms populated with ladybugs, friendly robots and giant emblematic cats watched over by “Lemon Eye”- a mystical and beneficial Zen deity who’s image is in almost every work. Greenblat offers us an antidote to the pessimism, division, and dangers of today: the possibility of optimism, wholeness and safety. Familiar and wildly imaginative at the same time, the paintings and constructions celebrate the ability we all have to re-imagine our world. 

DATE/TIME: Until August 23, 2020
Friday, 1 – 5pm, Saturday & Sunday, 1 – 4pm
(Timed entry on the hour. 10 reservations max/hour).
Socially-Distanced Guided Tours (maximum of 6 per tour): Saturdays & Sundays, 4pm

COST: Free and Open to public
Socially-Distanced Guided Tours – $10 (free for members)
Reservations required. Visit hudsonhall.org for tickets


LOCATION: Hudson Hall

Center Hall Gallery & Common Council Room
327 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534

MORE: In keeping with New York State guidelines to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission, visitors to Hudson Hall must comply with safety protocols, such as social distancing and wearing a mask. Hudson Hall reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone who does not comply with these guidelines or make reservations in advance.
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Hudson in Concert at Hudson Riverfront Park Rescheduled for August 26

Waterfront Wednesdays at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, in Hudson.

“Hudson in Concert: a Community Celebration” was originally scheduled for August 1st in Henry Hudson Riverfront Park. Due to the Coronavirus, the full orchestra concert has been rescheduled and reimagined as a smaller program of “Hudson in Concert” to take place during the Waterfront Wednesdays series on August 26th

The program will feature musicians and guest artists of the HFO with musical selections including tango, Klezmer, jazz, Indian classical music, Bangladeshi songs, and R&B/Afrobeat-influenced music.

DATE/TIME: Wednesday, August 26, 2020 / 6:30pm – 8pm

LOCATION: Henry Hudson Riverfront Park
Hudson, NY (Behind the Amtrak station)

COST: Free
Donations welcome at hudsonfestivalorchestra.org/support

MORE:
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www.hudsonartscoalition.org
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Waterfront Wednesdays 2020 in Hudson at Riverfront Park, Jul 15

Waterfront Wednesdays at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, in Hudson.

Waterfront Wednesdays at Henry Hudson Riverfront Park, in Hudson, will bring together a diverse collection of offerings such as kayak rentals and lighthouse tours, along with vendors, food, entertainment and a drum circle.

Screen Shot 2020-07-13 at 12.02.15 PMOrganized by Hudson Arts Coalition, Waterfront Wednesdays will Take place each week, in the Riverfront Park.


DATE/TIME
: Wednesday, July 15, 2020 / 4pm – 8pm

LOCATION: Henry Hudson Riverfront Park
Hudson, NY (Behind the Amtrak station)

MORE:
www.hudsonartscoalition.org
instagram.com/waterfrontwednesdays

 

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Helsinki Hudson Virtual Open Mic Nights

Club Helsinki presents Virtual Open Mic night, every Tuesday.

Club Helsinki presents Virtual Open Mic night, every Tuesday. Check out great local Musicians, Comics, Spoken Word Poets, and so much more.

Here is a recent show.

DATE/TIME: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 / 7:30 pm

LOCATION: http://clubhelsinki.live

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Celebrate July 4th & Summer w/ Shared Streets in Hudson

To create space for safe, physical distancing, the City of Hudson is extending Shared Summer Streets through the summer.

To create space for safe, physical distancing, the City of Hudson is extending Shared Summer Streets through the summer. The Hudson Shared Summer Streets Program is going to make street space available to businesses, residents, and local organizations in new ways.

Here’s some helpful information:

  • Shared Summer Street Hours
    • Monday-Friday 4pm to 10pm
    • Saturday and Sunday 11am to 10pm
  • During Shared Summer Street hours, Warren Street is open to pedestrians, bicycles and cars, and traffic is calmed to 5mph to ensure everyone’s safety.
  • Any parking spot on Warren Street not being used by businesses can be used for parking! Based on the number of applications received, we believe the majority of spaces will remain for parking. Metered parking rules remain in effect.
  • There are also many municipal lots throughout the city available for parking, within walking distance to Warren street. A big thanks from the City of Hudson to Columbia County for making county lots available after 5pm and on weekends during this program. To find out more view the parking guide map.

The roadway space is shared by people walking, biking, and driving at low speeds. These programs generally allow people walking and biking in both directions to use the road, and people driving are expected to yield to them.

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Photos by JD Urban

Local Access Only and Shared Street signs are posted at key cross streets to discourage through traffic, but the street remains open for residents of the street, emergency vehicles, deliveries and short-term pick-up. Signs and barriers are intended to be easily understood by all users, with no additional police presence required.

Hudson held a trial weekend from Friday, June 26 – Sunday, June 28. After an evaluation of that weekend, including reviewing a survey of business owners, residents and visitors, the program will continue, with amended conditions.

All photos in this post by JD Urban

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