Hudson Winter Walk is This Saturday, December 3!

Every year on the first Saturday in December, Hudson’s Warren street becomes a winter wonderland and celebration of the holidays. The street is closed to automobile traffic and becomes a pedestrian promenade. Most of the stores and galleries use Winter Walk to premier their holiday-inspired decorated store front windows, and stay open later than usual.

The all-ages festivities including a parade down Warren that culminates in a fireworks show. This year, which is the 20th Anniversary of Winter Walk, will also include live reindeers, and performers throughout town, including carolers, fire-throwing jugglers, and one saxophone-playing Santa Claus.

DETAILS:
December 3, 2016, 5–8 pm (Rain, Snow, or Shine)

5pm— Santa Parade kicks off the festivities from the Hudson Opera House
5pm— Phil Kline’s UNSILENT NIGHT steps off from the foot of Warren Street at Front Street
5:45pm— UNSILENT NIGHT culminates at the 7th Street Park
8pm— Fireworks at Promenade Hill

For more info, visit HudsonOperaHouse.org/Winter-Walk by clicking here.

 

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Soul Clap & Dance-Off at The Half Moon, November 19

2014soulclaptourposterTomorrow night at The Half Moon in Hudson, it’s Soul Clap & Dance-Off, featuring DJ Jonathan Toubin.

Toubin is an NYC DJ, who is known in the underground scene for bringing throwback pizzazz and retro cool to contemporary dance parties. He grabs soul sounds from the 1960’s, and drops them on today’s late-night dance floors.

To hear one of Toubin’s Soul Clap sessions, check out his Sound Cloud page, here.

WHEN:
Saturday, Nov. 19 at 10 pm

WHERE:
The Half Moon, 48 S Front St., Hudson, New York

MORE:
Check out theHalfMoonHudson.com for more info.

 

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Last Chance for Follies, Function & Form: Imagining Olana’s Summer House

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This week is the last chance to check out the exhibition, “Follies, Function & Form: Imagining Olana’s Summer House,” at Olana.

The 1886 Plan of Olana is highly accurate, however, the plans contain a mysterious structure labeled “Summer House”. According the the Olana site, “Summer houses were common in early American gardens and public landscapes, yet there is no documentary evidence about the style or form of this structure at Olana”. The exhibition asked 21 architects and landscape architects to imagine what the summer house and it’s environs might look like, then sketch those ideas, much in the way Frederic Church used sketches to convey his design and architectural ideas. Each designer was free to explore and combine historic and contemporary design themes.

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This exhibition is organized by The Olana Partnership, in collaboration with the New York Chapters of The American Institute of Architects (AIANY) and the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA-NY).

DATES/TIMES/ADMISSION:

The exhibition, which opened in August, will close on Sunday, November 13. Until then, it is open 10am-5pm at the Coachman’s House Gallery, and is free.

ADDRESS/CONTACT:
Olana Coachman’s House Gallery
5720 State Route 9G
Hudson, NY
Phone: 1 518 828-0135

For more info, check out http://www.Olana.org

 

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Apartments Now Available at The Falls in Hudson

The_Falls_HudsonIt’s been interesting to watch the progress of The Falls, the new luxury apartment complex in Hudson. The sprawling complex has been under construction for a while now on the site of the former Greenport School located at 158 Union Turnpike in Hudson. The Falls’ owner and developer, JMS Collective, demolished everything on the site, except for the original school building, which was built in the early 1900s. In an effort to retain the original building, the old gymnasium has been turned into into a 200-seat banquet hall.

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Phase 1 of construction is now complete, and the first batch of apartments are available for rent. Of the 24 apartments currently available, half have already been leased. The Falls offers one-bedroom apartments at $1,500,  two-bedroom units at $1,700, and three-bedroom apartments at $1,950 a month. The first phase has another 52 apartments in the works, which will become available over the next 30 to 90 days. Phase 2 will add an additional 40 units the the complex when completed in 2017.

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In addition to the apartments, and banquet hall, The Falls will include a fitness center, private movie theater, two outdoor swimming pools, tennis court, nature paths, a playground, and meeting halls.

For more information, including scheduling a tour at The Falls, check out jmscollective.com/the-falls by clicking here.

 

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FilmColumbia’s Spooky Shorts, Saturday & Sunday

childrens-program-2016This weekend, FilmColumbia presents a treat for kids, a special screening of Halloween-themed short films. This event is free to the public, and has two showings:

Saturday at 10 am– Crandell Theatre, Chatham
Sunday at 2 pm– Hudson Opera House, Hudson

The Hudson screening on Sunday is followed by trick or treating on Warren Street from 2-4pm, and the annual Hudson Halloween Parade at 4pm.

 

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