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Anthony de MareLiaisons: Re-Imagining Sondheim from the Piano Saturday, January 21, 8 pm Anthony de Mare is internationally recognized as one of the world's foremost champions of contemporary music. His latest project, Liaisons: Re-Imagining Sondheim from the Piano, is a landmark commissioning and concert project that expresses his vision to expand both the repertoire and the audience for contemporary music. Currently on the roster of Yamaha Artists, he has been praised for his "muscularly virtuosic, remarkably uninhibited performance [and] impressive talents" (Anthony Tommasini, The New York Times). $20, $18 members. |
 
SPLIT INFINITIVE: The work of Joel Carreiro and Brian Wood
January 14-February 12 Curated by Creighton Michael. The works of Joel Carreiro and Brian Wood share a visual exploration into that shadowy territory teetering between figuration and abstraction, reality and dream. Whether through articulation or suggestion, the paintings and drawings of both artists evoke a haunting familiarity initially ensnaring the viewer's interest as they encourage further discovery. |
Laugh, Cry, Kisshttp: hudson teen theatre project Saturday, January 28, 7 pm Scenes from 20th Century American Plays by http: Hudson teen theatre project's advanced scene work students. Free. 
The Underground Railroad Song, Poetry and Word Saturday, February 11, 4 pm A one-hour program in tribute to the Underground Railroad. Quilter Irene Wiley joined with other local artists will explain the secret codes used in songs, quilts, crafts, poetry and how it helped slaves and those assisting them in the Underground Railroad. This family event is designed to educate all ages. Free. |
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The Hudson Opera House offers a year-round schedule of arts and cultural programming in the 1855 former Hudson City Hall which contains New York State's oldest surviving theatre.
Since opening the first restored room in December of 1997, five rooms on the first floor have been rehabilitated, and we have presented thousands of cultural and educational programs, more than 1125 in the last year alone. The Hudson Opera House provides free or low-cost cultural offerings every week of the year.
Ongoing programs include concerts, readings, lectures, exhibitions, theatre and dance presentations, after-school programs, workshops, classes, and community arts events like the annual Winter Walk on Warren Street.
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