ARTISTS
The Wassaic Project Summer Festival curated by Eve + Bowie & Elan
Over 40 artists featuring site sensitive installations in the Maxon Mills, Luther Barn, and various exterior locations in Wassaic. As artists, Eve + Bowie & Elan have a unique curatorial sensibility. They encourage their artists to create and show work that can't be seen anywhere else. The show emphasizes experimental and under represented while reveling in the simple and accessible nature of art.
AnnieLaurie Erickson
AnnieLaurie Erickson and Everett Lawson
Antonio Serna
Aspen Mays
Bradley Fessmire
Brigid Mason
Casey Lynch
Chris Domenick
Clement Valla
Coralina Meyer
Daniel Ostrov
Diane Schapira
Elan Bogarin
Eric Ayotte
Eve Eisenstadt
Fiona Gardner
Ghost of a Dream
Grace Catenaccio
Henry Klimowicz
Jack Henry
Jerry Pagane
Jesse Avina
Joel Foster
Joel Schapira
Jonathan Bee
Jonathan Bogarin
Joshua Abram Howard
Joshua Schreier
Kara Rooney
Kelly Goff
Lara Kohl
Lisa Iglesias and Jin Kim
Malado Baldwin
Mara Sprafkin
Megan Feehan
Michael Bizon
Michael Gellatly
Michael Hilde
Michele Brody
Michelle Leftheris
Millee Tibbs
Nelson Chan
Ofer Wolberger
Rebecca Suss
Robin Williams
Ryan Brennan
Sarah Walko & Christopher Keohane
Sean Fader
Shirin Adhami
Sonejuhi Sinha
Stephanie Terelak
Terri Moore
Tony Turner
Vince Ciniglio
In the Old Hotel (Maxon Mills):
Bowie + Eve
David Lobser
Emmy Bright
Kate Johnson
Sophie Tusler
Tilly Strauss
Trevor Babb and Work Gallery
In the Luther Barn:
Anders Johson
Ali Aschman
Jeff Barnett-Winsby and Bowie Zunino
Bowie Zunino
Jeff Barnett-Winsby
Julia Gualtieri and Lauren Mackler
Karl Saliter
Karl Saliter and Joel Schapira collaboration
Melissa Barrett and Rob O'Neill
orange juice collaborative
Sarah Hardesty
Sarah Sandman & Melissa Small
Sarah Walko and Ben Wolfe
Sena Clara Creston
Suko Presseau
Terri Moore
In Exterior Locations:
Breanne Trammell
Ethan Long
Jeff Barnett-Winsby and Bowie Zunino
Jessica Bridger and Mary Lydecker
Julia Sherman
Katherine McDowell
Kelli Adams
Sean Salstrom
Zeljko Mcmullen, Lauren Luloff, & Lucy Indiana Dodd
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The Wassaic Project Summer Festival curated by Eve + Bowie & Elan
Over 40 artists featuring site sensitive installations in the Maxon Mills, Luther Barn, and various exterior locations in Wassaic. As artists, Eve + Bowie & Elan have a unique curatorial sensibility. They encourage their artists to create and show work that can't be seen anywhere else. The show emphasizes experimental and under represented while reveling in the simple and accessible nature of art.
AnnieLaurie Erickson
AnnieLaurie Erickson and Everett Lawson
Antonio Serna
Aspen Mays
Bradley Fessmire
Brigid Mason
Casey Lynch
Chris Domenick
Clement Valla
Coralina Meyer
Daniel Ostrov
Diane Schapira
Elan Bogarin
Eric Ayotte
Eve Eisenstadt
Fiona Gardner
Ghost of a Dream
Grace Catenaccio
Henry Klimowicz
Jack Henry
Jerry Pagane
Jesse Avina
Joel Foster
Joel Schapira
Jonathan Bee
Jonathan Bogarin
Joshua Abram Howard
Joshua Schreier
Kara Rooney
Kelly Goff
Lara Kohl
Lisa Iglesias and Jin Kim
Malado Baldwin
Mara Sprafkin
Megan Feehan
Michael Bizon
Michael Gellatly
Michael Hilde
Michele Brody
Michelle Leftheris
Millee Tibbs
Nelson Chan
Ofer Wolberger
Rebecca Suss
Robin Williams
Ryan Brennan
Sarah Walko & Christopher Keohane
Sean Fader
Shirin Adhami
Sonejuhi Sinha
Stephanie Terelak
Terri Moore
Tony Turner
Vince Ciniglio
In the Old Hotel (Maxon Mills):
Bowie + Eve
David Lobser
Emmy Bright
Kate Johnson
Sophie Tusler
Tilly Strauss
Trevor Babb and Work Gallery
In the Luther Barn:
Anders Johson
Ali Aschman
Jeff Barnett-Winsby and Bowie Zunino
Bowie Zunino
Jeff Barnett-Winsby
Julia Gualtieri and Lauren Mackler
Karl Saliter
Karl Saliter and Joel Schapira collaboration
Melissa Barrett and Rob O'Neill
orange juice collaborative
Sarah Hardesty
Sarah Sandman & Melissa Small
Sarah Walko and Ben Wolfe
Sena Clara Creston
Suko Presseau
Terri Moore
In Exterior Locations:
Breanne Trammell
Ethan Long
Jeff Barnett-Winsby and Bowie Zunino
Jessica Bridger and Mary Lydecker
Julia Sherman
Katherine McDowell
Kelli Adams
Sean Salstrom
Zeljko Mcmullen, Lauren Luloff, & Lucy Indiana Dodd
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GUEST CURATORS
Encounters with Objects
Curated by Jess Wilcox
@ New Hotel (Maxon Mills)
Lukas Geronimas
George Raggett
Katie Watson
Aspiration/Inspiration
Curated by Nick Cohn
@ New Hotel (Maxon Mills)
Jen P Harris
Sarah McD Kohn
Danny Miller
Boyce Cummings
Oscar Strodl
Incantations in Migration of Summer's Wonderlust and Landscape
Curated by Emily Schroeder
@ Maxon Mills (Ground Floor)
Greg Stimac (image above)
Conrad Ventur
Hisham Bharoocha
Sarah Morgan
Martine Syms
Terry Swafford
JD Walsh
Garth Freeman
Joe DeNardo
Nick Lesley
Lydia Moyer
Janusz Welin and James Campbell
Ben Wolf
Denise Kupferschmidt
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Encounters with Objects
Curated by Jess Wilcox
@ New Hotel (Maxon Mills)
Lukas Geronimas
George Raggett
Katie Watson
Aspiration/Inspiration
Curated by Nick Cohn
@ New Hotel (Maxon Mills)
Jen P Harris
Sarah McD Kohn
Danny Miller
Boyce Cummings
Oscar Strodl
Incantations in Migration of Summer's Wonderlust and Landscape
Curated by Emily Schroeder
@ Maxon Mills (Ground Floor)
Greg Stimac (image above)
Conrad Ventur
Hisham Bharoocha
Sarah Morgan
Martine Syms
Terry Swafford
JD Walsh
Garth Freeman
Joe DeNardo
Nick Lesley
Lydia Moyer
Janusz Welin and James Campbell
Ben Wolf
Denise Kupferschmidt
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MUSICIANS
@ Maxon Mills (day time) & Luther Barn Stage (night time)
SEE SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
Paul Rosenberg + Tamarack
FRIDAY
Kalen
Hannah Cohen
Jalopy
Mountainhood
Sebastian Blanck
YOY
Norden Bombsight
The New Feelings
SATURDAY
Zeljko McMullen
Pickin on Pearl Jam
Cassandra Jenkins
John Ehlis
Sky White Tiger
Ellis Ashbrook
State of Emergence
Ladybug Stingray
Portable Sunsets
SOFTAMERICA
DJ DogWalker
SOFTAMERICA
The Society Of Free Theatrical And Musical Entertainers Redefining Interactive Community Arts is a non-profit organization dedicated to the creation of performance-based community art that is FREE, FUN, INNOVATIVE and INTERACTIVE. Founded in April 2009 by Anthony Grappa, SOFTAMERICA has quickly developed a large membership and attracted considerable attention and support over the course of its brief existence. The date of August 15th 2009 has been confirmed for SOFTAMERICA's first public production - a FUNK OPERA. The performance will feature many of SOFTAMERICA's finest singing actors and actresses, a rich assortment of dancers, and the mammoth SOFTAMERICA Funk Orkestra. The FUNK OPERA will reportedly attempt to keep everybody dancing from start to finish while acting out the fascinating history of SOFTAMERICA itself, all the while facilitating the community-enhancing transition to PERFORMERS of those who are traditionally considered OBSERVERS.
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@ Maxon Mills (day time) & Luther Barn Stage (night time)
SEE SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
Paul Rosenberg + Tamarack
FRIDAY
Kalen
Hannah Cohen
Jalopy
Mountainhood
Sebastian Blanck
YOY
Norden Bombsight
The New Feelings
SATURDAY
Zeljko McMullen
Pickin on Pearl Jam
Cassandra Jenkins
John Ehlis
Sky White Tiger
Ellis Ashbrook
State of Emergence
Ladybug Stingray
Portable Sunsets
SOFTAMERICA
DJ DogWalker
SOFTAMERICA
The Society Of Free Theatrical And Musical Entertainers Redefining Interactive Community Arts is a non-profit organization dedicated to the creation of performance-based community art that is FREE, FUN, INNOVATIVE and INTERACTIVE. Founded in April 2009 by Anthony Grappa, SOFTAMERICA has quickly developed a large membership and attracted considerable attention and support over the course of its brief existence. The date of August 15th 2009 has been confirmed for SOFTAMERICA's first public production - a FUNK OPERA. The performance will feature many of SOFTAMERICA's finest singing actors and actresses, a rich assortment of dancers, and the mammoth SOFTAMERICA Funk Orkestra. The FUNK OPERA will reportedly attempt to keep everybody dancing from start to finish while acting out the fascinating history of SOFTAMERICA itself, all the while facilitating the community-enhancing transition to PERFORMERS of those who are traditionally considered OBSERVERS.
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FILM
@ Auction Ring / Luther Barn
SEE SCHEDULE
Film Makers include:
Cecilia Fletcher
Michael Hernandez-Stern
A CORNER IN WHEAT (1909) dir. D. W. Griffith 16 min.
Live accompaniment by Donald Sosin, keyboard and Nick Sosin, vocal percussion, more info
Donald Sosin, one of the world's leading silent film composers (MoMA, Telluride, BAM, Lincoln Center, San Francisco and Seattle Film Festivals, TCM and many DVDs), plays his original score, joined by his son, a cutting edge video and sound artist who has performed at major film festivals here and abroad with his parents.
Short Program of Award-Winning Short Films
Curated by Liliana Greenfield-Sanders
Filmmakers Include:
Emily Carmichael
Jason Kupfer
Liliana Greenfield-Sanders
Chadd Harbold
Carlo Mirabella Davis
Lucas Fleischer and Paul Grellong
Short Program of Art Film and Video
Curated by Gene McHugh
including:
Shana Moulton
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@ Auction Ring / Luther Barn
SEE SCHEDULE
Film Makers include:
Cecilia Fletcher
Michael Hernandez-Stern
A CORNER IN WHEAT (1909) dir. D. W. Griffith 16 min.
Live accompaniment by Donald Sosin, keyboard and Nick Sosin, vocal percussion, more info
Donald Sosin, one of the world's leading silent film composers (MoMA, Telluride, BAM, Lincoln Center, San Francisco and Seattle Film Festivals, TCM and many DVDs), plays his original score, joined by his son, a cutting edge video and sound artist who has performed at major film festivals here and abroad with his parents.
Short Program of Award-Winning Short Films
Curated by Liliana Greenfield-Sanders
Filmmakers Include:
Emily Carmichael
Jason Kupfer
Liliana Greenfield-Sanders
Chadd Harbold
Carlo Mirabella Davis
Lucas Fleischer and Paul Grellong
Short Program of Art Film and Video
Curated by Gene McHugh
including:
Shana Moulton
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performance
@ various locations
SEE SCHEDULE
Mirror Mountain
The collective Mirror Mountain proposes to perform a live video and sound piece focusing on dualities in life; using mountains and mirrors as metaphors for interpretation of loss and rebirth as well as the endless struggle for balance of opposing passions.
Naomi Goldberg Haas/Dances For A Variable Population
"Re: Don Giovanni"
Dancers Geraldine Bartlett, Jill Frere, Jackie Ferrara, Sari Nordman, Maxine Steinhaus, Rebecca Elizabeth Woll, Betty Williams
Athena Fliakos
Brett Siddell
Charmaine Patricia Warren + Ashe
Chin Chih Yang
"2088 Wassaic"
The project that I will exhibit on at Wassaic project Sunmmer Festival is "2088 Wassaic" which will project what the Wassaic will look like in the year 2088. The physical aspect of the project will use lighting, water and video to demonstrate the effects of global warming, in particular the rising water levels. It will be a site specific project, in one location or roving around Wassaic area, projecting images of water onto buildings or tents to create the effect of a town underwater. Chin Chih Yang's roving multimedia video projection, 2088 Wassaic, will transform Wassaic into a neighborhood under water, demonstrating the effect that the Earth's rising water levels will have on Wassaic by 2088.
Joshua Selman and Clara
Quinn Dukes
Yoga by Rouben (Saturday and Sunday at 10:30am -- bring your own matt!)
Guest Curator Summer Guthrie brings us:
Egill Kalevi Karlsson
Ryan Sullivan
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@ various locations
SEE SCHEDULE
Mirror Mountain
The collective Mirror Mountain proposes to perform a live video and sound piece focusing on dualities in life; using mountains and mirrors as metaphors for interpretation of loss and rebirth as well as the endless struggle for balance of opposing passions.
Naomi Goldberg Haas/Dances For A Variable Population
"Re: Don Giovanni"
Dancers Geraldine Bartlett, Jill Frere, Jackie Ferrara, Sari Nordman, Maxine Steinhaus, Rebecca Elizabeth Woll, Betty Williams
Athena Fliakos
Brett Siddell
Charmaine Patricia Warren + Ashe
Chin Chih Yang
"2088 Wassaic"
The project that I will exhibit on at Wassaic project Sunmmer Festival is "2088 Wassaic" which will project what the Wassaic will look like in the year 2088. The physical aspect of the project will use lighting, water and video to demonstrate the effects of global warming, in particular the rising water levels. It will be a site specific project, in one location or roving around Wassaic area, projecting images of water onto buildings or tents to create the effect of a town underwater. Chin Chih Yang's roving multimedia video projection, 2088 Wassaic, will transform Wassaic into a neighborhood under water, demonstrating the effect that the Earth's rising water levels will have on Wassaic by 2088.
Joshua Selman and Clara
Quinn Dukes
Yoga by Rouben (Saturday and Sunday at 10:30am -- bring your own matt!)
Guest Curator Summer Guthrie brings us:
Egill Kalevi Karlsson
Ryan Sullivan
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Poetry
@ Auction Ring / Luther Barn
Saturday 3pm - 5pm
The Segue Foundation, publisher of Roof Books, proudly presents "Segue Goes Country: Innovative Poets from the Tri-State Region" at Luther's Livestock Auction at the Wassaic Project. Over the past several decades several groups of new poets have challenged each other's assumptions and rights to exist. This reading brings a few of them together in one place to battle it out for control of the poetry world. This event is unrated.
Featuring: Nada Gordon, Michael Gottlieb, Gary Sullivan, Stacy Szymaszek, Geoff Young
Nada Gordon's most recent poetry is Folly from Roof Books. Publishers Weekly dubbed her an "outrageously ludic punk priestess." She blogs avidly at http://ululate.blogspot.com.
Michael Gottlieb, the author of 14 books, lives in Lakeville, CT. Gottlieb's latest, Memoir and Essay, was by hailed by Kasey Mohammed as "an immensely valuable document in the annals of Language writing and contemporary literary autobiography."
Poet and cartoonist Gary Sullivan is the author of PPL in a Depot, a Googled book of flarf plays, and the comic book series Elsewhere. He maintains a blog at http://garysullivan.blogspot.com.
Stacy Szymaszek is the author of Emptied of All Ships and Hyperglossia from Litmus Press. She is the Director of the Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church. A section of a new long poem "Hart Island" is forthcoming in limited edition from Albion Books.
Geoffrey Young's press, The Figures, published over 125 books of poetry, fiction, and art writing. His own recent books include Cerulean Embankments and Fickle Sonnets. His contemporary art gallery in Great Barrington has presented more than 60 shows.
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@ Auction Ring / Luther Barn
Saturday 3pm - 5pm
The Segue Foundation, publisher of Roof Books, proudly presents "Segue Goes Country: Innovative Poets from the Tri-State Region" at Luther's Livestock Auction at the Wassaic Project. Over the past several decades several groups of new poets have challenged each other's assumptions and rights to exist. This reading brings a few of them together in one place to battle it out for control of the poetry world. This event is unrated.
Featuring: Nada Gordon, Michael Gottlieb, Gary Sullivan, Stacy Szymaszek, Geoff Young
Nada Gordon's most recent poetry is Folly from Roof Books. Publishers Weekly dubbed her an "outrageously ludic punk priestess." She blogs avidly at http://ululate.blogspot.com.
Michael Gottlieb, the author of 14 books, lives in Lakeville, CT. Gottlieb's latest, Memoir and Essay, was by hailed by Kasey Mohammed as "an immensely valuable document in the annals of Language writing and contemporary literary autobiography."
Poet and cartoonist Gary Sullivan is the author of PPL in a Depot, a Googled book of flarf plays, and the comic book series Elsewhere. He maintains a blog at http://garysullivan.blogspot.com.
Stacy Szymaszek is the author of Emptied of All Ships and Hyperglossia from Litmus Press. She is the Director of the Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church. A section of a new long poem "Hart Island" is forthcoming in limited edition from Albion Books.
Geoffrey Young's press, The Figures, published over 125 books of poetry, fiction, and art writing. His own recent books include Cerulean Embankments and Fickle Sonnets. His contemporary art gallery in Great Barrington has presented more than 60 shows.
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Merch+Vendors
@ Maxon Mills Store (Ground Floor)
Grace Catenaccio
Campbell Raw Press
Katrina LaPenne
Wicked Mint
Zaria Forman
Jes Switaj
kimmchi
Piedra Studio
Cakehouse
Diane
Three Peats
Karen's Monsters
MoonFireStudio
Nina Dinoff
SEEE
Forest Object Fabrication
Julia Gualtieri
Lauren Mackler
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@ Maxon Mills Store (Ground Floor)
Grace Catenaccio
Campbell Raw Press
Katrina LaPenne
Wicked Mint
Zaria Forman
Jes Switaj
kimmchi
Piedra Studio
Cakehouse
Diane
Three Peats
Karen's Monsters
MoonFireStudio
Nina Dinoff
SEEE
Forest Object Fabrication
Julia Gualtieri
Lauren Mackler
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Everyone Else (Thank you! and Sponsors)
SPONSORS:
Anna-Marie Farrier and Little Oven
Generously contributed handmade pastries for the Maxon Mills Opening Party, Saturday August 15, 6pm - 8pm.
Sky Farm and Chris Regan
Generously contributed organic lettuce and tasty greens for Artist / Musician BBQ on Sunday, August 16. These greens are SERIOUSLY good.
Sustainable Party
Giving us a mondo discount on bio-degradable cups, plates, and cutlery!
THANK YOU:
South Amenia Fair
August 14th and 15th, 10am to 9pm
August 16th, 12pm to 7pm
(download .pdf of the South Amenia Fair HERE)
On August 14-16, 2009, we will recreate the South Amenia Community Fair, in celebration of the 90th anniversary of the previous South Amenia Fair, the 250th anniversary of the Union Society, and the 400th anniversary of the Hudson-Champlain exploration. We will have many of the same exhibitions, competitions, and activities of the previous fairs, and other continuous fair activity that will interest and entertain all who attend.
The following is a partial, expected, list of attractions. Some are events at specific times. Others will be continuously there for people to enjoy. Not every one is yet fully committed. Because of the unique character of the fair, as described above, we will enjoy substantial publicity leading to good attendance.
Activities Include:
Petting zoo
Unusual cattle
Draft animals: oxen, mules, horses
Old machinery exhibit
Vegetable and flower
4 H animal showing
Baked goods
Horseshoe tournament
Tractor driving contest
Scout troop competition
Pony and hay rides
Art show
Historical Society exhibits
One room schoolhouse exhibit
Greased pig event
Fire company competition
Dog show
Weaving/ wool demonstration
Children's activity tent
Midway
Bingo
Entertainment/Music
Food
WORK Gallery: WORK is an artist run organization on a mission to provide an intimate setting for the exhibition and performance of the arts. Together, WORK and our artists exchange and impart ideas democratically, seeking to utilize the space in the dissolution of barriers. In a time and place where many are searching for more, bigger, and more expansive, WORK is committed to bringing important matters of culture into close circles, for critical discussion and reflection. As both compliment and alternative to the heavy industry of its immediate neighbors, WORK endeavors to conscientiously provide itself as a conveyance for artistic labors
Kent Film Festival: The festival will use the power of film to educate, entertain, and inspire filmmakers and audiences alike to think and open their minds and hearts to consideration. filmmakers will experience the creative fulfillment to see their idea come to life and share the dream with others. We have a vision for the future of the festival to include local, regional, and international filmmakers to share their creative ideas and have a voice
F. Anthony Zunino, and Richard Berry and everyone at Zutaloria
Wassaic Community Farm: Ben Schwartz is currently farming and coordinating a farm that works with Wassaic community and receives guidance from environmental and social justice activists from the South Bronx and Harlem, NY. For more information call the farm hotline at 866-823-2584. Ben has been gardening and farming since his first permaculture class in 1997. He worked in the South Bronx for 4 years coordinating a community garden and running youth gardening and cooking programs. For the past two years he has been working in a collective setting up the Germantown Community supported agriculture program and working with a farming community in Santa Barbara, Honduras.
The Hamlet of Wassaic
Amenia
Concord Environmental Contruction Services
Pawling Corporation
Phil, Matt, Mike, and everyone at Hammermill Builders
Tonia Shoumatoff and everyone at Housatonic Valley Association
Calsis General Store
Lantern Inn
Ladies of The Church, Wassiac
Wassaic Farmers Market
David Luther & Family
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SPONSORS:
Anna-Marie Farrier and Little Oven
Generously contributed handmade pastries for the Maxon Mills Opening Party, Saturday August 15, 6pm - 8pm.
Sky Farm and Chris Regan
Generously contributed organic lettuce and tasty greens for Artist / Musician BBQ on Sunday, August 16. These greens are SERIOUSLY good.
Sustainable Party
Giving us a mondo discount on bio-degradable cups, plates, and cutlery!
THANK YOU:
South Amenia Fair
August 14th and 15th, 10am to 9pm
August 16th, 12pm to 7pm
(download .pdf of the South Amenia Fair HERE)
On August 14-16, 2009, we will recreate the South Amenia Community Fair, in celebration of the 90th anniversary of the previous South Amenia Fair, the 250th anniversary of the Union Society, and the 400th anniversary of the Hudson-Champlain exploration. We will have many of the same exhibitions, competitions, and activities of the previous fairs, and other continuous fair activity that will interest and entertain all who attend.
The following is a partial, expected, list of attractions. Some are events at specific times. Others will be continuously there for people to enjoy. Not every one is yet fully committed. Because of the unique character of the fair, as described above, we will enjoy substantial publicity leading to good attendance.
Activities Include:
Petting zoo
Unusual cattle
Draft animals: oxen, mules, horses
Old machinery exhibit
Vegetable and flower
4 H animal showing
Baked goods
Horseshoe tournament
Tractor driving contest
Scout troop competition
Pony and hay rides
Art show
Historical Society exhibits
One room schoolhouse exhibit
Greased pig event
Fire company competition
Dog show
Weaving/ wool demonstration
Children's activity tent
Midway
Bingo
Entertainment/Music
Food
WORK Gallery: WORK is an artist run organization on a mission to provide an intimate setting for the exhibition and performance of the arts. Together, WORK and our artists exchange and impart ideas democratically, seeking to utilize the space in the dissolution of barriers. In a time and place where many are searching for more, bigger, and more expansive, WORK is committed to bringing important matters of culture into close circles, for critical discussion and reflection. As both compliment and alternative to the heavy industry of its immediate neighbors, WORK endeavors to conscientiously provide itself as a conveyance for artistic labors
Kent Film Festival: The festival will use the power of film to educate, entertain, and inspire filmmakers and audiences alike to think and open their minds and hearts to consideration. filmmakers will experience the creative fulfillment to see their idea come to life and share the dream with others. We have a vision for the future of the festival to include local, regional, and international filmmakers to share their creative ideas and have a voice
F. Anthony Zunino, and Richard Berry and everyone at Zutaloria
Wassaic Community Farm: Ben Schwartz is currently farming and coordinating a farm that works with Wassaic community and receives guidance from environmental and social justice activists from the South Bronx and Harlem, NY. For more information call the farm hotline at 866-823-2584. Ben has been gardening and farming since his first permaculture class in 1997. He worked in the South Bronx for 4 years coordinating a community garden and running youth gardening and cooking programs. For the past two years he has been working in a collective setting up the Germantown Community supported agriculture program and working with a farming community in Santa Barbara, Honduras.
The Hamlet of Wassaic
Amenia
Concord Environmental Contruction Services
Pawling Corporation
Phil, Matt, Mike, and everyone at Hammermill Builders
Tonia Shoumatoff and everyone at Housatonic Valley Association
Calsis General Store
Lantern Inn
Ladies of The Church, Wassiac
Wassaic Farmers Market
David Luther & Family
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