Thursday..............................June 8

DRAGONFLY CAFÉ
7 wheeler ave.
pleasantville
914.747.7477
8pm.
no cover

David W. Jacobsen will be performing songs from his new album titled "Footprints." The songs start in the acoustic singer/songwriter genre but venture into rock, pop, and experimentation.

Friday...............................June 9

HUDSON VALLEY CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
1701 main st.
peekskill
914.788.7166/
www.hvcca.com
5:30pm.
free

In conjunction with Peekskill's First Fridays, enjoy free admission and informal guided tours of the "reverence" exhibition. "reverence" addresses universal hopes and spiritual aspirations that are beyond particular religious iconography.

GALLERY YELLOW
79 rte. 35
10 yellow monkey village
cross river
914.763.0101
5pm.

Gallery Yellow launches its "Beach" exhibition. The show features multi-medium works that portray the beauty, bodies and serenity of seaside landscapes: water, sand, sun, waves and summertime. Works include watercolors, oils and glass sculpture by 27 artists. The theme is especially ripe and befitting as people open houses at the shore for the season, or plan time away at the beach. Thru August 25.

CROTON FREE LIBRARY
171 cleveland dr.
croton-on-hudson
914.271.6612
7:30pm.
free

The MotherLode Trio, is scheduled to perform. The Trio bemuses and inspires with beautiful harmonies, rocking tunes and original takes on the oldest profession in the world-motherhood. This talented perfect-pitch trio, comprised of Stacy Labriola, Patti Pelican and Terry Textor Platz, will entertain anyone who is or has had a mom!

Saturday...............................June 10

CROTON-HARMON HIGH SCHOOL
10 gerstein st.
croton-on-hudson
914.271.2191, ext. 539
7pm.
$20 adults/$15 students and seniors

David Gerber and Julia Lichten, both long term faculty at the Manhattan School of Music, will perform in a "Simply Strings" concert together with the Croton Cello Choir and the string students of PVBC and CHHS to benefit the thriving program in the Croton-Harmon schools. Reception following.

THE HUDSON VALLEY CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
1701 main st.
peekskill
914.788.7166/www.hvcca.com
5pm.
$5 Adults/$1 Students

A reception will take place for HVCCA Artist in Residence, Itziar Barrio.

MURPHY'S RESTAURANT
355 kear st.
yorktown
914.962.1800
6pm.
free

A traditional Irish music session will be hosted in the bar. The tunes played are all the various forms of Irish dance music to go along with a few traditional songs. Featured instruments include fiddles, concertina, flutes, whistles, banjo, guitar, button accordion and bonhran-a shallow, hand-held drum played with a single stick.


WESTCHESTER BROADWAY THEATRE
1 broadway plaza
elmsford
914.592.2222
6pm
$55 and $72 plus tax

Experience the clowns, jugglers, acrobats, tumblers, baton twirlers, tightrope walkers and trapeze artists of BARNUM. BARNUM is one of those Broadway musical miracles that great showmen love. It takes what seems to be a modest production and turns it into a musical three-ring circus. The production juggles all the elements adroitly, making the show a triumph of stagecraft, as it blends circus arts with Broadway skill. The result is a totally captivating evening of entertainment.

Monday..............................June 5

PUTNAM VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
146 peekskill hollow rd.
putnam valley
845.526.7847
7pm.
$5

Sons of Pitches, music's stunning new vocal sensation, is a group of five classically trained musicians who perform a wide variety of songs from pop, classic rock, country, and folk covers to many original songs. Tonight they'll be performing a capella songs for the whole family. With their engaging stage presence, humor and energy-they are charismatic performers!

Ampersand...............................&

THE PARAMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
1008 brown st.
Peekskill
914.739.2333/www.paramountcenter.org
8pm.
$7

L'Enfant (a.k.a. The Child) Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes will be on the big screen. This latest masterpiece from the Dardennes opens as a pair of youthful lovers, Bruno and Sonia, bring their first-born into the world. Bruno, a petty crook, decides to sneak away and sell this newest commodity--a terrible mistake, he soon realizes.

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