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Hudson Valley, NY
Calendar of Music Events

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Saturday Nov 7, 2026 to Friday Nov 13, 2026

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Saturday, November 7
Saturday
3:00 pm
to
5:30 pm
Official Grand Opening
with Dorraine Scofield, TRIAD
Triad plays a mix of covers and a few original songs with a
Original Candlelite
4353 Rt 32
Catskill, NY   See Map
Gonna be a fun day! Come on out for some delicious food, bev and great music!
Triad plays a mix of covers and a few original songs with a focus on 3-part harmony. Instrumental as well as acoustic. They will be followed by the band Midnight Image
Free admission (tips appreciated)
Saturday
5:00 pm
to
9:00 pm
Private Event
with The Chain Gang
Rock (classic), Pop/Soft Rock, and Dance
Double Tree
Market St
Poughkeepsie, NY   See Map
PRIVATE EVENT
Saturday
6:00 pm
to
8:00 pm
The Daniel Garbin Group
Jazz
BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY   See Map
Dubbed a "Renaissance Man" (Jazz Guitar Today) and acclaimed as "a compelling new voice in contemporary jazz" (All About Jazz), Daniel Garbin is an NYC-based jazz sitarist, guitarist, and composer. His unique, multi-instrumental sound is rooted in a musical journey that began with his folkloric heritage in Romania before evolving through jazz, fusion, Latin, and Indian classical music in the U.S.

Distinguished by fluid guitar improvisation and complex harmonic depth, Garbin integrates a custom-modified chromatic sitar into his jazz. His forthcoming project, The Sitar Dances, features legendary trumpeter Randy Brecker on two tracks, elevating Garbin's fresh, forward-thinking compositions.

The Daniel Garbin Group features a top-tier NYC rhythm and harmonic section with pianist Nicki Adams, drummer Joe Abba, and bassist Trifon Dimitrov. Following his critically acclaimed album Rising, Garbin continues to push the boundaries of contemporary jazz.

$20 adm. For reservations, call 914-737-1701.
Saturday
7:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
Traditional Country and Rockabilly Music
with Tenbrooks Molly
Country
Paula's Runway Cafe
263 New Hackensack Road
Wappingers Falls, NY   See Map
Tenbrooks Molly will be playing traditional country and rockabilly music at Paula's Runway Cafe. This is our debut playing at this great venue. Join us for country music the way it was meant to be!
Saturday
7:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
Dance & Bowl for Rob's Birthday
with Sugarush
Dance
Spins Bowl Carmel
23 Old Route 6
Carmel, NY   See Map
Saturday
7:30 pm
The Spinners
Motown/R&B
Paramount Theatre
17 South St
Middletown, NY   See Map
With a career that stretches back more than six decades, The Spinners stand among the most successful and beloved vocal groups in R&B history. Known for their smooth harmonies, memorable melodies, and polished stage presence, the group created a catalog of songs that remains a cornerstone of classic soul music.
The Spinners first gained national attention during their time at Motown with the hit single “It’s a Shame,” produced and co-written by Stevie Wonder. The song reached #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became a major R&B success, setting the stage for the group’s rise in the decade that followed.
Their greatest commercial success came during the 1970s when the lineup of Henry Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobbie Smith, and Philippé Wynne teamed with producer Thom Bell. Together they helped define the sophisticated Philadelphia soul sound and produced a remarkable run of hit records. Songs such as “I’ll Be Around,” & “Could It Be I’m Falling in Love,”
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Saturday
8:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
Best of The Eagles
Rock (classic), Covers. Eagles Tribute Band
Paramount Hudson Valley Theater
1008 Brown St
Peekskill, NY   See Map
Best of the Eagles, hailed as the ultimate tribute to the iconic rock band, returns to Peekskill after another sold-out performance this autumn—this time with the added power and excitement of a full horn section. Each member of this extraordinary ensemble mirrors their counterpart in the Eagles both instrumentally and vocally, delivering an authentic and unforgettable concert experience. As the lights come up at Paramount Hudson Valley, the unmistakable opening chords of “Hotel California” once again promise a night where classic rock reigns supreme.
Following multiple sold-out appearances in recent seasons, Best of the Eagles continues to captivate audiences with stunning recreations of the band’s legendary sound. From the soaring harmonies of “Take It Easy” to the haunting guitar work of “Desperado,” fans can expect a journey through “Peaceful Easy Feeling,” “Lyin’ Eyes,” and more—now enhanced by rich horn arrangements that bring new depth and energy to these timeless hits.
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Saturday
8:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
The Symphony of Westchester: All Beethoven Program
with Alon Goldstein, Scott Meaney
Classical/Opera
Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Science a
715 North Ave.
New Rochelle, NY   See Map
The Symphony of Westchester opens its 2026–2027 season on Saturday, November 7 at 8 p.m. at the Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium at Iona University in New Rochelle.

Founder and Artistic Director Barry Charles Hoffman conducts an All Beethoven Program featuring internationally acclaimed pianist Alon Goldstein as soloist in Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37. The evening also includes Leonore Overture No. 3 and Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, “Pastorale.”

The concert marks the orchestra’s 29th season at Iona University. Tickets are $60 for general admission, $45 for seniors over 65 and $20 for students with valid ID.

Tickets and more information: https://thesymphonyofwestchester.org/concerts/
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Sunday, November 8
Sunday
2:30 pm
to
4:00 pm
Steve Wells in Concert
Pop/Soft Rock, Blues
BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY   See Map
Guitarist Steve Wells' music is comprised mainly of Rock/Pop hits of the 1960's thru today, with a heavy dose of 70's and 80's. He plays a few different genres including some classic country and blues.

Steve has been well received in wineries, breweries, and restaurants/bars throughout our region and hasplayed over 2000 solo gigs, establishing a nice rapport with his audience.

Donations to the musician are greatly appreciated.
Sunday
3:00 pm
Shadows of the 60s- A Tribute to Motown Super Groups
Motown/R&B
Paramount Hudson Valley Theater
1008 Brown St
Peekskill, NY   See Map
Take a cherished ride down memory lane with Shadows of the 60s: A Tribute to Motown’s Super Groups, coming to Paramount Hudson Valley on November 8. Celebrated as one of America’s premier Motown tribute productions, Shadows of the 60s brings the unforgettable sound, style, and spirit of Motown to life with dazzling choreography, rich vocal harmonies, stunning costumes, and the timeless songs that became the soundtrack of generations.
This highly interactive and visually stunning production recreates the energy of a classic Motown concert, circa 1964. Backed by the rhythm and soul of The Shadows of the 60s orchestra, “The Funk Cousins,” the show captures the feel of the legendary musicians who powered the Motown sound. Close your eyes and you will hear the magic of Motown; open them and you will feel like you are experiencing a front-row seat to one of the greatest eras in music history.
Audiences can expect a spectacular tribute to Motown’s most beloved super groups!
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Sunday
7:00 pm
to
7:45 pm
Music in Your Home!
with Cheryl & Kurt
Multi-genre original, Acoustic, and Singer-Songwriter
The Nine Mile Swamp Live!
Accord, NY   See Map
Join us Sundays on Facebook for our Nine Mile Swamp show at 7pm: https://www.facebook.com/theninemileswamp.

Please visit our Nine Mile Swamp Facebook page anytime and be sure to give it a "like"! Thank you! www.facebook.com/theninemileswamp

Nine Mile Swamp with Kurt Henry & Cheryl Lambert
Live on Facebook
Every Sunday
7 to 7:45ish pm

We are delighted to see your comments during our show, and we love responding to them later! Thank you!

Our CDs are for sale on our website: www.kurthenry.com. We are matching the price of all CDs sold to double our impact--all profits will be donated to a local Hudson Valley Food Pantry. Thanks!

Our previous shows can be accessed via Kurt or Cheryl's Facebook page, our Nine Mile Swamp Facebook page, or on Youtube! Subscribe! www.youtube.com@kurthenry

Thanks, again, for your support!

Stay safe and well!

--Kurt & Cheryl
Monday, November 9
No events scheduled on this date
Tuesday, November 10
Tuesday
7:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
Poughkeepsie's Longest Running Jazz Jam
with Poughkeepsie Jazz Project
Jazz, Blues, and Latin
Mahoney's Irish Pub & Steakhouse
35 Main Street
Poughkeepsie NY, NY   See Map
The Poughkeepsie Jazz Project was created in 2012 with the goal of maintaining live jazz culture and community in Poughkeepsie, NY. Since its inception, The PKJP has presented a weekly jazz jam session accessible to all musicians and fans of live music. Over the past twelve years, the jam has been honored to host hundreds of musicians from the Tri-state area. This event is free to both participants and listeners. All with a passion for jazz are welcome.

Music performed at this session is a mixture of: jazz standards, jazz repertoire, american songbook, bossa nova, and afro cuban. Sorry, we do not host original material at this session.

If you have any questions, please contact Ben at benbasilebass@gmail.com
PKJP Facebook Page
Wednesday, November 11
No events scheduled on this date
Thursday, November 12
Thursday
8:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
Pre Holiday Fun!
with Dorraine Scofield, JB Hunt
Pop/Soft Rock, Country, and Acoustic
Taphouse Grille Windham
5359 Main Street
Windham, NY   See Map
Check out this cool place with great food, drink, music and fun! Very relaxed atmosphere.
Friday, November 13
Friday
7:00 pm
to
9:00 pm
Ras Droppa & the Eazy Skanking Band - REGGAE!
Roots Music, Ska
BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY   See Map
Ras Droppa is a passionate musician and consummate artist filled with energy and talent, poised to take on the world with his music.

Singing and playing the melodica in the streets of Jamaica as a child, Ras Droppa's early influences stemmed from his exposure to artists from his homeland, like Bob Marley, Aston "Family Man" Barrett, Garnet Silk, Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare and Roland Alphonso and the Skatalites.

He has toured worldwide and, with his custom Steinberger, has shared the stage with reggae artists such as Sugar Minott, Beres Hammond, The Congos, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Lucky Dube, Burning Spear, Aswad, Sly and Robbie, Jimmy Cliff, Yami Bolo, Dennis Brown, The Wailers, CCB Reggae All Stars, Leroy Sibbles, Junior Jazz, Anthony B, The Mighty Diamonds, Cocoa Tea, Half Pint and Sister Carol.

$20 adm. Call for reservations, 914-737-1701.

Friday
8:00 pm
to
10:00 pm
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Jazz, Funk, and Soul. Brass Band
Paramount Hudson Valley Theater
1008 Brown St
Peekskill, NY   See Map
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band brings the unmistakable spirit of New Orleans to Paramount Hudson Valley on November 13. Celebrating more than 45 years since their founding in 1977, the GRAMMY Award-winning ensemble has transformed the traditional foundation of brass band music into a vibrant blend of bebop jazz, funk, and R&B/soul. The band describes its signature sound as a “musical gumbo,” a fitting phrase for a group known for genre-bending romps and high-octane performances.
Born from the Dirty Dozen Social Aid and Pleasure Club in New Orleans, the band carries forward two rich Crescent City traditions: social aid and pleasure clubs and the brass bands that helped shape the earliest sounds of jazz. In those traditions, music could move from somber reflection to joyful celebration, with brass bands leading processions before bursting into jubilant dance tunes that filled the streets.
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