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July 2021 – in House Entertainment JULY 2021 – IN HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 Live Music: County Live Music: Dylan Live Music: John Kirk & Hell, 8:30pm Doyle Band, 8:30pm Trish Miller, 8:30pm Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4th of July Celebration, Live Music: Songs for Live Music: Gumbo, Live Music: Rhett Live Music: La Pompe Live Music: Buffalo Live Music: JB3, Throughout the Day Independence Day, Grits, and Gravy, Miller & the New Paltz Attack: Tribute to Stack, 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm All Stars, 8:30pm Django Reinhardt, 8:30pm Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Live Music: Ramblin’ Live Music: Woody Sez, Live Music: Backyard Live Music: Nicole Live Music: Raina Live Music: Sweet Live Music: Big Joe Fitz Rose, 8:30pm 8:30pm Troubadours, 8:30pm Zuraitis Duo, 8:30pm Sokolov-Gonzalez, Megg, 8:30pm Band, 8:30pm 8:30pm Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Live Music: Cassatt Live Music: The Live Music: TBD, Live Music: Dylan Live Music: TBD, Live Music: TBD, Live Music: Annie & the Quartet, 8:30pm Mammals, 8:30pm 8:30pm Doyle Band, 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm Fur Trappers, 8:30pm Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Live Music: TBD, Live Music: TBD, Live Music: TBD, Live Music: Willa & Live Music: TBD, Live Music: TBD, Live Music: John Kirk & 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm Company, 8:30pm 8:30pm 8:30pm Trish Miller, 8:30pm Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Campfire, S’mores, & Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm Music, 9:00pm Parlor Show Campfires Band/Live Music Theme Program Lecture Special Event JULY 2021 – ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE DATE TIME ENTERTAINMENT DESCRIPTION 07/01/2021 8:30PM Live Music: County County Hell is a lively Celtic rock group playing the legendary music Hell of The Pogues. Accordion, banjo, violin, and mandolin blend with the dynamic exuberance of rock and roll. From very old sea shanties, classic ballads and raucous jigs, County Hell, based in the local Kingston area, specializes in keeping the energy high and traditional modern Irish music alive. 07/02/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Dylan Southern born, Northern raised, Dylan Doyle has been steeped in Doyle Band everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix and The Band. From this comes a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere within the delta of Roots, Rock, Blues, and Jazz, giving him a style that defies classification. 9:00PM Campfire, S’mores, Join local musician Linda Richards for an evening of family fun and & Music songs by the campfire with ‘s’more’ of our favorite gooey treats! 07/03/2021 8:30PM Live Music: “Fiddle John and Trish are dance callers and musicians from Saratoga Tunes, Folk Songs, & Springs, NY. With the use of fiddle, guitar, mandolin, and banjo, Fancy Footwork” they will present an array of funny songs, sing alongs, folk ballads with John Kirk & Trish from the Catskills, sentimental favorites, and some singer- Miller songwriter gems. 07/04/2021 12:00PM Trumpet Across the From 1902 until the mid-1950s, bugle calls were performed daily Lake throughout the summer to announce meals and entertainments. We are pleased to recreate this tradition on the Fourth of July with trumpeter Aaron Flagg. Best enjoyed from the East side of the House facing Lake Mohonk. 2:00pm – “The Hudson Seven” Clap your hands to the sweet sounds of “The Hudson Seven” as 3:00pm Riverboat Marching their melodies roll across Lake Mohonk and throughout the Band property. 6:00PM Trumpet Across the From 1902 until the mid-1950s, bugle calls were performed daily Lake throughout the summer to announce meals and entertainments. We are pleased to recreate this tradition on the Fourth of July with trumpeter Aaron Flagg. Best enjoyed from the East side of the House facing Lake Mohonk. 7:30PM Boat Dock Concert: Take in the beauty of Lake Mohonk and begin the evening “The Hudson Seven” festivities with the Riverboat Band, a Hudson Valley based group Riverboat Band directed by saxophonist Jason Clinton. Their acoustic and brass melodies will be an incredible kick-off to the Illumination Ceremony. 9:15PM Illumination of the As dusk settles, a peaceful reflection of brilliant color glows from Mountain Ceremony rocky ledges to cliff-bound lake. A live musical performance paired with a spectacular fireworks display by Legion Fireworks, this is a unique way to celebrate July 4th. Readings by Tom Smiley and Eric Gullickson. 07/05/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Songs for From Yankee Doodle and Free Americay to The Times They Are a- Independence Day Changin’, this spirit raising reviews 250 years of American grit and independence. Hosted by acclaimed actor and storyteller David Lutken and featuring actress and musician Katie Barton, Old Time and Blues virtuoso Hubby Jenkins, and composer and folklorist Andy Teirstein. JULY 2021 – ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 07/06/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Gumbo, This hearty home cooked musical feast stirs in some Celtic & Gypsy Grits, and Gravy spices, folds in a dollop of Zydeco, adds a pinch of Soul, and whips in acoustic Blues. Featuring roots royals Anne Harris, Marcella Simien, and Guy Davis. 9:00PM Campfire, S’mores, Join local musician John Steffens for an evening of family fun and & Music songs by the campfire with ‘s’more’ of our favorite gooey treats! 07/07/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Rhett Rhett Miller, frontman for the legendary Texas rock and roll band Miller & the New Old 97’s, brings a new lineup of Hudson Valley all-star players to Paltz All Stars perform a selection of songs form his vast catalog, as well as the songs that influenced him – form Neil Young to David Bowie and beyond. 07/08/2021 8:30PM Live Music: La Pompe Veteran New York guitarist Doug Munro’s and his outstanding jazz Attack: Tribute to quartet updates the hot swing of legendary gypsy guitarist Django Django Reinhardt Reinhardt coupled with Doug’s entertaining approach to performing. La Pompe is more than a band, it is a collective of like-minded players committed to sharing their talent and passion for great music on the bandstand. 07/09/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Buffalo More details to come. Stack 9:00PM Campfire, S’mores, Join local musician Lauren Tully for an evening of family fun and & Music songs by the campfire with ‘s’more’ of our favorite gooey treats! 07/10/2021 8:30PM Live Music: JB3 The Jeremy Baum Trio will play a mix of funk, soul, and jazz, drawing from the sounds of the late 1960s. Featuring Chris Vitarello, a gifted guitarist and blues hall of famer, Vitarello “merits notice for his technical powers and imagination, his reaching extending to rockability and swing.” Come and enjoy! 07/11/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Ramblin’ From the backwoods of Virginia to the rhinestone littered stages Rose of the Opry, Ramblin' Rose celebrates the greatest female icons and songwriters of country music. This multi-instrumentalist band swaps instruments, sings in harmony, and shares the lives and stories behind songs made famous by Dolly Parton, the Carter Family, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and more! 9:00PM Campfire, S’mores, Come listen and sing along to an eclectic mix of folk, singer- & Music songwriter, and popular music by Michael & Emmy Clarke and Friends. Enjoy an evening of family fun and songs by the campfire with ‘s’more’ of our favorite gooey treats! 07/12/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Woody Woody Sez is a tale of struggle, activism, patriotism and Sez commitment celebrating the life and times of one of the giants of American Music. Many of Woody Guthrie’s songs (Bound for Glory, Pastures of Plenty, The Ballad of Tom Joad, This Land is Your Land) express what is universal about the American spirit. 07/13/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Backyard Since opening in 1957, the legendary Troubadour club in West Troubadours Hollywood helped launch some of contemporary music’s most talented performers. Backyard Troubadours share the songs from the many who made the Troubadour West shine including Carly Simon, James Taylor, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Jimmy Webb and countless others. Featuring Peter Calo, Dawn Derow, Lauren Fox, Todd Eisler and Jeff Eyrich. 9:00PM Campfire, S’mores, & Join local musician John Steffens for an evening of family fun and Music songs by the campfire with ‘s’more’ of our favorite gooey treats! JULY 2021 – ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 07/14/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Nicole More details to come. Zuraitis Duo 07/15/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Raina Rooted in Jazz and R&B, Raina invites us into her unique sonic Sokolov-Gonzalez world with harmonic nuance and lyrical poetry. Releasing her four debut singles in 2018, RSG has over 600k streams on Spotify and a budding global audience. “Raina will leave you defenseless – her infectious voice will tear apart your guard and leave you bare to soak up the emotional sounds.” (Music Ninja) 07/16/2021 8:30PM Live Music: Sweet Sweet Megg and her wayfaring musicians seamlessly incorporate Megg elements of New Orleans Swing, Harlem swing, Parisian cabaret, and gut bucket blues transporting you to a new world of their own making with echoes of bygone days.
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