POP-UP Pub

Sunday 1-5 January 19th 

Food    Wine    Beer    Cider

We now have a beer/wine/cider license to help us raise funds for more great music events upstairs.  It's mid-winter so come warm up with friends, food, and a glass.   See you there!

It’s Time Again! Get Yourself to Panther Creek Arts for Holiday Gifts and Good Cheer. Excellent and Local Gifts Warm Your Holidays and Our Own Artisans.

Sheepskins from Heather Ridge Farm

Pottery by Judy and David at Cid Smyth Potters

Lost Barn Fabulous Wood workings

Woven kitchen linens by Shirley, gorgeous

Knitwear by Bonnie Spencer and her Alpacas

Mark Swanberry Arts

Artists Prints and Paintings by Neil Driscoll

Cards and Prints by Emily Driscoll

Rooted Movement Pilates and Yoga

Food and Drink by BITE ME

Join us at The Hall on Saturday, September 14th at 7pm for a evening of music presented by our neighbors at Looking Glass Arts. This event is made possible by the generous support The Cheswatyr Foundation.

For Living Lovers is a duo from NYC. Brandon Ross (acoustic guitar, soprano guitar, banjo) and Stomu Takeishi (acoustic bass guitar) play creative music; the vocabulary is personal, adventurous, intimate and captivating. Bring your attention, your openness and your Iinner ears along with you.

Brandon Ross is a performing and recording artist, guitarist and composer who has worked and collaborated with many innovative voices in modern music including Henry Threadgill, Wadada Leo Smith, Cassandra Wilson, Jewel, Tony Williams, Lizz Wright, Arto Lindsay, The Lounge Lizards, Leroy Jenkins, Oliver Lake, Lawrence D. “Butch” Morris, Bill Frisell, Me’Shell N’degeocello, Arrested Development, Archie Shepp, Muhal Richard Abrams, Don Byron, Ron Miles and many others.

Stomu Takeishi is a Japanese experimental and jazz bassist. He is known for playing fretless five-string electric bass guitar and a Klein five-string acoustic bass guitar, often using extended techniques and electronic manipulations such as looping. In the 1990s, he began to achieve prominence as an innovative New York jazz bass player, and critics have noted both his adventurous playing and sensitivity to sound and timbre. He has performed and/or recorded with Don Cherry, Henry Threadgill, Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, Butch Morris, Dave Liebman, Randy Brecker, Wynton Marsalis, Paul Motian, Myra Melford, Cuong Vu, Badal Roy, David Tronzo, Erik Friedlander, Satoko Fujii, Laszlo Gardony, Ahmad Mansour, Andy Laster, Ned Rothenberg, and with Molé, a trio with Hernan Hecht and Mark Aanderud.

"Ross is a one-man atmosphere factory, availing himself of all the sounds—cries, squeaks, cracks, fuzz, whispers, organ-like echoes—that an electric guitar, in the hands of a master, can produce." –  Paris Review

In this engaging workshop kids, adults, and their families learn through hands-on creation, demonstrations, and behind-the-scenes footage, how the same methods that studios employ on large-scale films can be used to create stop motion animation at home. This is a one-of-a-kind workshop with artist/educator, Andy Gaukel, whose work has been presented throughout Germany, France, Montreal, and the US. Up to 15 people are offered the opportunity to work with this master artist with a culminating performance at the end of the day, which will be open and free to the public. If you cannot be in the workshop be sure to come to the culminating presentation at the end of the day.

Andy Gaukel is a Hudson Valley, NY based theatre and puppetry artist and educator whose work has been presented throughout the world including Le Mouffetard in Paris, France; Casteliers (Montreal); Blickwechsel in Magdeburg, Germany; the Chicago International Puppet Theatre Festival, among others. Andy’s puppetry education company, Atomic Arts,  is proud to be serving the students and teachers of several CUNY early childhood centers including Bronx Community College, LaGuardia Community College, City Tech and Lehman College. Andy is also proud to bring puppetry programs to Imagine Learning Centers across the five boroughs and New Jersey. Andy is the proud recipient of five Jim Henson Foundation grants to help further his original work.

“Andy Gaukel created quite an astonishing show…The result is powerfully evocative, poetic and very moving. We gradually forget the puppets and let ourselves get swept away by the emotion of the story. Amazing.”

- COUP DE THÉÀTRE, Paris

“With Schweinehund…Andy Gaukel and Myriame Larose offer a real lesson in puppetry.”

- (MON)theatre, Montreal

This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of The Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by CREATE Council on the Arts.

“My advice is to delay your heart break and see them now” - Penny Arcade

VickiKristinaBarcelona is Rachelle Garniez, Amanda Homi and Mamie Minch, a power trio of music veterans dedicated to re-imagining the songs of Tom Waits via inventive three-part harmonies and a treasure trove of instruments including banjos, bottles, squeezebox and zills.  They create a world of sound at once powerful, playful and poignant.  

Seasoned singers and songwriters, each a hybrid story-teller and multi-instrumentalist in her own right, join forces to salute the tragicomic lyrical genius of the Waits songbook. Picture the Triplets of Belleville disguised as Depression Era hobos riding the rails across America stopping to play dance parties and funerals along the road to nowhere. 

Three distinct styles form a captivating original mix, greater than the sum of its' parts, never failing to amaze and delight audiences of all stripes. 

This project is made possible in part with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of The Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by CREATE Council on the Arts.

OTHER Contributors to this event: Rebecca and Richard Bell. THANK YOU!

Eric Vloeimans & Will Holshouser

An adventurous trumpet and accordion duo, Eric and Will play evocative original compositions that bring together sounds from jazz, classical and folk music: rich harmonies, catchy melodies, and energetic improvising span the range from emotional to fun. These these two virtuoso musicians use the intimacy of the duo setting to full effect, taking listeners on a journey through a variety of musical landscapes. Along the way, the trumpet and accordion point to a variety of cultural influences, distilled by these two composer/improvisers into a thrilling set of music.

Trumpeter Eric Vloeimans is one of the best-known musicians in the Netherlands, having won six Edison awards (the “Dutch Grammy”) for his recordings. He is in constant demand as a bandleader and guest soloist and has appeared all over the world with groups ranging from the Mercer Ellington Orchestra to the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, as well as his own bands.Recently, he was invited by the king of the Netherlands to play a concert for a state visit to the Czech Republic. Will Holshouser is a veteran of the New York music scene and is one of the most widely respected accordionists in the US. He has toured and recorded with many artists including Regina Carter, David Krakauer, and Antony & the Johnsons. Three albums of his own music have been released by the Portuguese label Clean Feed. The duo recorded their first album, Eric & Will, in the US in 2017. After a pandemic pause, their latest album Two for the Road (V-flow/Challenge Jazz) was recorded live on tour in the Netherlands in 2021. In 2022, they toured to thirteen cities in the U.S.

“An accordion and a trumpet. They brought a sold-out house . . . to ecstasy.”

- Rinus Van Der Heijden, JazzNu (Netherlands)

“Unforgettably unclassifiable ... expressive and uncategorizable chamber music in a jazz setting.” - Mel Minter, Musically Speaking blog (USA)

“With its beauty and eclectic influences ... a CD release from their 2021 concert tour in the Netherlands is a “must” purchase.” * * * * *

- Jeff Krow, Audiophile Audition (USA)

Please support our sponsors for this event; we would not be here without them. Find them, chat with them, buy their goods, and come back again.

Susan Henry: Even though she doesn’t live here now she still donates. We love her; go give her a hug and tell her to come back home.

Rebecca and Richard Bell. They come to every event they can at the hall, and always say, “how can we help?” Rebecca makes us soup when we’ve had it with cooking. They are awesome.

ML Geiger is our next door neighbor and lighting designer. In her spare time she weaves, knits, and offers up help whenever we ask. What a place West Fulton is to have the likes of her!

Sylvia Buccelli is an absolute dream of a pianist and long time colleague. Even though she is in Berlin for this concert she offered up a donation to make this night happen. If you find her give her a hug.

Ellen and J.Ed are actors and teachers with long careers in the theater and luckily ended up as neighbors. When we carol in WF at Christmas time they pull out the stops and put on a feast by the fire. If you’re lucky you’ll find them for a chat.

Linda LaViolette just isn’t in WF enough and we can’t get enough of her. She breezes in, drops idea bombs for terrific events, and then she’s off to other parts of the world. Linda, come back !

Joe Garry always takes an interest in whatever is going on here at the hall. He and his late husband, Barry, religiously attended the turkey suppers here where they have, “turkey supper friends; of course we’ll be there!” Give him a hug for us.

JOHN HOUSHMAND

Guitarist Composer Soundcrafter

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Seating will be cabaret style and we will have a beer, wine, cider license for the evening. Food likely…

John Houshmand has a distinguished career as a composer and guitarist for Laurasia, the Audio Artists, and East River Consort, as well as a solo guitar wizard working in the tradition of real-time improvisation. He has authored much of the Laurasia work, and opened for Ralph Towner, Shadowfax, and other esoteric groups. He is the straight-man with the Audio Artists, playing electric, baritone, and toy guitar, and is one of the mentors behind SOUNDWALL, the front band for his sonic architecture company with Ed Potokar. He is featured on his solo CD Void of Course, as well as Laurasia, Undiscovered Country, Audio CD’s, Artists LIVE at HERE, and numerous other CD’s. He also has a design company, www.johnhoushmand.com, and a working farm in Hobart NY, www.svrhay.com.

FINALLY…an evening of Spoken Word Stories (all true!)

Three New York actors read and perform short pieces of their own

                           and others’ experiences.  Some are funny, some are bittersweet…all are wonderful!

Directed by Piper Patterson

Saturday, August 27th at 7pm

FREE

  THE HALL in West Fulton

Anney Giobbe is a NYC based actor who works in theatre, tv, and film. She is happy to be with you, a live audience, and is grateful to her West Fulton friends for the opportunity to read excerpts from her solo work in progress, Shiny.

Caitlin Gaspar.  Raised in Barkhamsted CT and a graduate of NYU TISCH Caitlin has been writing and performing for over 20 years. Her latest work Self Possession recently debuted at Edmonton Fringe festival and her one woman show Good at Cults was featured at the inaugural Speak up Rise Up festival in NYC.

Zachary Desmond: Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies, by Terence Chisholm, 59E59 St Theatre; One Night Stand, a short film by Dana Serao, dir. by Mark Serao, WINNER of BEST COMEDY SHORT at the Los Angeles Comedy Film and Screenplay Festival, Official Selection of the Austin Comedy Film Festival, HONORABLE MENTION at Big Apple Film Festival and Screenplay Competition; Troglobites (playwright) dir. by Piper Patterson, workshop at The Studio NYC; A Midsummer Night's Dream dir. by Claire Kelly, Shakespeare on the Sound.

Piper Patterson is a writer/actor/director based in NYC. A recent Juilliard grad, she has worked at Panther Creek arts previously, assistant directing The Cherry Orchard under and directing Our Town. This year in NYC she has directed the original commissioned piece Troglobites for The Studio NY and acted in The Outsiders musical workshop bound for La Jolla. A grateful adoptee of the West Fulton community, she’s thrilled to be a part of bringing cultural events to the hamlet!

Audio to come… just hold your horses, puppy!

Crow Ensemble of bassoons returns with guest pianist, Sylvia Buccelli. This delightful event will be followed by a light reception. Please show your vaccination card at the door and wear a mask. You are also welcome to sit outside creekside; we will have the windows open.

3:00 Music

4:00 Reception with the fun musicians

Putting Artists Back to Work

Panther Creek Arts introduces: SCHOHARIE COUNTY ARTS (SCA) an organization with the mission to support the arts in Schoharie County. The Town of Fulton Historical Society is partially sponsoring this event. Want to be a sponsor? Great! We need it! Please email us here: panthercreekarts@gmail.com

Saturday July 10th 11 a.m. to 4 pm in the West Fulton Park

FREE TO ALL

11-4 Saturday July 10th

BRING THE FAMILY

Musicians

Actors

Circus Arts

Portrait Artist

Gallery Opening of Local Artist

Sheep! for petting and portraits

Participate in Arts Projects: Color in Motion

Participate in Stone Installation with master stone mason

Food from BITE ME

ACTORS: Danielle Skraastad and Henry Vick

HELP BUILD A STONE INSTALLATION with master stone mason: Gregory BLum

A Heartelt THANK YOU to all our sponsors:

Fennimore Assest Management

Bank of Richmondville

Lamont Engineers

LVDV Operations, Inc

Fulton Historical Society

Henry Lamont

Kathleen Puciato

Marika Hughes

Brian and Shirley Goodfellow

Ellen Lauren and J.Ed Araiza

Rebecca and Richard Bell

Allison Rubin

Anita Anderson

Rebecca Brown and Boris McGiver

Chris Barton

Cherie Clapper

Sylvia Buccelli

ML Geiger

AND ALL OUR FRIENDS ON THE GOFUNDME SITE

See them here

Click Here for This Week’s Menu Items

We miss you.

Come take some BITE ME Home. On another Day we’ll all be together listening to live music upstairs in THE HALL and munching on in-house goodies. Meanwhile, come for a moment to pick up food for lunch, dinner, or breakfast. It’s all contact free.

Great food from great ingredients with different offerings each week. Watch for our scrumptious quiche, mushroom pâté, seasonal salads, salmon mousse, baguettes, savory or sweet hand pies, and more. Come for lunch; take home dinner, you don’t want to cook this Saturday.

We make more than what is strictly ordered online so if you forget to order we may have something for you, but it’s best to let us know ahead of time.

PRE ORDERS

MENU HERE

Let us know by Thursdays at 5.

Pay online at HERE

Come pick up at the Kitchen Door at THE HALL Saturdays from 12:30-2:30 PLEASE NOTE new time!

We have a couple of tables along Panther Creek that you are welcome to use with safe practices (distancing of others at 6 feet, masks when you are not seated). Come share our little bit of this beautiful creek.

Bring your Masks; we will have some available if needed

Pick up 12:30 - 2:30 on Saturdays PLEASE NOTE new time!

Go up the road to Scrumpy Ewe for your cider take out (you can walk it) https://www.scrumpyewecider.com

You’ve got gardening to do? Patria Gardens is just up the road. (4 miles uphill. driving recommended) https://www.facebook.com/patriagardens/

Looking for gluten free and also beautifully made food? Check out Sap Bush Hollow Cafe and Farmstore. https://www.sapbushfarmstore.com

We’re all family here; come join in.

Dinner will be served downstairs in our bistro room prior to the concert tonight. Our kitchen window will be open for great food. Come make an evening of it!

5:30 - 7:30

BASSOONS BASSOONS BASSOONS BASSOONS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Yes, 4 of them. Free Concert

With Holiday Cheer before, during, after.

It’s A Fundraiser For THE HALL With Some Of The Best Food and Music In Schoharie County.

Reviving A Community Tradition From Decades Past In The Rural Historic Setting Of THE HALL At Panther Creek Arts In West Fulton, NY. The Hall Is An Artistic And Culinary Center At The Crossroads Of A Hamlet In Scenic Schoharie County In The Northern Catskills. The Turkey Supper Features Pasture Raised Turkeys From Sap Bush Hollow Farm, Artisanal Dishes Made of Very Local Produce From BARBERS FARM, Excellent Home Cooking, A Place To Meet Neighbors And New Friends.  And The Evening Includes Some Of The Best Music You’ll Hear, Anywhere.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

SCHEDULE

6:00  Dinner served promptly, one seating

7:30 Music by Charlie Burnham

We will have a wine/beer license available; or a corking fee if you prefer your own bottle.

MENU     (It’s old-fashioned, hometown, downtown West Fulton charm).

Scrumptious Very Locally Raised Roast Turkey, BITE ME Red Potatoes, West Fulton Roasted Squash, Sawyer Hollow Coleslaw, Panther Creek Cranberry Orange Chutney, Sap Bush Hollow Homemade Apple and Pumpkin Pies.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

Dinner: $40

Dinner, Children 12 And Under: $25

Music:  $25 

Dinner And Music:  $50

Purchase Tickets Here

We will have a wine/beer license available; or a corking fee if you prefer your own bottle.

Charles Burnham is a singular, versatile and virtuosic American violinist and composer. The Brooklyn based musician has become widely admired and much sought after for his unique approach to the violin. Primarily an improvising player, he has performed and recorded in a wide variety of musical styles, from blues and bluegrass, to jazz.

Burnham became known internationally after joining James Blood Ulmer’s Oddessey Band in 1983. Since then he has recorded and performed with such musical luminaries as Cassandra Wilson, Wynton Marsalis, Henry Threadgill, Henry Butler, Nora Jones, Living Colour, Queen Esther, John Zorn, Steve Swell, Rufus Wainwright, Krishna Das, Kenny Wollesen, Billie Joe Armstrong, Jason Kao Hwang, The Woes, Hem, Elysian Fields, Adam Rudolph, the Heavy Circles, Mario Pavone, Joan As Police Woman, Gabrielle roth, Robert Musso, Jai Uttal, Soul Syndicate, Rick Moranis, Doug Wamble, Robert Musso, Babby Paunetto, Sasha Dobson, Kato Hideki and Emily Coates..

He is currently writing and performing new and original material often scored for small ensembles, and in particular, duets. These latest pieces feature Burnham singing original lyrics in his husky and soulful voice. Blues and gospel music has been his inspiration for his latest works.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

NorthWinds

Bassoon Ensemble

A gaggle of geese, a school of fish, a murder of crows -- a monsoon of bassoons?

The bassoonists of NorthWinds have found a cheerful and spirited platform for this unsung bass wind pipe. The ensemble was formed in 2017 with the idea that all music is created equal -- except in a bassoon ensemble, which is more equal than others.  These players bring out the jaunty, the moody, the serene, and the serious nature of the instrument with an easygoing and open style. The enthusiasm is infectious as the group performs and chats with the audience. What’s a double reed?  You “crow” a reed?  Wait, it’s eight feet long?  Is a contrabassoon really eighteen feet long? Hold on -- is that an accordion up there?  You might just get lucky with this group and hear something completely unexpected.

As for credentials: the group has one PhD, five graduate degrees, and years of study with prestigious musicians, including NY Phil players. One of us has even left behind a distinguished career as an oboist and has come to see the light as a bassoonist.  Between the group we have toured Europe, performed solos with major orchestras, been part of Grammy nominated ensembles, and of course, trekked through the work-a-day world of the freelance musician. What’s really needed is a bit more fun now; and here it is.

NorthWinds Ensemble is especially well suited to intimate settings like THE HALL at Panther Creek Arts where the audience and performers have a moment to exchange thoughts and listen to this lesser known beauty of the orchestral winds.

John Douglas Ferrigno

Karen Kelland

Cornelia McGiver

Nora Post

ARTS CAMP for ages 6-16

 July 8, 9 a.m.-4

Final Gallery Presentation 3-4

All are welcome!

This arts camp is intended to nurture creativity, problem solving, and decision making both on an individual and shared group basis.

Participants will be offered a variety materials including crayons, ink, watercolor, tempera, chalk, markers, and collage materials.

Explore the materials and have fun while learning about the elements of art including color, form, line, shape, space, texture, and value.

From 3-4 there will be a gallery display created and designed by the children. Bring your friends and to see the artwork on display!

Kathy Puciato, artist and educator with a long history and resume of working with children and teaching child development, will be heading this Arts Camp. We are so lucky to have her!

Friday June 14

Dana Lyn & Kyle Sanna

Lyn and Sanna have brought their “through the looking glass” approach to traditional music to clubs, festival stages and concert halls throughout the US and Canada. They have taught workshops at the Old Songs Festival, the Catskills Irish Arts Festival, the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival, Wellesley College, West Virginia’s Augusta Heritage Center, Traditional Arts in Upstate New York, and since 2015 have been residents at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute in Boscawen, NH.

DINNER will be served at our kitchen window on June 14th prior to the music of DANA LYN and KYLE SANNA.

Informal but delicious. Sit inside or dine creekside. We look forward to seeing you there.

The menu is simple but delicious: Chili with meat from Sap Bush Hollow Farms, Cornbread, and Salad with Barbers Farm Fresh Vegetables.

And yes, there will be sweets ….

See you at THE HALL!

Saturday May 4th

A mini festival with live music, Improv workshop, Vaudeville performance, paint off, silent auction, art gallery openings, museum tours, and local food.

1:00-2:30    Theater Workshop Especially For 12-25 Year Olds however we accept anyone interested in having fun and improving their improv with NYC based actor, dancer, singer, Princess Victome.  Get Tickets Here. 

2:00   Paint Off!  For Kids And Adults Alike. The Finished Results Will Be Auctioned Off At 5:00 In The Silent Auction To Benefit Panther Creek Arts.  Free Event But Reserve Here

3:00    Keith Nelson from Bindlestiff performing Vaudeville Arts - A Fantastic Show, Not To Be Missed  Tickets Here

1-7  Art Gallery Openings, Meet The Artists, Local Food, Local Beverages, Museum Tours,  And Socializing - It's All The Rage

1-7  Silent Auction Of Very Practical Items -  To Benefit programming at THE HALL At Panther Creek Arts.  Bid On A Dumpster, An Oil Change, Hardware Store Items, Gas Cards, Local Lunch, And So Much More.

7:30  Dennis Lichtman & Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton  -  Live Music On Stage At THE HALL  Tickets Here  sample here

Theater Workshop for teens and others. Improv and theater games with the fabulous Princess Victome. Singer, Actor, Dancer, Princess has a background in Commedia Dell-Arte, Clowning, Indian Art forms, post modern dance, as well as more traditional acting experience and training.

Paint off! Free for anyone who wants time with a brush and canvas along panther creek.; with artist and educator, Kathleen Puciato

Vaudelville performance for everyone and every age with Keith Nelson of Bindlestiff Circus

Renown photographers, Susan Daley and Steve Gross present “Lost Schoharie County” prints. Bring a part of the past home with home; these prints are for sale and a portion of each sale goes to Panther Creek Arts. Prices are reasonable, and these artists sometimes find creative ways of exchanging goods for services.

Susan Daley & Steve Gross are photographic based artists who live in New York City. They are the authors of 12 books & have had numerous gallery exhibitions, including the OK Harris Gallery of Soho. Their work examines historically architecture and landscape design, as well as the vernacular buildings found throughout America. In 2020, the Fenimore Art Museum of Cooperstown will exhibit a series of their photos entitled “Blue Gardens.”

“By starkly juxtaposing the forces of neglect and the airy ghosts of weather, these arresting

photographs add a new tension to our ancient fascinations with history, time, nature, and decay.”

--Billy Collins

Print maker, Mary Louise Kalin shows her work; another chance to bring home an original work. Bring your checkbook and check them out.

Since graduating with a B.F.A. from Rhode Island School of Design, Kalin has worked as a graphic designer and gallery director while maintaining a printmaking studio in New Hampshire from 1982-1990, and from 1998 through the present in Tivoli, NY. Her prints are in numerous corporate and private collections. She is a current member of Longyear Gallery in Margaretville, NY.

When talking about her art practice, she says, "Making art has everything to do with growing up in the Catskill Mountains and on Cape Cod. I was an outside child. We walked miles up through cow pastures, made rooms in the woods, and castles and drawings in the sand in the summer. The layers, the patterns and colors of my natural surroundings are the source for my art. My reverence for nature and the environment is embedded in my images.”

Silent Auction of Very Useful Things including gas cards, oil changes, dumpsters, dinners, windows, haunted walks through abandoned cemeteries. And much more!

Dennis Lichtman & Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton - Live Music sample here

This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered in Schoharie County by The Greene County Council on the Arts.

Below are our sponsors, please support them!

DIANE and CHRIS BETTS

VIVIAN and ANTHONY KURUTZ

It's All Locally Made And Ready for the Holidays

Come eat lunch, or take home dinner, and shop for your holidays in the oh-so charming setting of The Hall in West Fulton, NY.

Food    Desserts    Candles    Soaps  Wreaths    Trees   Aprons    Market Bags   Pottery  Maple Syrup    Sheepskins   Chocolates Local Textiles   Jewelry Gifts  Jams   Cards

Come gather with friends and find some new ones -We look forward to seeing you there.

Panther Creek's BITE ME dinner, baguettes, fresh mozzarella

Pastries and Sweets by Chef Phillip

Patria Gardens wreaths, trees

Cards By Emily

Textiles by Bozen Creek Fiber Farm

Handmade aprons, towels, shopping bags

Cid/Smyth Pottery; it’s all gorgeous

Heather Ridge Farm, meats, sheepskins, truffles, goodies

Marianna Tomasino jewelry

Local maple syrup

It’s a Fundraiser for THE HALL with some of the best fun in Schoharie County.

Reviving A Community Tradition From Decades Past In The Rural Historic Setting Of THE HALL In West Fulton, NY. The Hall Is An Artistic And Culinary Center At The Crossroads Of A Hamlet In Scenic Schoharie County In The Northern Catskills. The Turkey Supper Features Pasture Raised Turkeys From Sap Bush Hollow Farm, Artisanal Dishes Made From Very Local Produce from BARBERS FARM, Excellent Home Cooking, A Place To Meet Neighbors And New Friends.  The Evening Also Features Some Of The Best Music You’ll Hear, Anywhere.

Tickets Here

SCHEDULE

6:00  Dinner served promptly, one seating

7:30 Chat before the music. Digest.  Take a stroll through the town.

8:00 Music by David Boulanger

We will have a wine/beer license available; or a corking fee if you prefer your own bottle.

MENU     (It’s old-fashioned, hometown, downtown West Fulton charm).

All-Day Smoked Turkey, BITE ME Red Potatoes, West Fulton Roasted Squash, Sawyer Hollow Coleslaw, Panther Creek Cranberry Orange Chutney, Sap Bush Hollow Homemade Apple and Pumpkin Pies.

TICKETS

Dinner: $40

Dinner, Children 12 And Under: $25

Music:  $25 

Dinner And Music:  $50

Purchase Tickets Here

We will have a wine/beer license available; or a corking fee if you prefer your own bottle.

Music after by DAVID BOULANGER!

David is best known as a member of the legendary Québécois folk big band “La Bottine Souriante”, which has been touring the world for almost 40 years now.

David is a highly respected fiddler, foot-tapper, singer, composer and arranger from Montréal. He received several awards from the Canadian Folk Music awards: In 2007 for “album of the year” with his band “La Part du Quêteux”. In 2010 David was also nominated with his “Duo Duval Boulanger” for “instrumental group of the year” for the album “Pièces sur Pièces”. July 2011, he composed and arranged music for the circus, “Cirque Alfonse” for their show “Timber” which has toured around the world since. Currently, he has been performing for seven years with LaBottine Souriante – the epic grand trad band of Québec presenting music from Québec with a brass section, which has included releasing the much praised album, “Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée”. This album was nominated in the category “group of the year” in the Canadian Folk Music Awards 2012.

David Boulanger is an exceptional Quebecois player as well as a respected jazz violin player, composer and arranger in Montreal. He has gained widespread acclaim for his joyful and superb fiddling; a man of great talent, enthusiasm and humour.

Tickets Here

Come spook yourself on Saturday October 27th at THE HALL

Tickets Available at the door

Internationally known psychic/medium comes to THE HALL for an enchanted halloween evening.  Divination, past lives, spirit guides; Corbie Mitleid delves in for an evening with a psychic/medium.

Tickets available at the door

Saturday September 29th at The Hall

Special Guest Musician/s will be in the pubroom at THE HALL for an intimate evening of music. Enjoy of glass of local beer and hear professional musicians at work.. We look forward to sharing the evening with you.