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Mid-Hudson @ A Glance Week Of December 2010

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What's happening in the Mid-Hudson Valley

FREEMAN STAFF

‘Our Youth’ comes to Kingston

WHAT: “This Is Our Youth”

WHEN: Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.

WHERE: Cornell St. Studios, 168 Cornell St., Kingston

DETAILS: The Star Mountainville Group will present “This Is Our Youth,” by Kenneth Lonergan.

HOW MUCH: $12.

CALL: (845) 331-0191

e-mail: rdarmstadt514Wgmail.com

Holiday show in Rhinebeck

WHAT: Holiday show, “Five Children and It”

WHEN: Friday, Saturday and Dec. 17 and 18 at 7 p.m., Sunday and Dec. 19 at 3 p.m.

WHERE: Cocoon Theatre, 6384 Mill St., Rhinebeck

DETAILS: The Cocoon Theatre will present its annual holiday show, “Five Children and It,” an original adaptation of the book by E. Nesbit, performed by Cocoon’s Production Program. A wild adventure story about the granting of wishes.

HOW MUCH: $15

CALL: (845) 876-6470

Online: www.cocoontheatre.org

Holiday concert in Hyde Park

WHAT: Seasonal holiday concert

WHEN: Friday at 8 p.m.

WHERE: Hyde Park United Methodist Church, Route 9 and Church St., Hyde Park

DETAILS: The Hudson Valley Folk Guild will present its annual holiday concert featuring Denise Jordan-Finley’s Musical Theatre Troupe and the Helen Baldwin Singers. Also featured will be the Beckers and the Martuccis, known for their rich four-part harmonies and original music.

HOW MUCH: $10; HVFG members/seniors $8.

CALL: (845) 758-2681

e-mail: hvfolks@aol.com

online: hudsonvalleyfolkguild.org

Winter concert in Kingston 

WHAT: Winter Concert 2010

WHEN: Friday at 7:30 p.m.

WHERE: St. James United Methodist Church, Fair and Pearl streets, Kingston

DETAILS: The Mid-Hudson Women’s Chorus Winter Concert “Home for the Holidays,” with guest artists Woodstock Brass Quintet. Snow date Monday at 7:30 p.m.

HOW MUCH: $7, $6 students/seniors

CALL: (845) 382-2499 or 339-3473

online: www.midhudsonwomenschorus.org

‘Old Time Radio’ in New Paltz

WHAT: Old Time Radio

WHEN: Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.

WHERE: Unison Arts and Learning Center, 68 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz

DETAILS: Unison & Mohonk Mountain Stage Reader’s Theater Company will present the return of Old Time Radio.

HOW MUCH: $12 for members / $16 for non-members advance sale/ $2 more at the door.

CALL: (845) 255-1559

Singing ensemble performs in New Paltz

WHAT: New Paltz Music Theatre Singing Ensemble

WHEN: Friday at 7 p.m.

WHERE: McKenna Theater, SUNY New Paltz, 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz

DETAILS: The Music Theatre Singing Ensemble, conducted by Stephen Kitsakos, will present its Winter 2010 concert. The program features music from such shows as “Les Miserables,” “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Rent,” “A Chorus Line,” “Titanic,” “Hairspray,” “Sweeney Todd,” “Billy Elliot” and many more.

HOW MUCH: Free

CALL: (845) 257-3860.

ONLINE: www.newpaltz.edu/fp

Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival Celebrates Its Silver Anniversary Season With Hamlet & The Comedy Of Errors

Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival Celebrates Its

25^th Anniversary Season with

Hamlet and The Comedy of Errors

 

Garrison, NY) – Over the past 24 years the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival has become one of the most critically acclaimed and publically lauded Shakespeare companies in the country. The professional ensemble, under the visionary eye of founding artistic director Terrence O’Brien, presents three shows in repertory from June through Labor Day in their theater tent on the grounds of historic Boscobel in Garrison, New York. In celebration of their 25^th Season HVSF will explore the full range of Shakespeare’s world when they present Hamlet and The Comedy of Errors. The third show will be announced in December.

 

Founding Artistic Director Terrence O’Brien and company have boldly taken on Shakespeare’s “difficult” plays over the past few seasons - presenting Cymbeline, Pericles and last season’s critical success Troilus and Cressida. Not one to shy away from a challenge, O’Brien will take on Hamlet for the first time in the Festival’s quarter-century history. “In the past we have focused on the plays that people don’t have much opportunity to see and now they are part of their local culture. They are certain of the major plays that we haven't grappled with and its time. Hamlet is simply brilliant. It is the longest, richest and most complex of the plays that often falls prey to star turns.” O’Brien has created an ensemble which will be critical to the overall approach to the season. “I think it will be interesting to see an ensemble production with everyone contributing and equally involved even though one person will have five times the lines. And because it’s one of the greatest plays in the English language, what better way to celebrate our work and our 25^th anniversary season?” said O’Brien.

 

“The Comedy of Errors – a play on the far end of the spectrum from Hamlet – offers great parts for comedic actors,” O’Brien continues.  “We have some great comic actors in their prime and ready to take it on. There are also great parts for women, which a lot of Shakespeare plays don’t have.  It’s a great contrast toHamlet where the language is very poetic and beautiful. While Comedy’s language is also very beautiful, it’s fast, accessible.” 

 

Fast and accessible are two oft-found traits of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. As important as the actors and directors are, O’Brien believes the audience plays an equally important role in every season. “The actor/audience connection is at the heart of our work and I believe it is what sets us apart and has made us so successful. We are committed to bringing our work especially to people who never believed they could comprehend or enjoy Shakespeare. I hope the audience understands that for us the real moment of creation occurs not in the isolation of the rehearsal studio, but when the actors engage with the audience in the blast furnace of live performance,” O’Brien concluded.

 

The region’s only professional resident Shakespeare Company, HVSF makes its home under an open-air tent theater perched high up on the banks of the Hudson River on the grounds of the historic 19^th Century Boscobel estate in Garrison, New York. Using the dramatic views of the Hudson Highlands and the sweeping vistas from the elegant lawns of Boscobel as near-perfect stage scenery, the critically acclaimed Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival presents unparalleled productions with the perfect marriage of theater and nature. Audience members are invited to arrive two hours early in order to enjoy a picnic meal - with one of the most spectacular al fresco views - on the grounds of the estate.

 

“Populism without pandering: That's the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's style and I've never seen it go wrong.”

–—Terry Teachout, the Wall Street Journal

 

TICKETS AND INFORMATION

 

Tickets will be available through the website in early April and gift certificates are currently available on the website: www.hvshakespeare.org or by calling the HVSF office, (845) 265-7858.

 

For more information about the 2011 25^th Anniversary Season at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, as well as information about their ongoing Education and Community Outreach Programs, contact the Festival at (845) 265-7858.

 

 

Mountain Music Festival @ Bethel Woods September 12 2010

http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Mountain Music Festival
and Second Annual Airing of the Quilts

Harvest Festival
11:00am - 4:00pm


Free Admission, $2.00 Parking

The Mountain Music Harvest Festival is a celebration of the music that originated in small towns and mountain villages across America, and became what we know today as bluegrass, old time and country music.

Guitars, banjos, mandolins and sweet harmonies are all part of this rich and ever changing tradition of American music. The day will feature banjo, mandolin, fiddle and signing workshops and will conclude with a musicians jam session on the stage at 3:00. 

Second Annual Airing of the Quilts: The Event Tent will once again be filled with the beauty of quilts from the Catskills and beyond presented by Calico Geese Quilters and Friends. 

Workshops include: 
Fiddle workshop with Jesse and Larry Kitzmiller
Harmony Signing workshop with Anne Loeb
Mandolin Workshop & Sing-a-long with Wayne

Music by: Hudson Crossing; Break Neck Annie; Mike Burns Band
Book Signings by: The Upper Delaware Writers Collective

Season-long support provided by: 
Grey's Woodworks and ShopRite Supermarkets

2010 marks the twelfth anniversary of the Harvest Festival, an annual event celebrating the bounty, talent, and beauty of Sullivan County and surrounding areas

Held every Sunday from late August to Columbus Day, the festival features a farmers market, craft village, live performances, corn and hay mazes, pony rides and more. Each week offers a new theme or special event sure to please the entire family. 

• Farmers Market
• Diverse Craft Village
• Festival Foods - Barbeque, Vegetarian, Italian Ices, Kettle Corn
• Live Music
• Children's Area with educational programming
• Corn and Hay Mazes
• Arts and Crafts Workshops
• Pony Rides
• Themed Events Every Week
• Gathering of the Scarecrows - for information call 845.295.2448
• AND MORE! 

Our thanks to the Gerry Foundation for its support of the Harvest Festival.

Please call 845.295.2448 or email us at farmfest@bethelwoodscenter.org for information on becoming a 2010 vendor.

Late Summer 2010 Events

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Last chance for summer

You've still got time to have a splash this season

BRIAN NIEMIETZ

With Labor Day only two weeks away, it’s time to squeeze in everything you didn’t do this summer. But don’t panic, there are still plenty of outdoor film festivals, baseball games and seaside activities to give your summer a proper send-off.

* Minor League Baseball: When it comes to setting the stage for an all-American dream, it’s tough to beat a ballpark. So take advantage of New York’s two waterfront minor league stadiums — one on Coney Island and the other on the tip of Staten Island.

First, there’s that other first-place baseball team: The Brooklyn Cyclones, a Single-A minor league Mets team that plays at MCU Park (1904 Surf Ave.; 718-449-8497; brooklyncyclones.com). “It’s a great baseball atmosphere and we’re a fun team to watch,” says all-star slugger Darrell Ceciliani.

BRETT MESSENGER

“Body and Pole” performers will spring into aerial action at Warm Up at PS1 on Aug. 28.

Nicely set between Luna Park and the ocean and only $8 to $16 a ticket, MCU Park is a great place to spend the evening, even if the Cyclones weren’t on track to break a team record for wins.

The local cellar dwellers, the Staten Island Yankees, also a Single-A team, may be at the bottom of their division, but they have a winner in their Richmond County Bank Ballpark (75 Richmond Terrace; 718-720-9265; siyanks.com). Buy a ticket ($14 to $16) and watch opposing teams’ home runs disappear into the East River, with Lower Manhattan as a backdrop. Seasons end for both teams on Sept. 5 — and they both have fireworks on Friday nights.

* Restaurant Week: Foodies get a treat as the biannual promotion is extended to Sept. 6, giving diners time to feast at restaurants such as Kittichai, where lunch is $24.07 per diner, and Indochine, where dinner is $35.

“Whoever came up with this had a brilliant idea,” says Jean-Marc Houmard, who owns the two Asian standouts and started out as a waiter at Indochine when it was a hangout for Andy Warhol’s gang in the mid-’80s.

“It makes people want to go out and creates a party-like atmosphere.”

Check out nycgo.com for a complete listing of Restaurant Week’s 250 participants, which also include the iconic ‘21’ Club, tourist fave Mesa Grill and trendy SushiSamba.

* Warm Up: Of course, some people like to party sans snacks, and the Warm Up series at MoMA PS 1 (22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City; 718-784-2084; Ps1.org) has been the place to dance outdoors and splash about in kiddie pools while checking out art indoors. Visitors can get down to upcoming performances from electronic band Holy Ghost and New Orleans deejay Rusty Lazer. At Saturday Soirees, which have their last dance Sept. 4, the good times roll from 2 to 9 p.m., and tickets are $15.

* Water Taxi Beach: The meter is also running on the wildly diverse concerts at Governors Island’s Water Taxi Beach (watertaxibeach.com). Tonight, rappers Diddy and Dirty Money join forces at a dance party that goes from 6 p.m. to midnight (tickets are $49 to $199 at ticketmaster.com). Country crooner John Prine (Sept. 10) and indie act Panda Bear (Sept. 11) also play before the series ends Sept. 12. Ferries float for free from the Battery Maritime Building at Pier 11 at Wall Street.

* Central Park SummerStage: The ambitious summer music festival winds down Sept. 26 with a free afternoon show (3 p.m.) featuring world music acts the NY Gypsy All-Stars, Tescoi Banda and the Yuri Yunakov Ensemble. Bring your dancing sandals, enjoy a slice from Pizza Moto and a beer to cool off. Enter mid-park (Rumsey Playfield, near Fifth Avenue and 69th Street; 212-360-2777; summerstage.org.)

* Films at Bryant Park: For those who like parks but prefer movies to music, the Bryant Park Summer Film Series winds up Monday with the 1967 classic “Bonnie and Clyde.” Starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, the film was criticized for its violent content when it first hit theaters. Nowadays, the romantic thriller is a walk in the park — and New Yorkers can cozy up with a picnic on a blanket to watch it for free. The film unreels after sunset at 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue.

* Rock of Ages: Fans of ’80s hair metal and schlock rock — or Journey — won’t want to miss “American Idol” star Constantine Maroulis’ final appearances in Broadway’s “Rock of Ages” at the Brooks Atkinson Theater (256 W. 47th St.; 800-982-2787; rockofagesmusical.com; $45 to $120).

“It’s bittersweet, but by then I’ll have been doing the show for two years, and it’s time to move on,” says Maroulis, who takes his final bow on Sept. 9 and will join the traveling cast as it heads to Chicago. Speaking about his role as aspiring rock star Drew Bowie, Maroulis says, “It’s not the kind of role you get bored of.”

No doubt the Brooklyn-born, Wyckoff, NJ-raised “American Idol” star will miss singing on Broadway. “Sure, there’s a buzz around me leaving — I’m the hometown ‘Idol’ boy,” says Maroulis. “You become a family and you go through a lot and learn a lot about the people around you — sometimes more than you want to.”

Don’t stop believing!

New York City Unicycle Festival September 3rd - 5th 2010

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New York City Unicycle Festival

Three Days of One-Wheel Madness

New York City Unicycle Festival September 3 to 5, 2010 Main Event: September 4 on Governors Island The first NYC Unicycle Festival will be rolling across New York City September 3 to September 5, 2010. Bindlestiff Family Variety Arts, Inc. is producing this three-day event featuring a grand gathering on Governors Island on September 4. The festival features unicycle races and games, trials demonstrations, public shows, a long-distance ride, and the largest group of one-wheeled enthusiasts ever to gather in the five boroughs. 2010 will be the first year of a festival that is intended to become an annual tradition for the Big Apple. New York City is already home to the New York Unicycle Club (biweekly meetings at Grant's Tomb), the King Charles Troupe (the most famous unicycle troupe in the world), and most recently, the NYC Unicycle Bridge Tour. The growing popularity of this quirky pastime, combined with the city's initiatives to encourage cycling, make this a timely opportunity for a celebration of the unicycle. Although you may witness one wheelers all over town, including a mass ride on Friday, September 3, the main event will take place on Governors Island on September 4. From noon to 5 pm people can enjoy rolling on one wheel in an automobile-free area, attempt unicycling for the first time, participate in games of unicycle basketball and hockey, and witness some of the most daring feats imagined by legends in the mono cycle world. The NYC Unicycle Festival on Governors Island features: 1. A fun-filled day of riding unicycles on Governor's island 2. Organized games such as unicycle basketball and unicycle hockey. Rules will be based on the International Unicycling Federation's guidelines. 3. Workshops, ranging from learn-to-ride sessions to advanced skills instruction. 4. Races and competitions. Rules will be based mostly on the International Unicycling Federation. 5. A unicycle trials course. As in skateboarding and BMX, there is a community of unicyclists who will attempt to run obstacle courses on one wheel. 6. A unicycle-vending area that invites dealers and vendors from across the country. 7. Interboro tunnel ride through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, entering Governors Island through the stairway in the air shaft (pending MTA permission) . 8. International unicycle film series. 9. A public show featuring the best unicycle entertainers from around the world.

Air Force Week @ The Intrepid Air & Space Museum August 24th - 27th

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Air Force Week at Intrepid

Join us at Intrepid as we welcome Air Force Week in New York City! From August 24th through August 27th, Intrepid’s pier will be lined with displays and interactives from the Air Force. In addition, there will be a helicopter landing on the flight deck and on Aug 27th, the Air Force is presenting a special free movie screening of Iron Man at Intrepid. Come out and show your support to the fine men and women of the Air Force. Schedule of Activities Tuesday, August 24 Time Event Location 10:00AM- 5PM Air Force Pier Displays AF Global Strike Command Air Force Diversity Air Force ROTC US Air Force Academy NYC Veteran's Parade Arctic Cat A-10 Monster Truck InWorld Virtual Iraq Air Force Personnel Command OCC Chopper AF Special Operations Command Stealth Tour Pier 86 3:00PM Air Force Band Performance by Max Impact Max Impact fuses the elements of contemporary music from today's hip-hop, pop and urban sounds-and everything in between. Max Impact brings together the musical styles of today's top artists like Destiny's Child, Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera. Original Max Impact songs are also regularly featured as the band strives to fire up Airmen with pride in service and a renewed commitment to excellence. Pier 86   Wednesday, August 25 Time Event Location 10:00AM- 5PM Air Force Pier Displays AF Global Strike Command Air Force Diversity Air Force ROTC US Air Force Academy NYC Veteran's Parade Arctic Cat A-10 Monster Truck InWorld Virtual Iraq Air Force Personnel Command OCC Chopper AF Special Operations Command Stealth Tour Pier 86 11:00AM- 2PM Helo landing on Flight Deck, followed by public visitation Flight Deck 12:00PM Air Force Band of Northeast Performance The mission of the Air National Guard Band of the Northeast is to provide musical support for Air Force and Air National Guard units, Department of Defense sponsored events, community and public events, and recruiting efforts. Through music, a message is conveyed to the public promoting patriotism and the American way of life. Pier 86 3:00PM Air Force Band Performance by Afterburner Afterburner is the United States Air Force Band of Liberty's high energy rock band. This six member group brings an explosive blend of classic rock, pop, and R&B to their dynamic stage shows. The members of this versatile group are all active duty military and are based out of Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. They have appeared on national TV, headlined major festivals, and opened for artists such as Charlie Daniels, The Commodores, The Subdudes, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Gretchen Wilson. Pier 86   Thursday, August 26 Time Event Location 10:00AM- 5PM Air Force Pier Displays AF Global Strike Command Air Force Diversity Air Force ROTC US Air Force Academy NYC Veteran's Parade Arctic Cat A-10 Monster Truck InWorld Virtual Iraq Air Force Personnel Command OCC Chopper AF Special Operations Command Stealth Tour Pier 86 11:00AM Air Force Band of the Northeast Performance The mission of the Air National Guard Band of the Northeast is to provide musical support for Air Force and Air National Guard units, Department of Defense sponsored events, community and public events, and recruiting efforts. Through music, a message is conveyed to the public promoting patriotism and the American way of life. Pier 86 2:30PM Air Force Drill Team Performance The Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team is the traveling component of the USAF Honor Guard and inspires Air Force awareness among military and civilian audiences through its complex drill routine. In all they do, the Drill Team personifies the integrity, discipline, teamwork, and professionalism of every Airman and every Air Force mission. During the Air Force Honor Guard's 60-year history, the Drill Team has performed in every state of the union and many countries abroad. Pier 86 3:00PM Air Force Band Performance by Max Impact Max Impact fuses the elements of contemporary music from today's hip-hop, pop and urban sounds-and everything in between. Max Impact brings together the musical styles of today's top artists like Destiny's Child, Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera. Original Max Impact songs are also regularly featured as the band strives to fire up Airmen with pride in service and a renewed commitment to excellence. Pier 86       Friday, August 27 Time Event Location 7:30PM Air Force Movie Night: Iron Man Join Intrepid in celebrating some of our favorite heroes from the movies with our 2nd annual Intrepid Summer Movie Series. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets and blankets. Guests are encouraged to bring their own food, snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, however no outside alcohol is permitted. Doors open at 7:30PM, film begins at sunset, weather permitting. Space is limited. For details visit:http://www.intrepidmuseum.org/Summer-Movie-Series.aspx Flight Deck

Great Jack O" Lantern Blaze 2010 October 2-3,8-11,15-17,21-24 & 28-31 November 5-7

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DON’T MISS the Hudson Valley’s biggest, most exciting, most electrifying Halloween event, featuring more than 4,000 individually hand-carved, illuminated jack o’ lanterns! Meander through an 18th-century riverside landscape and discover a breathtaking display: snakes, a giant spider web, an undersea aquarium, super-sized dinosaurs, pirates, ghosts, even a colossal Pumpkinhenge…all made of jack o’ lanterns!

October/November 2010
2-3, 8-11, 15-17, 21-24, 28-31, Nov. 5-7

1st Annual Hudson Valley Antiques Appraisal Weekend October 23 & 24 2010 Fishkill NY

Hudson Valley Antiques Roadshow is not associated with Antiques Roadshow.  This party is violating our trademark.  Can you please remove all references to “Antiques Roadshow” immediately? I look forward to your reply. Thank you, -- Antiques Roadshow  --- WGBH One Guest Street Boston, MA  02135

AN ANTIQUES APPRAISAL WEEKEND

SAT & SUN OCT. 23 & 24, 2010

10am - 4pm (rain or shine)

DON'T MISS THIS EXCITING EVENT!

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ANTIQUES * FURNITURE * PAINTINGS  JEWELRY * SILVER * LIGHTING * GLASS  CHINA * ANTIQUE TOYS * POTTERY * PORCELAIN * VINTAGE ITEMS AND MORE

VERBAL APPRAISALS BY EXPERTS IN EVERY CATEGORY

On Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 23 and 24, 2010, 10am - 4pm (rain or shine)

The FISHKILL RECREATION CENTER, located at 793 RTE 52, FISHKILL, NY 12524 will host the 1st Annual

Professional Appraisers in every category will be on hand to verbally appraise your Antique Furniture, Paintings, Silver, Jewelry, Toys, Pottery & Porcelain, Lighting, Collectibles etc.

Bring in your items or photographs of them and an expert Appraiser will tell you how valuable they are.

A nominal fee of $5.00 per item or 3 for $12.00 will be charged to benefit the Recreation Center.

Plenty of Free Parking.

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793 RTE 52, FISHKILL, NY 12524 EXIT 12 OFF RTE 84 Next to the Fishkill Police Dept

EMAIL US or Call  845-265-4414 wish us luck Mailing Address Hudson Valley Antiques  97 Main Street Cold Spring, NY  10516  sarabeckantiques@aol.com

Vintage 1958 Dc-7 Sightseeing Aircraft Hudson River FlyOvers Scheduled For August 13 & 14 2010

http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/08/new_york_police_department_pla.html

New York Police Department plans flyovers of aircraft over Hudson River

The Associated Press 

Star-Ledger fileThe Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in New York.

NEW YORK — The New York Police Department said flyovers are being conducted over the Hudson River

It said the first, one-hour flyover of a 1958, DC-7 sightseeing aircraft was planned for this morning.

It was to travel south over the Hudson River to the Verrazano Bridge, then east toward Long Island, before returning to Teterboro Airport in New Jersey.

The same route is to be used Friday and Saturday.

Westchester Knife & Gun Show @ County Center June 19 & 20th 2010

  WESTCHESTER COUNTY CENTER 

Saturday   9:00 A.M. -  5:00 P.M. 

   Sunday  9:00 A.M. -  3:00 P.M. 

EXHIBITOR SET-UP  

FRIDAY 3:00 P.M. -  8:00 P.M. 

SATURDAY 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. 

350 TABLE  

 FIREARM & 

 KNIFE SHOW/SALE 

WHITE PLAINS, NY 

WESTCHESTER COUNTY CENTER 

198 CENTRAL AVENUE, 10606 

914-995-4050 

DIRECTIONS:  Directly off the Bronx River Pky. 

at exit 22.  for more exact details go to:  

www.countycenter.biz/Directions.htm 

Checks Payable to: 

Westchester 

Collectors, Inc. 

PO Box 406 

Mahopac Falls, 

N.Y. 10542 

- Dealers Only - 

(SASE  FOR CONFIRMATION) 

WESTCHESTER COLLECTORS INC., IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NRA 

AFFILIATED WESTCHESTER COLLECTORS CLUB PRESENT THE GREAT G&K W.C.C. 

  JUNE 

 19 & 20 

20 

10 

 

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