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Three days, 250+ independent makers, one unforgettable Hudson Valley fall weekend. Fall MRKT brings shopping, live music, and seasonal eats to Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, NY, October 9–11 (10 AM–6 PM daily). Tickets are limited — advance purchase recommended.

A string band jamgrass adventure through Jerry Garcia’s musical world
Step into a rootsy, free-spirited journey through the music of Jerry Garcia with Deadgrass, a jamgrass string band led by Matt Turk and C Lanzbom. Joined by bassist Dave Richards, banjoist Kris Bauman and fiddler Kensuke Shoji, this seasoned group reimagines Garcia’s songbook using the acoustic instruments that first inspired him. Drawing from Old & In the Way, Jerry Garcia Band, Jug Band favorites and beloved Grateful Dead classics, Deadgrass blends bluegrass, folk and improvisational spirit into a soulful tribute.

Rich harmonies, masterful picking and open-ended jams capture the warmth and spontaneity of Garcia’s musical world. With deep roots in folk, jazz, rock and Americana, Deadgrass creates a relaxed, immersive concert experience that celebrates the songs, the spirit and the community at the heart of the music.

Whether you’re a lifelong Dead Head or just discovering the groove, Deadgrass invites you to settle in, follow the jams and enjoy the ride.

Three days, 250+ independent makers, one unforgettable Hudson Valley fall weekend. Fall MRKT brings shopping, live music, and seasonal eats to Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, NY, October 9–11 (10 AM–6 PM daily). Tickets are limited — advance purchase recommended.

Chantell’s love for music and people are intrinsic within her melodious vocal arrangements and soulful songwriting.

Songstress, Chantell, is a classically trained artist from Chicago, now residing in the idyllic hills of Berkshire County.

In her early career, Chantell performed on studio albums for PBS Kids and Sesame Street. She has also shared the stage with Grammy winning and nominated artists.

In 2021, Chantell performed in a concert of encouragement and hope for essential workers featuring Cellist, Yo-Yo Ma and The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s, Emmanuel Ax.

In 2023, Chantell joined the Diego Mongue Band and was a semi finalist in the International Blues Challenge. The Diego Mongue Band has been on the Hit Tracks Top 100 chart. Their latest album reached #10 on the Roots Music Report and top 40 on the UK Independent Blues Broadcaster Association.

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TICKETS
Community Tickets (Limited Amount): $10
General Admission: $20
Pay-It-Forward (Helps Subsidize Community Tickets): $30
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Seating/Bar: 30 minutes before showtime.
This event is indoors.
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Venue Accessibility: We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event environment for all attendees. We strive to provide an event that is welcoming, accommodating, and supportive of diverse accessibility needs.

Our venue is wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking spaces and restrooms are available. And wheelchair accessible seating is available upon request. Please contact us at info@thefoundryws.com or 413.232.5222 for accessibility coordination.
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Parking is limited at the venue so please utilize the three public parking lots in Town. One is across from the Post Office, one is behind Beacon Bank and the other is just off Main Street. They are clearly marked. Do not park at Trúc Orient Express Restaurant or the Post Office or you might receive a ticket.

Visit Amici Berkshires for dinner before the show and with your ticket receive 10% off your meal.

All sales are final – The Foundry is unable to make any returns or exchanges.

Three days, 250+ independent makers, one unforgettable Hudson Valley fall weekend. Fall MRKT brings shopping, live music, and seasonal eats to Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, NY, October 9–11 (10 AM–6 PM daily). Tickets are limited — advance purchase recommended.

This event is part of Hudson Valley Community College's Fall 2026 Lunchtime Concert Series presenting the free concerts from the very best local and regional musicians. This event is free and open to the public and is presented by the HVCC Cultural Affairs Program. Attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items to donate to the Viking Cupboard Food Pantry.

In 2009, Stephen Guerra left his career in finance to study music full time. Today, Guerra performs and teaches Brazilian choro around the U.S. and Brazil and has played with Rogério Souza, Ronaldo do Bandolim, Sungmin Shin, Tiago Souza, Eduardo Belo, Ami Molinelli and Edinho Gerber. Guerra regularly appears at universities, festivals, cultural centers and music clubs, including the University of Louisville Guitar Festival, Northwest Jazz Festival, Folkfaces Fest, Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Buffalo International Guitar Festival, Yale University, Georgetown University Friday Music Series, Friends of Vienna Concert Series, Pausa Art House, Jazz Forum Arts and Boulder Guitar Society.

His work has been supported by numerous competitive artist grants and composer residencies. He has recorded three full-length albums — “Um Violão na Cidade Maravilhosa” (2026), “No Balanço do Choro-Samba” (2023) and “Choro in the Time of Bossa Nova” (2020) — and published sheet music with Mel Bay, Guitar Chamber Music Press and Bergmann Editions. He teaches music theory and the choro ensemble at the University at Buffalo and lives between New York and Rio de Janeiro.

Guitar faculty James Limerick Kerr will perform a solo concert featuring new original music he composed for fingerstyle acoustic guitar, classical guitar, and Dobro slide guitar during his first year teaching at Smith. The eclectic program will feature several different instrumental styles, tunings, and techniques and will also feature masterworks by John Dowland (1563-1626) and Blind Willie McTell (1903-1959).

Where can a music lover hear a musical ensemble consisting entirely of accordions, accompanied by vocalists and drummer, combining the sounds of most popular instruments and playing a song list from a wide variety of genres in a single concert? The answer lies in a concert performance of the New England Digital Orchestra (NEDO). The NEDO is the first of its kind in the nation, and one of only two known in existence throughout the world! Formed in 2015 by its conductor, internationally recognized accordionist and music educator Anselmo “Sam” Falcetti of Wilbraham, MA, the NEDO draws its members from four of the six New England states. The NEDO is truly unique because of its ability to produce such a wide variety of instrumental sounds and musical styles. Whether it’s Broadway tunes, Hollywood soundtracks, Rock’n’roll, country hits, classical compositions, Big Band swing, or Patriotic favorites, music lovers get a taste of each at a NEDO concert!

Step into the excitement of the British Invasion with Yesterday and Today: The Interactive Beatles Experience, a nostalgic journey through the music that changed everything. Created by brothers Billy, Matthew and Ryan McGuigan, this isn’t a typical tribute concert—it’s a fan-driven celebration where the audience chooses the entire setlist. Before the show, guests submit their favorite Beatles songs along with the memories behind them, and moments later those requests shape a one-of-a-kind performance.

From the first chord to the final sing-along, the McGuigan brothers and their band weave audience stories together with their own lifelong love of The Beatles. The result is a shared trip back to the era of screaming fans, transistor radios and the soundtrack that defined a generation. No two performances are ever the same, as each night becomes a personal, nostalgic celebration of the songs that still bring people together.

A two-time Las Vegas headliner and winner of an Omaha Entertainment & Arts Award, Yesterday and Today has played to sold-out audiences nationwide and set box office records. With pitch-perfect harmonies, vintage vibes and a fully interactive format, this unforgettable show captures the spirit, sound and joy of Beatlemania live and chosen by you.

Professor of Piano at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, Min Kwon has commissioned a diverse group of more than 70 of today’s leading American composers to each compose a variation for solo piano on “America the Beautiful.” Joined on stage by pianist Jiayan Sun, Associate Chair for Performance Activities at Smith College, they will present a specially curated selection of works from the critically acclaimed project celebrating America’s 250th.