Performance: 12pm & 1pm, 41 Hollywood Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson
Andes Manta performs the vibrant music of the Andes on more than 35 traditional instruments. From the lyrical sound of the quena or Andean Flute, to the haunting tones of the six foot long pan-pipes, the music of Andes Manta is an experience that never fails to bring audiences to their feet
Performance: 12pm, Horan’s Landing, Sleepy Hollow
Original folk-pop with a solid beat and vibrant vocal harmonies.
Avalanche at Dawn plays tuneful original songs with tasty harmonies and infectious beats. Their latest album Daylight has been featured on WFUV radio, and they perform in venues around Westchester County–such as RiverArts, New Rochelle ArtsFest, the Common Ground Coffeehouse and the New Rochelle Jazz Festival.
Performance: 12pm, 186 Clinton Avenue, Dobbs Ferry
Westchester’s Premier Rolling Stones Tribute Band – Featuring 9-Year-Old drummer Marco Lamberti
Performance: 12pm, Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Stage
Garage rocking mid 60’s groove guaranteed to get the soirée swinging!
Performances: 12pm, OCA Keeper’s House, Dobbs Ferry & 2pm, Upstream Gallery, Hastings-on-Hudson
Americana/originals/country/rock
The Even Trade Band, Dan and Luca Peppe with Larry Lewis on drums, blend folk, country, blues and rock music with vocal harmonies and impressive guitar licks.
Performance: 12pm, 40 Curry Road, Hastings-on-Hudson
Old and new jazz standards and originals
Exit 12 is an eclectic jazz quintet based in Hastings on Hudson: Glenn Babakian plays trombone in jazz and classical venues. David Hamburger’s played bass and toured with NYC rock bands throughout the 1980s and ‘90s. Mark Kaufman plays jazz, R&B and Jewish music on saxophones, clarinet and bass clarinet. Bill Reeve has played drums with many of the great names in jazz. Sometimes raucous, often joyful, always new.
Performances: 12pm, The Good Witch, Hastings & 2pm OCA Keeper’s House, Dobbs Ferry
Alternative Singer-Songwriter
Ursula Hansberry is an emerging singer-songwriter and guitarist from the Hudson Valley who has played extensively throughout lower New York. A blend of Americana and alternative, her music is heartfelt, sassy, and fun.
Performance: 12pm, Shames JCC on Hudson, Tarrytown
World music featuring the Native American style/world flutes, guitar and percussion with cross-cultural influences
Heartwood is a world music ensemble influenced by many cultures. Our original songs combine the hauntingly beautiful and beguiling melodies of Native American-style and other world flutes with didgeridoo, guitar, ukulele, and other world percussion, including African drums, tubanos, handpans, dulcimer and frame drums.
Performance: 12pm, Irvington Presbyterian Church, 25 North Broadway
Mostly ethereal classical vocal, organ and chamber music.
The gifted musicians of the Irvington Presbyterian Church will present a program of mostly classical works, including vocal chamber music and solos, flute quartets, and stirring performances on the church’s magnificent Klais organ. The concert will take place in the church sanctuary, renowned for its lovely acoustics.
Performance: 12pm, 97 Altamont Avenue, Tarrytown
With a charming, wistful folk sound and a strong lyrical presence, Greg Jacquin brings his somber meditation on pain, suffering, and self-discovery.
Performance: 12pm, 7 Zinsser Way, Hastings
Original singer-songwriter contemporary folk by husband-and-husband duo
Old Dogs New Tricks is husband-and-husband duo Mark Davis and James Howe, with flutist Paul Harris. Their songs ask what it means to be human and how, in the words of the poet Mary Oliver, we can make the most of our “one wild and precious life.” Forming Old Dogs New Tricks is one answer they came up with for themselves. ODNT has performed locally, in New England and in New York City. Their album, “When It Goes,” was released in March 2020. They are currently recording their second album.
Performance: 12-1pm, Boyce Thompson Center, Yonkers
Jazz, Funk, Latin Fusion
The Jared Pauley Group is a loose collective of musicians from NYC and Westchester County that plays a mix of original jazz, funk, Latin, and fusion songs. The Group and its members perform regularly throughout the tri-state area.
Performances: 12pm, 47 Jefferson Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson & 3pm, OCA Keeper’s House, Dobbs Ferry
Mostly American, mostly vintage, plus originals, contemporary gems and complete surprises.
The Porch Brothers sing and play acoustic guitars and mandolin. Their songs are mostly American and mostly vintage, with generous handfuls of originals, contemporary gems and complete surprises. Richard Brooker’s deft touch on guitar and mandolin comes from decades of playing in American, Celtic and gypsy jazz traditions. Tom Heany is a Hudson Valley songwriter; his instruction manual is the great American song book and his newspaper is traditional American music. They sing like fine old cars.
Performance: 12pm, 12 Edgewood Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson
Lively Old-time String Band Revival Music
Performance: 12pm, VFW Plaza, 588 Warburton Avenue, Hastings
Founded by Pete Seeger over 30 years ago, the Walkabout Clearwater Chorus is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and social action through song. We sponsor monthly “coffee houses” with featured artists at the Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation in White Plains.
Performance: 12pm, First Reformed Church, HOH
Works by Domenico Scarlatti
Patricia Waters has performed extensively as a soloist and chamber musician, as well as being the pianist at First Reformed Church. She has a Master of Music degree from Stony Brook University, where she studied with Gilbert Kalish and had chamber music coaching with members of the Beaux Arts Trio.
PO Box 60 Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
info@riverarts.org
