MUSIC

Village Harmony ConcertTuesday, June 28 at 7 pmHubbard Hall MainstageTickets: $20 General Admission$10 Students Th is extraordinary singing ensemble of young people returns to Hubbard Hall to thrill us once again with their inspiring, exuberant music. Join us for an amazing evening of singing and celebration! More info at www.northernharmony.pair.com

CCS Drama Club & Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale Fall Cabaret November 4-5, 7pmTickets: $10 General Admission, $5 Students, Children under 5 FreeTh e CCS Drama Club and Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale join forces for an exciting evening celebrating the sounds of Broadway from the classics of the Golden Age through modern Tony-award winning hits! With excit-ing group numbers, beautiful solos, and fun duets/trios to showcase our local talent, this is a must-see perfor-mance!

Youth Chorale Spring ConcertMay 12-13, 2017, 7pmTickets: $10 General Admission, $5 Students, Children under 5 FreeTh e Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale re-turns for their second Spring concert, performing beautiful and fun pieces ranging from modern hits and show-stopping showtunes, to choral classics.

*Music dates subject to change

DANCE

Better When I’m DancingYear End Dance ShowcaseSaturday June 18, 2016

Greenwich Central School Auditorium10 Gray Avenue, Greenwich, NY 128344pm—Showcase of the Youngest Dancers7pm—Gala Performance of the Movement ArtsOne Ticket, Two Performances!$10 General Admission$5 Students ages 11 and up$2 Ages 6-10Children 5 and under are free!

THEATER

Summer Touring Shakespeare: Othello by William ShakespeareDirected by Erin OuelletteJuly 7-16 at 7pm

Hubbard Hall’s Annual Free Shake-speare in the Park returns this summer with our � rst-ever production of this extraordinary and timely classic.In a country beleaguered by wars and fi nally at peace, a soldier and trusted advisor seeks to destroy their leader - because of the leader’s achievements, his place in society, and the color of his skin. Join us for this thrilling ex-ploration of envy, jealousy, racial ha-tred, and one man’s quest to destroy another.

Thursday, July 7 – Sunday, July 10 – Cambridge Community Garden* - Washington & Spring St., Cambridge, NY

Wednesday, July 13 – Salem Art Works, Salem, NY

Thursday, July 14 – The Georgi, Shushan, NY

Friday, July 15 – Wood Park, Hoosick Falls, NY

Saturday, July 16 – The Commons, Greenwich, NY

*Rained out performances from the Garden to be performed in Hubbard Hall at 25 East Main St., Cambridge, NY. More site address info and rain out policy available on our website – hubbardhall.org.

Children’s Theater PerformancePeter and the Blue Witch BabyFriday July 8, 6pmFreight Depot TheaterTickets: $10 General Admission, $5 Students, Children under 5 Free

Youth Theater PerformanceAlice in WonderlandFriday July 22, 7pmSaturday July 23, 2pm Hubbard Hall MainstageTickets: $10 General Admission, $5 Students, Children under 5 Free

Teen Theater PerformanceYou’re a Good Man,Charlie BrownSaturday July 23, 7pmSunday July 24, 2pmHubbard Hall MainstageTickets: $10 General Admission, $5 Students, Children under 5 Free

***All Mainstage Evening Shows in the 2016-2017 Season Will be at 7:30 p.m.! All full productions run Fridays-Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays-Sundays at 2 p.m.*

Peter and the Starcatcher Written by Rick Elice, Music by Wayne BarkerDirected by David SniderOctober 8-23Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturdays and Sundays at 2 pm$25 Adults/$10 Students Ages 6-22Th e smash Tony Award-winning hit comes to Hubbard Hall for the fi rst time. Join Peter Pan, before he be-came Peter Pan, as he, the Lost Boys, and a band of pirates battle to fi nd their way through Neverland! Th is magical show with music is suited for all ages. Bring the kids and rediscover the magic of live theater from a child’s perspective. Directed by David Snider, director of Hubbard Hall’s 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.

My Journey to the Center of the EarthWritten and performed by John SheldonNovember 12-13 One Weekend Only!Saturday at 7:30 pm, Sunday at 2 pm$25 Adults/$10 Students Ages 6-22Guitarist, writer, and actor John Shel-don returns from his hit run of Th e Red Guitar at the Hall in 2015 with his new play about this beautiful earth all around us and his journey to the cen-ter of it all.

Third Annual Winter Carnival of New WorkJan 21-29, 2017Hot New Works Right in the Heart of Winter!Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturday and Sundays at 2 pm$10 Adults/$5 Students Ages 6-22 per show;$25/$10 for the whole Carnival. An energizing, fun, and heartfelt se-ries of new works. Your Th eater Pass gives you all access to the entire Car-nival. Come once, come oft en. Th is year’s Carnival will focus on plays and monologues created with our commu-nity focused on issues of farming and our connection to the land and nature here in our region. Hubbard Hall is proud to partner with the Agricultur-al Stewardship Association and Young Playwrights’ Th eater of Washington, DC to create and share this new work.

The Book Club Play by Karen ZacariasDirected by Kirk JacksonMarch 4-19, 2017Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturdays and Sundays at 2 pm$25 Adults/$10 Students Ages 6-22Th is hit comedy by nationally-award

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CLASSES | PERFORMANCES | EVENTS • SUMMER 2016

ART HAPPENS HERE • 2016-17 PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

The Hubbard Hall Pass Returns for the

2016-2017 Season!

Call now or go online to buy your Pass! Box Offi ce: 518-677-2495, ext. 319 or hubbardhall.org.

Our subscriptions and Hall Passes have always functioned as a “season sponsorship” at the Hall, providing us much-needed resources in ad-vance of producing the kind of opera,

theater, dance, music and fi lm series you’ve come to love here at Hubbard Hall. In honor of your support, you gain one ticket to each designated event. Th is year you have three dif-ferent options to suit your interests and lifestyle.

All Access Pass - $250Our most comprehensive pass gives you a full year of Th eater, Opera, Film, Music, and Dance with one re-served seat for each production. You

never need to worry again about pur-chasing your ticket or fi nding a seat – your seat is reserved! Please call the box offi ce in advance to reserve your seat at 518-677-2495, ext. 319. Call today to gain All Access!

Theater Pass - $100You gain one seat for each of our fi ve thrilling theater productions, includ-ing an all access pass to our Th ird An-nual Winter Carnival of New Work. Th at’s fi ve tickets for the price of four!

Flex Pass - $75 – Four seats for any theater production for the price of three, to be used as you see fi t.

Reservations are required for each date of performance – pass holders must still call the Hubbard Hall Box Offi ce in advance at 518-677-2495, ext. 319 to reserve their seats. Titles and Dates Subject to Change. *Passes do NOT include Children’s Theater, Special Pre-sentations, Music from Salem events or Special Event fundraisers (Brews & Blues, Rites of Spring Gala Whisper-ing Bones, etc.) Pass Holders must reserve online or call 518-677-2495, ext. 319, in advance to reserve your ticket for each show.

2016-17 SEASON - HUBBARD HALL PASS SEASON SPONSORSHIPS

of new workHot New Works Right in the Heart of Winter!

3rd Annual

January 21-29, 2017

SUMMER 2016 PROGRAMS • WORKSHOPS winning playwright Karen Zacarias focuses on the fun, frivolity, and deep-ly serious politics found in our beloved Book Clubs. When a new member is hastily invited into this Club, will this group of friends ever be the same? Uproariously hilarious, this contem-porary comedy lets us celebrate our love for reading while allowing us to laugh at ourselves – and our loved ones. Accompanied by opportunities for each audience to share their favor-ite book titles, this play is a celebration of why we love to love – and talk about – our books. Produced in partnership with Battenkill Books, which will host a series of workshops and book club parties throughout the run.

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee WilliamsApril 22-May 7, 2017Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturdays and Sundays at 2 pm$25 Adults/$10 Students Ages 6-22Starring Cambridge’s own Christine Decker, this American classic tells the tale of Tom, his sister Laura, mother Amanda, and the Gentleman Caller. A meditation on how the past can haunt our present, this American classic made playwright Tennessee Williams famous and is perhaps his most personal work - giving us a win-dow into his love for his real life sister Rose. Filled with laughter, love, and longing, The Glass Menagerie is a great play about family, forgiveness, and our desire to let go of the past.

OPERA

Hubbard Hall Opera Theater:Madama Butterfly

August 10, 7pm Open DressAugust 12, 7pmAugust 13, 7pm (preshow talk at 6:30)August 18, 7pmAugust 20, 2pm (post-show talkback)August 21, 2pmTickets: General Admission $35, Students $10 Cultures clash when a trusting young geisha marries an American naval of-ficer stationed in Nagasaki. Puccini’s classic gut-wrenching music will be sung in Italian with a 23 piece orches-tra conducted by Michael Sakir. Bos-ton-based director, Nathan Troup, will lead the audience on an emotionally charged journey through innocence, betrayal, and sacrifice towards a heart-breaking finale.

La Pizza con Funghi

August 17, 7pm August 19, 7pm August 20, 7pm (preshow talk at 6:30)Conservatory performances are Pay-What-You-Will, advanced reservations $15This satiric 50 minute piece pokes good fun at opera seria with a story of four characters caught in a lovers’ quarrel, full of miscues and witty hu-mor. Sung in English with piano, this piece presents a perfect pill for anyone who needs to remember to take opera less seriously.Opera Prix Fixe Dinner #1 – Sat. August 13 at 5:00pm-6:30pmOpera Prix Fixe Dinner #2 – Sat. August 20 at 5:00pm-6:30pm$30, limited to 30 attendeesMenu: An array of wood-fired pizzettas (both vegetarian and omnivore), salads, desserts, herbal teas and assort-ed beverages, made with fresh local ingredients from our Cambridge Community Garden and regional farms.

SPECIAL EVENTS TriBeCaStan in concertSunday May 22, 7pmHubbard Hall Mainstage$20 General Admission$10 StudentsTriBeCaStan is a group of seasoned players who bring together eclectic elements of jazz, world music, psyche-delia and folk, using a wild variety of ethnic instruments from around the globe to create a sound that is com-pletely original. Extraordinarily tal-ented, various members of the band have played with artists, from Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Ornette Cole-man and Sting to Patti Smith, Violent Femmes, Santana and Taj Mahal - to name just a few.

Music From Salem Cello Seminar Concert Sunday June 5, 4pmSuggested Donation: $15What could be better than an after-noon spent with 12 cellists playing mu-sic from Bach to contemporary? The Cello Seminar is an intensive week-long seminar for young professionally bound cellists, led by Music from Sa-lem consulting directors Rhonda Rid-er, cello, and Judith Gordon, piano, as well as guest cellists David Russell and Scott Kluksdahl. Welcome in the summer with this end-of-the-week cello-bration concert!

Music From Salem Viola Seminar ConcertSunday June 12, 4pmSuggested Donation: $15Professionally bound students share their excitement in presenting what they have learned at the weeklong Music from Salem viola and violin seminar at the Brown farm, expand-ing borders, taking risks, led by Mu-sic from Salem Artistic Director Lila Brown, viola, and guest artists Sharan Leventhal, violin, and Mark Ryser, piano. The focus is on collaboration with piano with repertoire from all periods. Students will be playing piec-

es by Debussy, Bloch, Copland, Tele-mann, and New York conductor and composer, Victoria Bond’s “Woven” among others The students introduce themselves and their pieces.

Music From Salem A wave lifted towards you…Sunday July 10, 4pmSunday July 10, 4pmSuggested Donation: $25Sergei Prokofiev Overture on Hebrew Themes for clarinet, string quartet, & piano; Eric Thomas Trio for clarinet, viola, and piano; Antonin Dvorak from “Cypresses” for string quartet;Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Piano Trio, opus 50 Markus Placci, David Ru-bin, violins; Lila Brown, viola; Jan Müller-Szeraws, cello; Eric Thomas, clarinet and soprano saxophone; Judith Gordon, piano*Titles are from Rainer Maria Rilke The Duino Elegies and As Once The Winged Energy Of Delight translated by A.S. Klein.

Music From Salem The Unbroken Message…From the SilenceSunday July 17, 4pmSuggested Donation: $25Luigi Boccherini String Trio, opus 47Thomas Oboe Lee Oboe Quartet, world premiere.Ernest Chausson Piano Quartet, opus 30, Calvin Wiersma, violin; Lila Brown, viola; Kari Ravnan, cello; Peggy Pearson, oboe; Nina Tichman, piano

Music From SalemListening Club: Madama ButterflySaturday July 30, 2pmSuggested Donation: $10Presented by Peter Subers with the cast from the Hubbard Hall Opera Theater performing live excerpts.

Music From SalemThe Winged Energy of DelightSunday July 31, 4pmSuggested Donation: $25John Kennedy “The Winged Energy of Delight” for toy piano; Federico Mompou from Musica Calada for toy piano; Audience Choice! Heitor Villa-Lobos Duo for violin and viola, W 463; Erich Korngold Pia-no Quintet, opus 15Saul Bitran and Sarah Kim, violins; Lila Brown, viola; David Russell, cello; Judith Gordon, piano and toy piano*Titles are from Rainer Maria Rilke The Duino Elegies and As Once The Winged Energy Of Delight translated by A.S. Klein.

Music From SalemThe Great Arch of Unimagined BridgesSunday August 14, 4pmSuggested Donation: $25Franz Schubert Trio Movement in B flat, D 471 for string trio; Sergei Prokofiev Sonata for Two Violins, opus 56; Antonin Dvorak from “Cypresses” for string quartet; Alexander Glazunov String Quintet;Katie Lansdale and Solomiya Ivakhiv, violins; Lila Brown, viola; Jackie Ludwig Selby, cello

The Freight ProjectSaturday August 27, 7pmSuggested Donation: $15Rachael Shane grew up acting on the Hubbard Hall stage. Her love for the Hall brings her back to Cambridge each August with Oscar + Lottie Pro-ductions, where clusters of artists emerge gratefully from NYC for a week in residence here. This year, sev-eral new projects will workshop new shows. Rachael and friends would love to see you there! SUMMER PROGRAMS

Peter and the Blue Witch Baby with Sylvia BloomChildren’s Theater (Ages 5-7): June 27-July 8, 9:30 am-11:30 am (no rehearsal 7/4) Showcase at 6 pm on July 8 Tuition $215. In this two-week daily summer theater program with Sylvia Bloom, kids ages five to seven years are introduced to the skills and magic of the theater. Through theater games, music, and art we form an ensemble cast experience in which everyone has a creative voice. Every child has magical worlds with-in them--what will they create today?Their performance will be based on the book Peter and the Blue Witch Baby by Robert D. San Souci and illustrated by Alexi Natchev.

Alice in Wonderland with Virginia Edinger & Richard CherryYouth Theater (Ages 8-12): June 27- July 22, 9 am-12 pm; (no rehearsal 7/4) Performances July 22 at 7pm and July 23 at 2 pm Tuition $399. Fall down the rabbit hole with Alice, the Queen of Hearts, and all of the classic characters in Tim Nelson’s entertaining adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s stories of Wonderland.Kids will learn the basics of the inner work-ings of theatre…play team-building, improv, and acting games to build an ensemble and confidence…and work in tandem with the director and musical director to conceptu-alize and then actualize ideas. Participants will also create their own sets, props, and even costumes. This will be a student-driven show. Ultimately the final product will be the culmination of the weeks of rehears-als, exercises, and summer fun, to create a performance to showcase all of the material learned and contrived.

SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAMS

Magician Jim SnackWednesday June 29th, 6:30pm

The region’s most renowned magician and a master of sleight-of-hand, Jim Snack brings everything he needs, except an assistant. That’s where you come in! Not only will Jim amaze and amuse you - he’ll make you a part of the action.

The Grumbling Gryphons present Anansi the Trickster SpiderWednesday July 6, 6:30pm

Pre-performance workshop 4:30-5:30, sign up at the Cambridge Public LibraryThis original dramatic adaptation of the well-known folktale of Anansi - The Trickster Spider tells how Anansi, with the aid of the children in the audience, tricks the various animals of the jungle and retrieves the stolen stories of the world from Nyame, the greedy Sky God. During the show, children take part by acting, singing, chanting and playing such roles as spiders, hippos, bees, monkeys and various jungle animals. During the pre-performance workshop, Director Leslie Elias and her cast will train young actors in such roles as elephants, hippos, bees, spiders, monkeys and villagers. The children will learn songs and chants and practice their parts for their special participation in the 6:30 performance.

Live Raptor ProgramWednesday, July 13th at 6:30 pm

This exciting program allows learners of all ages to see live birds of prey up-close and to learn about the impressive adaptations and behaviors of these remarkable birds. We also discuss the conservation issues that impact them and how to make a difference. www.wildlifeinstitute.org

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Teen Theater (Ages 13-18): with Kyra Fitzgerald and Richard Cherry

June 27-July 22, 1-4 pm; (no rehearsal 7/4)Performances July 23, 7 pm and July 24 at 2 pm Tuition $399.Join your favorite Peanuts characters in the Tony Award winner, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! Spend your afternoons at Hubbard Hall for a four-week theater intensive filled with theater games, improv exercises, music, and dance, all culminating in 2 public performances of the full-length musical. The program will be directed by Kyra Fitzgerald with musical direction by Richard Cherry.

Summer Afternoon Arts Program for ages 5-12 with Betsy Edinger and friends

12pm-4pmJune 27-July 22 (no program on 7/4)Tuition: $100. week, $60/week if also enrolled in Children’s or Youth Theater Program

In this daily afternoon program kids ages five to twelve bring a bag lunch to the Studio and explore different themes across multiple arts disciplines each week…a bucketful of arts such as crafty creations, acting and storytelling, music and movement, plus outdoor games and more!Week 1: Under the SeaWeek 2: Circus ExtravaganzaWeek 3: Adventures with Dr. SeussWeek 4: Ancient Greece and the Olympics

CURIOSITY FORUM

If These Walls Could Talk: Stone Walls of New York and New EnglandSunday May 29, 2pm As we venture into the deep woods today, we frequently encounter forgotten stone walls that remind us that other people long ago had cleared this land and knew it well. Professor of Chemistry at SUNY-Albany, John Delano, talks about the vast reach

of these stone walls meticulously established by farmers working on 100 acre lots, through greater New England (roughly 250,000 miles!) and the fascinating insights learned from modern survey technology. Freight Depot TheaterHubbard Hall, 25 E. Main St.Cambridge, NY 12816

Curious Kids Summer Story TimeTuesday Mornings, 10amBring the little ones to Battenkill Books each Tuesday morning at 10 am during July and August for story hour. We will have books to share, visiting authors and illustrators, movement, and various arts and crafts activities throughout the summer. Best for children 2-6. No snack provided - please bring your own. Sponsored in part by the Curiosity Forum, Hubbard Hall, and Leslie Parke Studio.Event address: Battenkill Books15 East Main StreetCambridge, NY 12816

Summer Library Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Cambridge Public Library and the Stewarts Corporation, Hosted by Hubbard Hall.Free tickets are available for pick up at the Cambridge Public Library located at 21 West Main Street in Cambridge, New York. For more information about this program, please call the library at 677-2443.

Hubbard Hallquick view calendar

MAYTriBeCaStan

Sunday May 22, 7pm

JUNEMusic from Salem

Cello Seminar ConcertSunday June 5, 4pm

Music From Salem Viola Seminar ConcertSunday June 12, 4pm

Better When I’m DancingYear End Dance Showcase

Saturday June 18, 4pm and 7pm

Village HarmonyTuesday, June 28, 7 pm

Summer Library ProgramMagician Jim Snack

Wednesday June 29, 6:30pm

JULYSummer Library ProgramAnansi the Trickster Spider with The

Grumbling GryphonsWednesday July 6, 6:30pm

Summer Touring Shakespeare: Othello

July 7-17, 7pm

Children’s Theater Performance

Peter and the Blue Witch BabyFriday July 8, 6pm

Music From Salem A wave lifted towards you…

Sunday July 10, 4pm

Summer Library ProgramLive Raptor Program

Wednesday July 13, 6:30pm

Music From Salem The Unbroken Message…From the Silence

Sunday July 17, 4pm

Youth Theater PerformanceAlice in WonderlandFriday July 22, 7pm

Saturday July 23, 2pm

Teen Theater PerformanceYou’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

Saturday July 23, 7pmSunday July 24, 2pm

Music From SalemListening Club: Madama Butterfly

Saturday July 30, 2pm

Music From SalemThe Winged Energy of Delight

Sunday July 31, 4pm

AUGUSTHubbard Hall Opera Theater:

Madama ButterflyAugust 10, 12, 13, 18 at 7pm

August 20, 21 at 2pm

La Pizza con FunghiAugust 17, 19, 20, 7pm

Music From SalemThe Great Arch of Unimagined Bridges

Sunday August 14, 4pm

The Freight ProjectSaturday August 27, 7pm

SEPTEMBERFall Term BeginsSeptember 12

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SUMMER 2016 CLASSES • INSTUCTORS

SUMMERWEEKLY CLASSES

DANCE & MOVEMENT

GYROKINESIS® -- Sit Down & Shape Up!with Jacquie West FarbmanTWO SESSIONS: Monday Evening 7:00-8:00pmFREE Trial Class July 114-week series: July 18 to August 8--OR—Tuesday Morning 10:30-11:30amFREE Trial Class July 12Four-week series: July 19 to August 9Series Cost: $40 Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Feel good doing simple rhythmic exercises that boost energy flow, release tight joints, and improve posture and strength. Prevention Magazine wrote: “Gyrokinesis is a seated workout that combines the core-strengthening benefits of Pilates, the flexibility of yoga, the grace of dance, the fluidity of swimming, and the energy lift of tai chi in one simple, dynamic routine.” Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

Ballet Conditioningwith Elizabeth CallFridays 8:00-9:00am8-week session: July 8 to August 26Series Cost: $80 Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance StudioHave you always admired the supple body and graceful posture of a ballet dancer? Ballet Conditioning will help you develop improved posture, flexibility, and strength, all while moving to beautiful music and getting a great workout. This class is appropriate for the absolute beginner and experienced dancer, alike.

MARTIAL ARTSContinuing Tai JiWith Scott CarrinoTuesdays 8-9:30amSpring Term: June 28 to August 23 Term Tuition: $135Single drop-in: $19 First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance StudioTai Ji is an ancient martial art rooted in Chinese Taoism, practiced in slow and graceful forms using gentle movements. This class will focus on Tai Ji Sabre forms. Wear loose, comfortable clothing in layers and bring light, sturdy footwear (no street shoes) and a beginner’s mind to class.

Beginning Tai Ji & Qi Gongwith Scott CarrinoThursdays, 8-9:30amSpring Term: June 30 to August 25Term Tuition: $135Single drop-in: $19 First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance StudioTai Ji is an ancient martial art rooted in Chinese Taoism, practiced in slow and graceful forms using gentle movements. Wear loose, comfortable clothing in layers and bring light, sturdy footwear (no street shoes) and a beginner’s mind to class.

Foil Fencingwith Richard CherryEight Week session: July 2 to August 20Beginning Foil: Saturdays, 9:00-10:00amTerm Tuition: $80Single drop-in: $13 First for $5Continuing Foil: Saturdays, 8:30-10:00amTerm Tuition: $120Single drop-in: $19Beacon Feed Dance StudioSword fencing is an ancient martial art that combines the speed and athleticism of boxing with the strategic thinking of chess. You will learn intermediate to advanced strategy and technique appropriate to your level, as well as get a chance to practice your

skill against other fencers.Recommended for teens and adults, but students as young as 8 may participate with instructor permission. Foil students will need a pair of CLEAN sneakers for inside use only. Optional equipment rental ($5 per class) is available directly from the instructor.

VISUAL ARTSMonday Morning Watercolor, Ages 9-99With Gabi MooreMondays 9:30-11:00amFive Weeks June 27 to August 1 (no class 7/4)Series Cost: $90 (includes $15 materials fee)Beacon Feed Visual Arts Studiowith some classes held in the Community Garden and other areas around townWatercolorists! Capture the beauty and forms of summer in beautiful settings around Cambridge. Learn about washes, shading, brushwork, linear and atmospheric perspective, glazing and color theory. Teaching tools are adapted for each experience level in this fun class full of surprises.

Art Adventures K-2 with Gabi Moore5-week Session: June 27 to August 1 (no class 7/4)Mondays 11:30am-12:30pmSeries Cost: $65 (includes $15 materials fee)Beacon Feed Visual Arts StudioThis session we will explore collage, watercolor, and printing for the youngest artists. Young artists will explore textures and color effects as they use their imagination to create wonderful images of fantastic animals. magical landscapes, and designs of their own creations. Participants acquire skills in arts, presentation, color mixing, and group interaction. Dress for mess!

Art Club: Freshmen-Seniors With Gabi MooreMondays 3:00-5:00pm Five Weeks June 27 to August 1 (no class 7/4)Mondays 3:00-5:00pmSeries Cost: $115 (includes $15 materials fee)Beacon Feed Visual Arts Studio Young artists and young people curious about art are encouraged to explore 2-D design, drawing, painting, and collage in this five week program. Make your own art project alongside participation in group exercises to build your skills. Portraiture, anatomy, landscape/cityscape painting, graphic posters, linear perspective, amazing animal skulls, are all there for you to explore artistically. What makes you artistic? What are you interested in developing. Color? Brushwork? Shading? Illusion? Find out about your hand and potential in this group of like-minded artists.

YOGAContinuing Yogawith Zaidee BlissWednesdays 7:30-9:00amSummer Term: June 29 to August 24Term Tuition: $135 Single drop-in: $19 First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in. Beacon Feed Dance Studio

INSTRUCTORS

Zaidee Bliss (Continuing Yoga) Considering her early interest in ballet and figure skating, it is not surprising that Zaidee Bliss found her way to yoga as an adult. That first class was so reminiscent of her ballet years that it felt like coming home. Her natural inclination, skill, and experience as a teacher led her along the path to becoming a yoga instructor. Zaidee is certified as a Kripalu yoga teacher and has since completed the 200-hour Anusara teacher training as well as a certification as a Yoga Ed teacher. Her classes are designed to suit the needs and levels of her students. She pays special attention to correct alignment in order to more safely enhance her student’s practice.

Sylvia Bloom (Children’s Theater) Teacher and director Sylvia Bloom has performed as a cast member in Phantom of the Opera and as a member of the San Francisco Opera Chorus. She has a B.M. in voice from

Oberlin Conservatory and an M.A. in Expressive Arts Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies. Currently, she teaches voice at SUNY- Adirondack, and her combined love of the arts and of learning about the development of the human mind led her to the Music Together program, which she’s taught for the past 6 years.

Elizabeth Call (Ballet Conditioning) studied ballet in California with Faith Heidemann, Alexandra Kosloff, Mia Slavenska and Kira Ivanovsky where she danced in several regional ballet companies. In New York she studied with Gus Dick Andros, Julia Simmone and Nanette Charisse, and taught at the Poppenhusen Institute, at Lycee Francais, and at Broadway Dance Center. Elizabeth has been a licensed acupuncturist for 22 years and is able to use her training in anatomy to aid students in correct placement and form.

Scott Carrino (Tai Ji) has studied Taoism and Tai Ji as a method of centering and as a metaphor for life for the past 31 years. Teaching Yang Style solo, two-person, sabre and sword forms since 1986, he has cultivated an integrated understanding of chi (vital energy) and the mysteries and power of the Tao. He has been a teaching member of the Living Tao Foundation for the past fifteen years, and published their newsletter for 10 years. Scott is a founding member of Pompanuck Roundhouse Bakery and Cafe.

Richard Cherry (Foil Fencing, Youth/Teen Theater) is a pupil of Herb Cohen who fenced on three US Olympic teams. Richard has been teaching sword-fencing in the local area since 1999. He has been the Musical Director for a number of theater companies in the region. Richard has been a faculty member of the Canberra School of Music in Australia and of the Rockland Conservatory of Music and the Blue Rock School in Rockland County, New York. He presently works in the Music Department at Skidmore College.

Betsy Edinger (Afternoon Arts) is a life-long Irish dancer and an alum of the Hubbard Hall summer children’s theater program. Betsy is a 2011 graduate of Greenwich Central School and a 2015 graduate of Bucknell University with a double major in Psychology and Education. While attending Bucknell as a Division 1 runner, Betsy volunteered at a local pre-school and community center, interned with an elementary school psychologist, and captained her Cross Country and Track teams. Additional experience includes camp counseling at the JCC Weinsten Voices Together Camp for children with Autism in Richmond, VA and assistant directing Hubbard Hall’s younger children’s theater program with Sylvia Bloom for 3 consecutive years. Betsy also assistant directed last year’s production of Really Rosie with Virginia Edicnger and served as a Summer Afternoon Arts Camp aide. Betsy currently serves as an AmeriCorps Literacy Lab tutor working with K-3 students to develop their literacy skills in Southeast Washington DC. Betsy will be attending graduate school to study school psychology at The College of William and Mary this fall.

Virginia May Edinger (Youth Theater) Returns to the Hubbard Hall Youth Theater program. She participated in program for four years, from age 9 to age 12. She also assistant directed two productions with the program (The Hobbit 2013, Happily Ever After 2014) and directed last summer’s production of Really Rosie as well as the winter production of Hubbard Hall Hits! Her Hubbard Hall history also includes many years of Irish dance, Ballet, Tap, Hip-Hop/Jazz, Dances of India, and Jazz Band. She has been in four operas with HHOT, and three Summer Shakespeare productions. She has also done productions with Fort Salem Theater, Schuylerville Community Theater, and Greenwich Jr. and Sr. High Schools. Her theater training includes a summer intensive at Ben Vereen’s Broadway Theater Project. She is a 2014 graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy, where she was a high school Theater Major. She is currently attending SUNY Purchase as a double major in Playwriting/Screenwriting and Theater & Performance.

Jacquie West Farbman (Gyrokinesis) is a certified Gyrokinesis instructor with an M.A. degree in Movement Sciences from Columbia University. As a professional dancer she performed with Charles Weidman Dance Theatre and other dance companies in NY and California. She taught modern dance and ballet at Freehold Regional Performing Arts Center, a performing arts high school, for 25 years and teaches dance at Ocean County College, NJ. Recently she performed in Global Water Dances at the Jersey shore and in a solo dance to the poetry of Bonnie Hoag at Hubbard Hall.

Kyra Fitzgerald (Teen Theater, Program Director) is a graduate of the College of Saint Rose with a degree in Music Education with a concentration in vocal music and is loving directing the Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale and Women’s Chorale. She has directed the Cambridge Central School Drama Club for three years, producing three full length musical productions and four staged cabaret concerts. She has been a part of musical theater since the age of 10 and has been seen as a performer in Hubbard Hall’s Winter Carnival of New Work, Romeo and Juliet, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Love’s Labour’s Lost and The Crucible.

Gabi Moore (Visual Arts) is an artist and teacher with over 15 years experience leading art workshops for people of all ages. She holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts from the Graduate School of Figurative Art from the New York Academy of Art in New York City. Teaching for eleven years at Fordham University, Gabi led courses in Anatomical Drawing, Painting, and Drawing. Since she moved to Cambridge in 2000, She has taught at Hubbard Hall and the Community Center at the Salem Court House. Gabi continues to work on her own figurative art, painting people in quiet moments, between actions, observed as they interact in outdoor spaces. Gabi lives in the village of Cambridge with her 2 children.

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MONDAY

Morning Watercolor9:30-11:00am

Art Adventure11:30 am-12:30pm

Art Club: Freshmen--Seniors3:00-5:00pm

Gyrokinesis7:00-8:00pm

TUESDAYContinuing Tai Ji

8:00-9:30am

Gyrokinesis10:30-11:30am

WEDNESDAYContinuing Yoga

7:30-9:00am

THURSDAYBeginning Tai Ji & Qi Gong

8:00-9:30am

FRIDAYBallet Conditioning

8:00-9:00am

SATURDAYContinuing Foil8:30-10:00am

Beginning Foil9:00-10:00am

HOW TO REGISTER FOR A CLASS

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Please register in advance so that we may keep you up-to-date on any schedule changes. This also helps to avoid unnecessary cancellation of a class and disappointment for everyone. If you plan to stop by and try a class (First for $5), please call to be sure the class is happening and is accepting drop-ins.

Multiple-class and family discounts are available when you register for three or more classes.

Call for details!We want everyone to experience the arts!

Please ask about our tuition assistance program if it would enable you to attend.

Applications for Summer scholarship aid should be submitted by June 21 for priority consideration.

Application available as a PDF at www.hubbardhall.org or stop by and pick one up!