Cultural Arts in the Garden
Our cultural programming is 100% free to the public, because we believe that the arts are for everyone.
Past Concerts in the Garden
Singer-songwriter Mariana Barcellos will present a set of her original songs inspired by rivers, oceans, and the feminine spirit.
Join us in the garden for a powerful evening of music with Arkinetics, a New York-based quintet blending jazz, West African rhythms, and Indian classical influences. Together, these musicians create a dynamic sound that moves between meditative grooves and high-energy improvisation.
Experience the joy and power of African drumming with Baba Kazi and special guests in a high-energy outdoor performance. This free concert also kicks off our Rhythm of Nature youth summer series.
Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and composer Alexander Turnquist presents an immersive acoustic show featuring his 12-string guitar and evocative compositions.
In collaboration with the Hudson Valley Flamenco Festival, this special performance brings together a Flamenco guitarist and dancer for an afternoon of rhythm, movement, and passion.
Duo Andalucía blends Spanish guitar with operatic vocals, creating a performance that moves seamlessly from Flamenco to Cumbia. Rooted in Nicaraguan tradition and influenced by flamenco greats, their passionate sound will transport you.
A passionate singer-songwriter, Callie Mackenzie sees music as a revolutionary act that fosters healing, joy, and community. Join her for an intimate acoustic performance.
Let the masterful violin of Kathryn Aldous bring the garden to life with an afternoon of enchanting and expressive music.
Experience the magic of Sophia Subbayya Vastek as she brings her fully acoustic and portable piano to the garden, sharing her mesmerizing compositions in a truly unique performance.
Projects are made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants 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 also through funding from Dutchess Tourism, Inc., administered by Arts Mid-Hudson.
