Hi Hudson,
Yes, there’s stuff to do in Hudson, I mean, there’s a whole list below. But if you’re willing to travel about fifteen or twenty minutes out of town, there’s a TON of things to do!
The Ghent Playhouse is on Route 66, about fifteen minutes from Hudson. There’s some great community theater productions, including the current one-man show, “Buyers and Cellars”, starring Sam Reilly. Sam Reilly is a lifelong Columbia County resident and President of The Ghent Playhouse Board of Directors. Read the interview with Sam Reilly here.
“Buyers and Cellars”: This outrageously funny and irresistible one-man play from the most peculiar of fictitious premises – a struggling L.A. actor takes a job working in Barbra Streisand’s Malibu, California basement – makes for some delicious wit and insight on the solitude of celebrity, the love-hate attraction between gay men and divas, and the melancholy that lurks beneath the narcissism.

Read about The Ghent Playhouse here.
Thank you to the person to updates the Sasquatch for the holidays.
By the way, here’s a little joke: Do you know what it’s called when a Dairy Queen opens in your neighborhood?
Ghentrificaton!
That’s a very Columbia County specific joke. If you don’t get it, ask someone or ask me at the Farmers’ Market tomorrow.
See you around town, Hudson!
-Trix
Little Pickles Opens – Look inside!

A poem by Trixie’s List writer, Romeo Barkley:
Something wonderful and whimsical has come to Warren Street You must stop in- look around at everything so small and sweet Little Pickles has come to Hudson - with games and toys all cute Pop in and look around— the teddy bear selection is a hoot! You’ll find a tiny elephant and a panda bear so soft and cuddly In the back are children’s rain boots for days that are puddly The walls are painted with murals of glittery fish Bring your children, get them a toy, fulfill their every wish Before you leave, make sure to get a pickle popsicle by the door Trixie has an eye for these things, it will fill your day with all you could ask for. - by Romeo Barkley
The Great Give Back: Coat Drive
Throughout October
Hudson Area Library
Events listed in Chronological Order (ish)
Fall Fish Fry for Friends
Friday, October 14th – 3-8pm
Henry Hudson Riverfront Park
The No Ring Circus Presents: WITCH’S BREW

Friday, October 14th – 8pm
Hudson Brewing Co.
Hudson Farmers’ Market
Saturday, October 15th
9am-1pm
Columbia and 6th Street
Live Music by the Porch Duo
at the Hudson Roastery
Saturday, October 15th – 7:30pm
The Porch Duo
Hudson Roastery
Fall 2022 Close Readings in a Virtual Space
Multiple Days/Times – via Zoom
Click here for details
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES
Thursdays – Saturday evenings at 7:30pm and
Sundays at 2:00pm from October 13-23
Bridge Street Theatre, Catskill
Explore & More Interactive Tour for Families
Saturday, Oct. 15th – 12-1:45pm
ART OMI
POETRY WORKSHOP: Interior Portraits

Saturday, October 15th – 1-5pm
The Flow Chart Foundation – 348 Warren Street
Thinking in Systems:
What Church and His Contemporaries Knew About Climate Change
Saturday, October 15th – 1pm
Olana State Historic Site
Writers’ Residency Reading
Saturday, Oct. 15th – 5-6:30pm
ART OMI
Save Our Democracy

Monday, October 17th – 5-9pm
Catskill Point
After-School Snack and Craft:
DIY Spooky Lanterns
Wednesday, October 19th – 3:30-5pm
Hudson Area Library
Half Moon Karaoke
Every other Wednesday – 8pm – Midnight
The Half Moon
The Rocky Horror Show (fully-staged musical)

Opening Night: October 21st – 7:30-10pm
Byrdcliffe Theater, Woodstock, NY
Dark Cabaret, Delta Blues
& Dance Party w/Disappointer Sisters (DJ)
Friday, October 21st – 8pm
Avalon Lounge
Inspiring Partnerships to Protect
Inspiring Views with Scenic Hudson

Saturday, October 22nd – 3pm
Olana Historic Site
Tales from Hudson’s Crypts
Sunday, October 23rd – 12-1:30pm
Hudson City Cemetery
Hudson Area Library Nonfiction Book Group

Monday, October 24th – 6-7:00pm
Hudson Area Library
Pumpkin Painting with Ms. Kathy!
Wednesday, October 26th – 5-6:30pm
Hudson Area Library
Colonial New York as a Model for our Nation
Thursday, October 27th – 6-7pm
Hudson Area Library
ELEGY FOR AN APPETITE
Thursday, October 27th – 6pm
Hudson Hall
Open Mic w/LOKI : Halloween Special
Friday, October 28th – 8-11pm
Lightforms
Trunk or Treat: Firefighter Edition
Saturday, October 29th – 10am-12pm
FASNY Museum of Firefighting
Arte y Lugares Especiales
Art and Special Places
Saturday, October 29th – 12-1:30pm
Olana State Historic Site
Trick or Treat in the Park
Saturday, October 29th – 2-4pm
ART OMI
Fashion Auction and
After Party to Benefit AnimalKind

Caturday, October 29th – 7pm
Etsy Building
22nd Annual Ghostly Gallop
5K and One-Mile Kids Fun Run

Sunday, Oct. 30th – 9:30am-Noon
Hudson Jr/Sr High School
Hudson Halloween 2022
Sunday, October 30th 2-5pm
Warren Street – sponsored by Hudson Hall
Park and Gallery Introduction Tour
Saturday, November 5th – 1:00-2:15pm
ART OMI
THE BECKETT TRILOGY
Friday, November 4th & Saturday, November 5th – 7pm
Hudson Hall
UNITARD
Saturday, November 19th – 7pm
Hudson Hall
1st Annual Bacchus Barley & Bounty

Saturday, November 12th – 6-9pm
Hudson Hall
Winter Walk 2022
Saturday, December 3rd – 5-8pm
Warren Street – Sponsored by Hudson Hall
BEAVERLAND
Friday, December 9th – 6pm
Hudson Hall
TAI MURRAY
Sunday, December 11th – 3pm
Hudson Hall
KWANZAA with Operation Unite

Saturday, December 17th – 5:00-7:00pm
Hudson Hall
ON-GOING Events/Exhibitions
Game Night at Bar Bene
Mondays at 7:30pm
Bar Bene
Fall Storytimes at Hudson Area Library

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
Folktales & Stories, Bilingual Storytime / Hora de cuentos bilingüe, Movement & Music
September – November
DRAMA CLUB
Tuesdays, 5-6pm
Hudson Hall
HIP-HOP DANCE
Wednesdays – 5-6pm
Hudson Hall
Open Mic with Loki
Fridays – 8-10pm
Ingrained
On View: September 22nd – November 13th
Paul Nueckel: Recent Work
On View: September 30 – October 30, 2022
510 Warren Street
Chatham Farmers & Makers Market

Fridays – 4:30-7:30pm
Crellin Park, Chatham
IMPROV!
Thursdays starting July 7th – 7-9pm
Lightforms Art Center

