Triphammer Arts Inc
CRS Barn Studio 2622 N.Triphammer Road, Ithaca, NY 14850
Watermusic/Dancing on the Trail –
July 12, 2019 - 5:30-8:30 pm
Stewart Park, Ithaca - FREE!
Stewart Park will come alive with a spontaneous festival of music and dance, featuring new bands, new songs, and new choreography along with long-time favorite Finger Lakes performers. The dances can be seen, and the music can be heard, from the trail or from the water - so bring your kayak, paddleboard, bicycle, or walking shoes and come on down! This year’s event is sponsored by Ithaca Flair Strategic Communications and by Tompkins Trust Company.
SCHEDULE -Friday 7/12 (subject to change, map coming soon)
5:30 pm
Catscratchers
Grassanova
NEO Project - at pavilion
Dancers along the shore
6:00 pm
Fall Crikkers Jug Band
Alison Wahl
Deanna Myskiw and Zane Seubert
6:30 pm
Mike Ludgate with The Canaan Jazz Trio
David Coester (with Jeanne Goddard and dancers)
Jonathan and Jai Meyerhoff
Ithaca Ukes
Piperventilators
7:30 pm
Opera Cowpokes
(John White, Doug Robinson, Dave Davies, Harry Aceto, Rick Manning, Max Buckholtz, David Neal, Benno Ressa, Natasha Bratkovski, Steve Stull, Alison Wahl)
JAM
Plus Wharton Museum display
Giant Unicorn
Featuring The Catscratchers (Susan Waterbury and Dave Whiting), NEO Project, Grassanova, Jonathan and Jai Meyerhoff, Fall Crikkers Jug Band, Alison Wahl, Piperventilators, Mike Ludgate with The Canaan Jazz Trio, classical guitarist David Coester, Rick Manning, Doug Robinson, Harry Aceto, and Steve Stull with the Opera Cowpokes cast and western swing band. Deanna Myskiw and Zane Seubert dance/percussion collaboration, as well as dancer/choreographers Lauren Cranidiotis, Jeanne Goddard, Shayna Grajo, Liz Herman, Janice Kovar, Karen Koyanagi, Risa Lieberwitz, Lesley Tillotson, and more!
The Watermusic/Dancing on the Trail project is made possible in part with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York legislature and administered by the Community Arts Partnership, with a grant from the Tompkins County Tourism Program, and by generous individual donors.
Opera Cowpokes Alive!
August 1, 2, 3, 4, 2019 – CRS Barn Studio. Tickets available soon!
Conceived, written, directed, and produced by Steven Stull and Jeanne Goddard
Cowboy letters and new song lyrics by Steven Stull and Jeanne Goddard
Music director Peter Chwazik
SINGERS
Steven Stull, David Neal, Phyllis Pancella, Timothy LeFebvre, Peter Sicilian, Dan Bates, Benno Ressa, Natasha Bratkovski, Ivy Walz, Alison Wahl
And the Opera Cowpoke Chorus
BAND
Bass - Peter Chwazik; Guitars-Dave Davies, Doug Robinson; Fiddle-Rick Manning, Max Buckholtz; Piano-John White; Sound-Roz Maasen, Ethan MacCormick
Plus Jeanne Goddard and the Cowgirl DANCERS
visit http://www.operacowpokes.com/
August 25, 2019 – Moving Landscapes
CRS Barn Studio - FREE!
These programs are made possible in part with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York legislature and administered by the Community Arts Partnership, with a grant from the Tompkins County Tourism Program, With the support of the Tompkins Trust Company and by generous individual donors. Opera Cowpokes Alive! is also made possible with support from the Savage Club of Ithaca
Triphammer Arts Season Sponsor - Tompkins Trust Company
Find out more about our 2018 season - http://www.triphammer.org/summer2018.html
Interested in our outdoor performances?
Triphammer Arts Inc.
CRS Barn Studio, 2622 N. Triphammer Road, Ithaca, NY 14850; 607-257-2043
Steven Stull, Executive Director
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If you are able to help support our activities with a donation or would like to volunteer your time or expertise, please visit http://www.triphammer.org/ or contact us at the email or address below. Since we are a 501(c)3 not for profit organization, your donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. To help support our programs, please contact us at the email or phone above.