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1975 - 2025
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A Disco Celebration for the River Reporter Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to boogie! The River Reporter is turning 50, and we’re throwing it back to 1975, the year we hit the streets with our very first edition.Join us for a night of music, glitter, and community as we celebrate five decades of keeping the beat on local news. From front-page scoops to feel-good stories, the River Reporter has been your soundtrack to life in the Upper Delaware Valley. Now it’s time to party like it’s 1975!
✨ Disco vibes, black & white meets glitter and gold
✨ Cocktail attire with a groovy twist encouraged
✨ Music, dancing, and plenty of local flavor
✨ Celebrate our community’s stories — past, present & future!
Let’s honor 50 years of journalism, neighbors, and the stories that make this place shine. Because the news never stops — but tonight, we dance.
Lucas Maehara Rotman
"Lost and Found" Album Release Party
Friday November 7, 2025 at 7pm - 9pm
Doors open 6:30pm
Admission $20 Buy Now on My River Tickets
Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Lucas Maehara Rotman is a storyteller of the human experience. His lyric-driven Mosaic Americana blend the whimsical and the profound creating a sound as diverse as the influences that have shaped his journey. Each song resonates with the shared emotions and experiences that make us human. Lucas’ music connects hearts and souls through the expressive artistry of his poetic imagination, storytelling prowess and the intensity and playfulness of his live performances. Award winning songwriter, Lucas Maehara Rotman is excited to be releasing new music from his upcoming album, “Lost and Found”.
"A masterful storyteller with toe-tapping rhythms that delight listeners. Reminiscent of Bob Dylan bootlegs and early Tom Waits, his moody grooves and soulful sound resonates through his gritty, warm and unforgettable voice.” — River Reporter (Narrowsburg, NY)
Yarnslingers - Storytellers
Sunday October 26, 2025 from 1-4pm
Doors open 12:30pm
Dedicated to the art and craft of story, Yarnslingers was founded in 2011 by writer/musician Ramona Jan. She believes that, “Everyone has a story…or two,” and encourages people from all walks of life to spin their spellbinding tales.
Route One
Americana Duo
Saturday October 25, 2025 at 7pm - 9pm
Doors open 6:30pm
Admission $20 Buy Now on My River Tickets
Route One (Mikal Federici & Anna Savchuk) is a singer/songwriter duo formed in 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the pair moved north, resettling in Warwick, N.Y. With scores of clever and catchy original music, along with handfuls of complementary covers, Route One touches on notes of folk, pop, rock and blues, combining the standard musical forms into a package that is all their own. Between sweet, mellifluous harmonies, shadowy minor-key pieces, or charging rock progressions, Route One explores the range of the American musical idiom, with lyrical content that does just the same. The clean, unburdened two-piece arrangement between Federici & Savchuk gives listeners a chance to connect with both the duo and the songs they deliver, making for intimate performances audiences are sure to remember.
We have a table at the Callicoon Country Fair and invite you to stop by and visit with us.
A celebration of River Rep’s artists and audience, featuring the River Rep ensemble and a talented lineup of local and visiting artists, the 2nd Annual Gala Benefit will include musical performances and staged scenes from River Rep’s 2025 season opener, the beloved fantasy classic The Neverending Story, Harold Pinter’s Betrayal, Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, and much more!
Artists include: Arthur Aulisi, Jonathan Brody, Luna Ditacchio, Tiffany Esteb, Tibor Feldman, Donna Jean Fogel, Ellie J, Kazzrie Jaxen, Harrison Killian, Tannis Kowalchuk (artistic director, Farm Arts Collective), Raye Levine Spielberg, Cooper Quinn, Oliver Schumacher, Jason Sherwin, Jim Sullivan, Gregory Thomas, Laura Velez and Waverly Van Aalsburg. Directed by Christopher Peditto. Additional direction by Arthur Aulisi and Josh Liveright.
A full buffet will be served with delicious food from top Sullivan Catskills restaurants. A cash bar will be open throughout the event. A Silent Auction will launch online in early April and continue through Gala night, where patrons can bid on a variety of art, goods and services from local artists and businesses.
Seating is limited, reserve early! (Reserved tables available, call 646-244-3423)
Tickets $50 in advance, $65 at the door.
Purchase at myrivertickets.com.
Learn more at RiverRep.org.
Joe Crookston - November 17, 2024, 4pm
Doors open 3:30, music at 4pm.
Joe Crookston is an American folk singer from Randolph, Ohio. As of February 2023, he has released four albums and one EP (Chapter) on the Milagrito Records label:
- 2004's "Fall Down as the Rain"
- 2008's "Able Baker Charlie & Dog"
- 2011's "Darkling & the BlueBird Jubilee"
- 2014's "Georgia I'm Here"
- 2023's "NINE BECOMES ONE chapter 9 [start brave]" (February 19, 2023)
Joe is a force of nature on stage. He is in his power AND he communes with his audience and welcomes them into the magic.
From touring with Gordon Lightfoot, headlining major US festivals, receiving Folk Alliance International "Album of the Year," releasing NINE BECOMES ONE (2023) to being named Folk Alliance International Artist-in- Resident, Joe is on fire. He's played with Suzanne Vega, Dar Williams, David Francey, John McCutcheon, John Gorka, Judy Collins and 100's more. His songs are are being made into award winning films. Watch this trailer for Brooklyn in July.
He'll surprise you. He awakens the cynics. He's plumbing for lyrical gold.
His rhythm is infectious. In concert, he is funny as hell one moment and transcendent the next.
HE BELIEVES IN STORIES
Come to a show. Visual, artful and surprising. Brooklyn in July, Oklahoma towns, rattlesnake tails, turbary thieves, meter maids and drunk roosters. At the end of the night, you'll leave inspired. "The Long Note" is a phrase in Irish culture. "The Long Note" is that place of resonance and transcendence where the music, the voices, the instruments, and the community ALL come together and unite.
THERE IS A LONG NOTE & JOE IS REACHING FOR IT
Whether he's weaving through lap slide songs or fiddling an American Southern tune, he'll draw you in. It happens every time. Watch a YouTube video...it's fine, but it’s not the same. You gotta come to a show. With unwavering courage to be himself, he is literate, poignant and funny as hell.
He lives in Ithaca NY, and tours regularly in the US, Ireland and Canada.
$20 per person - BUY NOW via My River Tickets
Best quote~ "I hate folk music, but I absolutely LOVE Joe Crookston's music.!"
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