Arts & Entertainment2021-06-26T17:02:56-04:00

Arts & Entertainment in and around Millerton, NY!

A direct reflection of the vibrancy of the Millerton community, there is always something cultural going on in this village: A Village-wide arts fair, a local food fair, and a major music festival, just to name a few of the activities which attract participants of every age and background.

Galleries

Mad Rose Gallery

The Mad Rose Gallery’s mission is to foster a vibrant and inclusive artistic community by showcasing exceptional fine art and photography and actively engaging with the Millerton, NY, and surrounding area community. Through our exhibitions, educational programs, and community events, we aim to inspire, connect, and enrich the lives of individuals of all ages and backgrounds. MadRoseGallery.com

WINTER HOURS
Thu-Fri: Noon-5PM
Sat: Noon-6PM
Sun: Noon-5PM
Mon-Wed
by appointment

(518) 592-1085

Main Street Magazine Photo Gallery

You may know Main Street Magazine as one of the area’s monthly magazines, and we thought to ourselves that we have two great things working for us: 1. we’re fortunate to have great photographers and we showcase their work in the magazine, and 2. we have great gallery space in our office. So why not open a gallery – showcasing our photographers and other photographers in the area? And that’s exactly what we’ve decided to do! www.mainstreetmagphotogallery.com

52 Main Street, Millerton NY 12546
Phone: (518) 592-1135
Email: info@mainstreetmag.com

Montage Antiques

MONTAGE, at 25 Main Street, Millerton, NY. is a large and varied antiques shop with a unique take on interior design. We edit our look, mixing mid-century and country furniture, Early antiques, lighting and art objects. We also host an ever changing array of Pop-Up boutiques, with guest antiques dealers and artists from all over New York and New England. MONTAGE #yoursourceforantiques #realandtangible

25 Main Street
Millerton, NY 12546
860-485-3887

montagemillerton@gmail.com | www.montageantiques.com

Re Institute

The Re Institute hosts an annual series of small group shows, bringing together visual artists, filmmakers, writers, composers, dancers, and outdoor installation artists. http://www.thereinstitute.com/

1395 Boston Corners Rd, Millerton NY 12546
Email: theReInstitute@gmail.com
Phone: 518 567-5359

Movies

The Moviehouse

The Moviehouse is a state-of-the-art theater in the heart of Millerton. 100% digital with superior Dolby Digital sound and “RealD” 3D screens, The Moviehouse is a regional destination for first-run and independent films, documentaries, arts and event cinema, and specialty films featuring Q&A led by filmmakers and industry experts.

  • Live-streamed performances of The Metropolitan Opera, London’s National Theater, and more in stunning HD.
  • Hearing Devices & Closed Captioning available.

48 Main Street, Millerton, NY, 518-789-0022, www.themoviehouse.net

Music

Robin Hood Radio

On air and online keeping you informed and updated 24 hours a day.

67 Main Street Sharon, Connecticut 06069
Phone: 860-364-4640
Website: https://robinhoodradio.com

The Music Cellar

The Music Cellar is a space in central Millerton, NY dedicated to music education. We offer private lessons in many different instruments, including guitar, bass, drums, and piano, as well as group lessons for younger children. In addition to lessons, we also offer recording sessions in our studio and rehearsal space.

14 Main Street
Millerton, NY 12546
860-806-1442

musiccellarlessons@gmail.com | www.music-cellar.com

Photography

Olivia Valentine Markonic Photography

Olivia Valentine Markonic classifies herself as more of a hobbyist than a professional photographer. She relocated back to her hometown of Millerton, NY eleven years ago. Photography became a huge part of her life when she became a mother. She was constantly taking pictures of her three girls and soon started taking photos of her friends’ children and their friends’ children. She recalls racing to the local camera shop with the film in the camera rewinding, eager to see what she had managed to freeze in time. Although she has switched to digital, she misses film. When she picked up her photos and went through them, she would instantly buy frames to put the photos in she deemed worthy. That isn’t the case so much with digital. Now we just look at photos on our computer screens! 914-475-4831

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