Stunning building inside and out. Visit especially if you are a fan of architecture and woodwork. I attended an art show there. Parking was Beacon street parking, so that is a bit of a...
Howland Cultural Center
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The Howland Cultural Center, established in 1979, is a renowned hub for art, culture, and history located in the historic 1872 Richard Morris Hunt building in Beacon, NY. Originally designed as a library, this iconic structure, known as the 'Jewel of Beacon,' is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has undergone a meticulous restoration process.
With a mission to preserve and promote the arts, the Howland Cultural Center offers a diverse range of events and programs, including the annual Beacon Litfest, Howland Chamber Music Circle performances, and captivating exhibitions. Supported by generous sponsors and volunteers, the center serves as a vibrant gathering place for the community, showcasing the talents of local artists and providing a platform for cultural enrichment.
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I went there for the monthly open mic but I also got a taste of the cultural center. Beautiful layout all the artwork. The acoustics and sound were incredible in this classic old building. I met...
Used to like the Latin Dance nights. I would come up to visit my friend for the weekend and we would have a great time dancing with gentlemen that attended. Now as covid-19 regulations slow down...
One of my favorite historical structures in Beacon! The Howland Cultural Center used to be a circulating library, but today it stands as a cultural center where plays, musical performances, art...
I've been attending chamber music concerts at the Howland Cultural Center for years and there's simply no better place--far better than what you'll find in NYC. This is exactly the venue for which...
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