Parlor Guitar Mandala

photo by Alexa Rae

posted by Rob on Mar. 13 10

An “F” Mandolin @ Musica

posted by Rob on Feb. 23 10

Informal list of where music is regularly or sporadicly played in Hudson.

Red Dot
321 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-6403
(518) 828-3657

Parlor
742 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-3050
(518) 828-2210

Basilica Indusria
110 S. Front St.
Hudson, NY, 12534

Musica (store proper) photo by T. Depew
17 North 4th Street
Hudson, NY 12534-1926
(518) 828-1045

Time and Space Limited
434 Columbia Street
Hudson, NY 12534-1908
(518) 822-8448

DA l BA
225 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534
(518) 249-4631‎

Ca Mea
333 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-2475
(518) 822-0005

Musica (upstairs loft)
17 North 4th Street
Hudson, NY 12534-1926
(518) 828-1045

Club Helsinki
(yes there has already been great music played there
albeit in an informal manner)
Columbia Street
Hudson NY 12534

Vico
136 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534
(518) 828-6529

The Spotty Dog
440 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-2415
(518) 671-6006

Musica (Patio)
17 North 4th Street
Hudson, NY 12534-1926
(518) 828-1045

Savoia
214 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-2118
(518) 822-1281

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Carrie Haddad Gallery
Carrie Haddad Photography
http://www.carriehaddadgallery.com
318 Warren Street, Hudson
(518) 828-7655

Hudson Opera House
327 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534-2413
(518) 822-1438

Nicole Fiacco Gallery
336 Warren Street
Hudson, NY 12534
(518) 828-5090

Jean Deux
339 Warren St
Hudson NY.
518 212 7653

The Cannonball Factory
Just west of Columbia and North Fourth

Jason’s Upstairs Bar (sadly defunct)

The Tin Ball Room (perhaps only mythology this one)

Almost everywhere else (Artswalk and Winterwalk)

posted by Rob on Feb. 19 10

The Impact of Haiti’s earthquake on our local community and how we can help!!!

Carline Murphy is a remarkable friend of Musica and an incredibly strong force in Hudson especially in her effort to organize our local Haitian community. She founded the Haitian Community Development Project, which strives to improve the lives of people in her native country. Last year Carline won an international award among not-for-profit organizations for her idea to bring specially designed incinerators to Haiti to help with local sanitation.

Carline has at last been notified that her daughter ”Mary J”is safe. Mary J. had traveled to Haiti just after Christmas with other Tufts University students to bring some relief supplies, and she was not heard from for several days after the quake.

Though Carline received this wonderful news about her daughter, her relief is tempered by other news. Five of her brothers and sisters in Haiti, along with 13 nieces and nephews, are missing, as is her father.

Azouke Legbe, who is an activist and a gifted musician, also received terrible news. Two of his sisters and five of their children have all been killed.

Carline reports that the major relief agencies will indeed deliver aid, but it is more generalized, and many international aid sources target their aid for the areas where their own nationals are clustered.

A tireless organizer, Carline is working to fill a 40-foot container with needed supplies and to have it delivered directly to a location where her own relatives, and relatives of our local Haitian neighbors, will get it. She has asked that friends send monetary donations to her not-for-profit agency, the Haitian Community Development Project, P.O. Box 35, Niverville, NY 12130. Carline herself monitors this mailbox.

posted by Rob on Jan. 16 10

Lady Moon, Young Paris and Peter at Musica Oct. 17, 2009 Breaking Through

posted by Rob on Oct. 19 09

Contact Musica

17 N 4th St, Hudson, NY 12534
518-828-1045