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The Towne Crier Cafe has been a mainstay of New York’s Hudson Valley entertainment industry since 1972. From its beginnings in an old stagecoach stop in the hamlet of Beekmanville, to relocation in the town of Pawling and its current site in the blossoming arts hub of Beacon, the Towne Crier has featured world-class talent in an intimate setting. The venue offers what The New York Times called “Down-home access to world-class performers.”
Some of the artists who have graced the Towne Crier stage include folk icons such as Pete Seeger, Tom Chapin and Judy Collins; top-tier singer-songwriters like Richard Thompson and Jimmy Webb; stellar instrumentalists like Bela Fleck, McCoy Tyner, Pat Metheny and Leo Kottke; in addition to a variety of Americana, Celtic, jazz, rock, Cajun, zydeco and R&B artists – as well as many who defy categories. The Crier has also featured dance, cabaret, vaudeville, film, spoken word/poetry and theater.
As the Crier celebrates its 50^th anniversary, it’s worth taking a journey back to the beginning.
Phil Ciganer was a young trader on the American Stock Exchange in the late 1960s. After work, he’d head down to Greenwich Village and check out music that opened up new vistas.
“That became my thing, staying in these clubs until late at night,” says