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Episode #91 - December 24, Christmas Eve 2006
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Event Spotlights with Kari
Merry Christmas and thank you for making Mohawk Valley Living part of your holiday. We feel blessed to be able to bring you this show every week and we would like to thank the people who make it possible: our talented host, Richard, our segment hosts, Kari, Gary, Mark, and Malio, our generous sponsors, and especially our viewers -thank you for all the wonderful letters and for continually supporting and thanking our advertisers.
Wishing you a joyous holiday season in the Mohawk Valley.
Happy Holidays, Sharry and Lance Whitney
The Scene Weekly with Mark
Werchowski
It's Christmas in the Mohawk Valley again...
Merry Christmas!
From Mark
Wilderness Photographer, Eric Dresser
Eric has been photograph-
ing wildlife for nearly 35 years and has been published inn Adk Life and other mag-
azines all
over the
country.
Founded in 1943 by the Grimaldi family, Grimaldi's Restaurant is owned and operated by the Castronovo family who acquired the restaurant in 1989.
Pasquale Chiricosta has served the establishment as Executive Chef for 30 years.
One of the artists in the class shows off her artwork.
Executive Director, Kathleen Frascatore, tells us about the Arts Council's mission and about the history of the Wilber Mansion.
Wilber Mansion was built by George I. Wilber, the son of the founder of Wilber National Bank and president himself from 1890 to his death.The mansion, with its distinctive Victorian design, provides an inspiring backdrop for exhibitions, workshops, art classes and performances.
Currently on display at the Arts Council are pieces from local private collectors. The works include artists Chuck Close, Frank Moore, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. There's even a piece from photographer, Tipper Gore.
Starting January 12, at the Arts Council, you can see the work of glass blower Eric Halvorson. Eric is an artist in residence at Hartwick College. We visited him in the glass studio on campus.
We visited the new Foothills Performing Arts Center, now in stage one of construction. It will be a state-of-the-art performing arts and cultural center dedicated to providing the Central New York region with top flight performing arts groups, modern educational and conference facilities and a home for many of the area's existing arts groups.
Executive Director, Diane Elliot, tells us about the dream of Oneonta's exciting new Performing Arts Center.
Merry Christmas,
from Kari.
See you next week!
We found our old friend, Chef John Buscema, working as executive chef at the Our Town Cafe in Oneonta. You can book a room at the Holiday Inn for the upcoming 10th Anniversary of First Night Oneonta, a celebration of the Arts on Dec 31st.
Robert Cimbalo is an Italian-American artist who is known nationally and internationally for his landscapes and "Italian Spaces"
