On Saturday March 22 from 5:30-7pm, Kingston Social will host a book launch with photographer Bill Patrick, the author of IN BETWEEN. Fellow photographer Doron Gild will sit down with him to discuss the making of this book, a travelogue, a behind-the-scenes documentary, and an ode to friendship which follows musician DJ and producer Seth Troxler on his world tour.

From February to November 2023, the American musician and photographer Bill Patrick joined his long-time friend, the Michigan-born DJ and producer Seth Troxler, on a world tour. During those ten months, the pair passed through four continents, twenty countries and over forty cities. In Between includes over 250 photographs and essays from both Troxler and Patrick. Combining elements of photojournalism, music photography, and portraiture, Patrick documented this fast-paced journey using various analog cameras. The resulting photographs offer an intimate glimpse into life on the road and a kaleidoscopic reflection on velocity. And don’t miss the after-party at Camp Kingston!

Join us Saturday November 2, 5:30 - 7:30pm, to celebrate Woodstock-based artist Caroline Burdett and her first solo show, BY MOONLIGHT | THE MAGICAL LANDSCAPES OF CAROLINE BURDETT, on view from October 31 through January 7.

We will be collaborating with The Catskills Cocktail Club on the drinks for this event, don’t miss it!

At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

This after-school workshop is offered on Wednesday afternoons this fall. Drop-in whenever you can between 3 and 5pm, $25 per child paid to the instructor upon arrival, in cash or via Venmo. No need to pre-register!

All materials supplied. 

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.

At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

This after-school workshop is offered on Wednesday afternoons this fall. Drop-in whenever you can between 3 and 5pm, $25 per child paid to the instructor upon arrival, in cash or via Venmo. No need to pre-register!

All materials supplied. 

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.

At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

This after-school workshop is offered on Wednesday afternoons this fall. Drop-in whenever you can between 3 and 5pm, $25 per child paid to the instructor upon arrival, in cash or via Venmo. No need to pre-register!

All materials supplied. 

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.

Join us on FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 at 5:30pm for a soirée celebrating the opening of In Repose: The Paintings of Kristin Osterberg. To learn more about Kristin and her work, please visit our sister site, Pinkwater Gallery.

At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

This workshop is offered the following Saturdays in August : 8/3, 8/17, 8/24 and 8/31… feel free to sign up your child for as many Saturdays as they’d like!

$25 per child.

Click here to register your child by date.

All materials supplied. 

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.

At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

This workshop is offered the following Saturdays in August : 8/3, 8/17, 8/24 and 8/31… feel free to sign up your child for as many Saturdays as they’d like!

$25 per child.

Click here to register your child by date.

All materials supplied. 

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.

Join us on Saturday May 25 at 5PM for a soirée celebrating the grand opening of Kingston Social, along with the debut of our summer exhibition, a show of work by the late abstract artist Karen Barth. To learn more about Karen and her work, please visit our sister site, Pinkwater Gallery.