37 Main
Street Narrowsburg, New York
12764 845.252.7576
Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) grew
out of a grass roots movement to make the arts central to rural life.
Founded in 1976 by a group of citizens and arts
professionals who were committed to developing, nurturing, presenting
and promoting the arts and artists, DVAA has acted as steward for the
arts in the Sullivan County-Upper Delaware Valley area for twenty-four
years.
DVAA's current programs and services include
year-round exhibitions of contemporary art and film; authors
appearances; Jazzfest; Riverfest; production of the bi-monthly cultural
calendar and Artsletter; a grant program that funds over twenty area
organizations annually; advocacy; and technical assistance for local
arts groups. DVAA is located in the Delaware Arts Center, 37 Main
Street, Narrowsburg, NY. For more information call 845-252-7576
For further
information about The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance please visit our
website at:
www.artsalliancesite.org
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DVAA Arts
building on Main Street in Narrowsburg, New York
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"Riverfest"
artist draws a crowd of aspiring young models.
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Monthly
exhibitions of area artists at the DVAA gallery.
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The Delaware Valley Opera
Delaware Valley Opera, a small regional opera company, performs two full opera productions per year
at their home, the Tusten Theatre in Narrowsburg.
Beyond full opera productions, DVO presents recitals,
and school assembly programs and sponsors workshops in voice and acting
for singers. Some of DVO's singers have grown up with the company,
having started out as children in the chorus over a dozen years ago. For
more information call 845-252-3136
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The Tusten Theatre
Tusten Theatre is a town-owned former movie house. Renovated and
reopened in 1991 through a partnership between Delaware Valley Arts
Alliance, Sullivan County Planning Department and the Town of Tusten,
the Tusten Theatre, located on Bridge Street in Narrowsburg, plays host
to live concerts, theatre, opera and film events. For a schedule of
events call 845-252-7576.
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The
Delaware Arts Center
Delaware Arts Center, at 37 Main Street, was purchased by Delaware
Valley Arts Alliance in 1981. The building was the first in the
Upper Delaware Valley to be designated to the National Register of
Historic Places (1986). The Arts Center houses galleries, a small
rehearsal and lecture hall, and the offices of the DelawareValley Arts
Alliance and Delaware Valley Opera.
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The Delaware Valley
Chamber Orchestra
Delaware Valley Chamber Orchestra has grown from a small wind trio (the
Ill Winds Chamber Ensemble founded in 1978) to a 16-piece ensemble.
The orchestra performs annually in "Music of Our Time," a
concert celebrating the work of living area composers and can be heard
at the performances of Delaware Valley Opera.
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RiverFest
RiverFest is Narrowsburg's music, art and environmental festival
held annually on the 4th Sunday of July from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., on Main
Street. The event includes live music, fine arts and crafts
booths, performance art, and an auction of posters created by area
artists.
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"Artists
of the Upper Delaware Valley"
Frank
Holmes; "Interior with Obelisk",
44" x
60", oil on canvas, 1993

"Artists
of the Upper Delaware Valley"
Margo
Spoerri; "Garden Border", 48"
x 36", oil on panel, 1995

"Artists
of the Upper Delaware Valley"
Douglas
Craft; "Campeche" (diptych), 60"
x 96", acrylic and collage on canvas, 1987
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