Community Calendar

Sunday, July 12, 2026 Live Music by Ed Conway 1pm-3pm
Second Act Spirits, 37 Prospect Street, Amsterdam, New York
(located at the Amsterdam Clock Tower) 1st Floor
Bloody Marys & Complimentary Bagels w/ purchase of a cocktail - all day from 12pm-6pm
Live Music by Ed Conway 1pm-3pm
(No Cover)
www.secondactspirits.com

Come join Family Tree every Monday from 8:00pm – 9:30pm for their Eddies Award-winning residency at Putnam Place. Featuring an all-star lineup, Family Tree consists of Steve Candlen, Kenny Hohman, Lori Friday, Chris Carey and Chad Ploss, plus a rotating cast of guest musicians from the Capital Region’s music scene. Enjoy an evening of classic rock, including songs by The Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and many more! It’s a perfect way to start your week.

Come join us every Tuesday during July & August for our weekly BBQ & Blues Jam hosted by Sly Fox and George Boone. We will have some delicious BBQ available for purchase on the patio. Want to join the jam? Email gary@putnamplace.com for more info.

From his suit and shiny black shoes to his powerful vocals filled with raw emotion, this veteran musician George Boone will immerse you in a deep river of the blues. He has won the respect and accolades of the great players in the blues scene and has shared the stage with legendary blues greats such as Albert King, Screaming Jay Hawkins and Johnny Copeland, to name a few.

As Matt Smith wrote in Metroland magazine “I think George Boone is one of the most amazing guys I’ve seen. He’s the real thing…” A night with George Boone is an experience. Rocking out, dancing, crying the blues, George Boone is a lesson in what the blues are all about. George Boone lives the blues. George Boone is the blues.

Sly Fox is a New York–based guitarist, songwriter, and frontman best known as the founder of the blues-rock group Sly Fox and the Hustlers. Drawing from blues, soul, funk, and rock influences, Fox developed his musical roots alongside longtime friend and collaborator Sean Rowe, with whom he began playing guitar and writing songs as a teenager. After Rowe launched his solo career, Fox stepped into the spotlight as a singer-songwriter, channeling personal experiences into original material that became the foundation of Sly Fox and the Hustlers. Known for energetic live performances and a sound the band describes as “heavy voodoo blues over soulful funky grooves,” Fox has earned praise from fellow musicians, including John Popper, who called the group “one of the best bands I’ve seen in a long time.”

Open mic night every Wednesday night starting at 7 PM. Sign-up start at 6:30. Come all musicians, singers, poets, authors, etc. We would love to have you. Please patronize the restaurant by buying food and drinks. If you have a musical instrument, please bring it. We do probed sound!

Sister Outlaw is performing at the BlackBird Tavern by Druthers. Sister Outlaw's laidback style accompanied by jazzy vocals will be the perfect addition to your night. Sip on tasty cocktails while Sister Outlaw plays your favorite hits sprinkled with original tunes.

The Music of Queen • AC/DC • Led Zeppelin - From ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ to ‘Free Bird’

“Rock and roll meets classical music in a gorgeously crafted hour of music.”

Step into a world of shimmering light, where legendary rock anthems are reborn through a single violin — played with the fire and intensity of a full band.

This is not just a tribute show. This is Blue Violin — a genre-defying, conservatory-trained virtuoso who has lit up stages from Carnegie Hall to the Sydney Opera House, and now brings his world tour to Australia, Europe, Asia, and across the U.S.

Often described as “Trans-Siberian Orchestra meets Lindsey Stirling,” Blue Violin delivers fiery virtuosity and cinematic flair in every performance.

Blue Violin has been earning international accolades for genre-bending performances that blur the line between classical virtuosity and rock energy.

Come join Family Tree every Monday from 8:00pm – 9:30pm for their Eddies Award-winning residency at Putnam Place. Featuring an all-star lineup, Family Tree consists of Steve Candlen, Kenny Hohman, Lori Friday, Chris Carey and Chad Ploss, plus a rotating cast of guest musicians from the Capital Region’s music scene. Enjoy an evening of classic rock, including songs by The Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and many more! It’s a perfect way to start your week.

Come join us every Tuesday during July & August for our weekly BBQ & Blues Jam hosted by Sly Fox and George Boone. We will have some delicious BBQ available for purchase on the patio. Want to join the jam? Email gary@putnamplace.com for more info.

From his suit and shiny black shoes to his powerful vocals filled with raw emotion, this veteran musician George Boone will immerse you in a deep river of the blues. He has won the respect and accolades of the great players in the blues scene and has shared the stage with legendary blues greats such as Albert King, Screaming Jay Hawkins and Johnny Copeland, to name a few.

As Matt Smith wrote in Metroland magazine “I think George Boone is one of the most amazing guys I’ve seen. He’s the real thing…” A night with George Boone is an experience. Rocking out, dancing, crying the blues, George Boone is a lesson in what the blues are all about. George Boone lives the blues. George Boone is the blues.

Sly Fox is a New York–based guitarist, songwriter, and frontman best known as the founder of the blues-rock group Sly Fox and the Hustlers. Drawing from blues, soul, funk, and rock influences, Fox developed his musical roots alongside longtime friend and collaborator Sean Rowe, with whom he began playing guitar and writing songs as a teenager. After Rowe launched his solo career, Fox stepped into the spotlight as a singer-songwriter, channeling personal experiences into original material that became the foundation of Sly Fox and the Hustlers. Known for energetic live performances and a sound the band describes as “heavy voodoo blues over soulful funky grooves,” Fox has earned praise from fellow musicians, including John Popper, who called the group “one of the best bands I’ve seen in a long time.”

Open mic night every Wednesday night starting at 7 PM. Sign-up start at 6:30. Come all musicians, singers, poets, authors, etc. We would love to have you. Please patronize the restaurant by buying food and drinks. If you have a musical instrument, please bring it. We do probed sound!

Saturday, July 25, 2026
2:00 pm
Lost Radio Rounders (Tom Lindsay, Michael Eck, Paul Jossman)
Performing "America 250 : Songs & Stories"
Stuyvesant Town Hall, 5 Sunset Drive, Stuyvesant, New York
Sponsored by: Kinderhook Memorial Library