Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!
Grow Your Business with The ARCC
Season 2, Episode 13
In this episode, our host Mike Nelson meets with Tricia Rogers, President of the ARCC!
Tricia’s been the President of the Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce for two years now, and the offerings it has for local businesses just keep getting better – between ribbon-cuttings, mixers, educational services, and other resources, the value of the ARCC is just incredible! Listen to this episode to hear more about how they can help you, and your business!
00:00 – Opening
00:21 – CP Ad: Call Thoroughbred Advisors Today!
01:23 – Show Begins: An Introduction to Tricia Rogers
03:01 – The Juckett Board Dinner at The Sagamore
05:14 – The ARCC: What They Can Do for You
08:16 – Small Team: Big Heart
09:46 – Why You Should Join the ARCC
12:37 – A Great Feeling
13:52 – From Poker to Potato Chips
14:57 – 42 Ribbon-Cuttings a Year?!
16:25 – Chamber 1-on-1s: Shoutout to the ARCC Team!
18:01 – The Best Newsletter Around!
19:35 – Educational Pieces
20:32 – Tuesday, June 11th: Triple-Chamber Mixer at The Sagamore! $20 to Sign Up!
22:43 – Tricia Rogers: Golf Pro
24:32 – The Rare July Mixer
25:03 – July 31st: Saratoga Race-Track Day!
28:09 – The Leadership Adirondack Program
32:01 – How to Get in Touch: adirondackchamber.org
32:50 – Closing Remarks
33:11 – CP Ad: Call RASP Inc. Today!
33:51 – Closer
PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY Business Report, or Five Towers Media.
Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!
KJ’s Barbershop – with Kris Jordan
Season 2, Episode 12
In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Kris Jordan, the master barber and owner of KJ’s Barbershop!
Both his grandfather and father were barbers, but Kris wasn’t so sure he wanted to do it himself… All of that changed after a significant event in 2020. What happened? Why did it motivate him to reenter the family trade? You’ll have to listen to this episode to find out!
08:26 – Nursing is in High Demand… But the Job is Hard
09:26 – Kris Jordan: Becoming a Master Barber
12:36 – Location, Location, Location
13:39 – The Transition is Tough… But Worth It!
14:29 – The 2020 Crisis: Diagnosing an Uncommon Problem
18:16 – Another Crisis: Sepsis Looms
21:30 – No Regrets: Pursue Your Dreams, Do Something Different!
23:06 – What Does Professional REALLY Mean?
24:43 – Putting the “Master” in Master Barber
29:05 – Mike Kelsey?
29:40 – Cutting Your Own Hair?!
31:37 – Beard Balms, Butters, Oils… What Works?
33:03 – Barbershops Making a Comeback!
36:37 – Your Vibe Attracts Your Tribe
37:49 – Growing the Shop: Leaders Eat Last
39:57 – How to Get in Touch: kgsbarbershop.com
41:40 – Facebook Isn’t Where the Action Is
43:19 – Closing Remarks
44:43 – CP Ad: Visit SkyZone Trampoline Park Today!
PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY Business Report, or Five Towers Media.
The Sembrich has opened its studio museum and historic lakeside grounds for the 2024 season. Visitors can explore the rich artistic history of our region and learn about one of the Gilded Age’s most popular international celebrities through the museum’s exhibitions and events.
Built in 1924, The Sembrich’s lakeside studio museum was once a vocal studio belonging to its namesake Polish soprano Marcella Sembrich (1858-1935). Sembrich was internationally famous as an opera and concert singer, appearing across Europe and the United States between 1878 and 1917. She toured and performed in over 30 states, from Maine to California, and was one of the first commercial recording artists with the Victor Talking Machine Company.
In 1924, the same year the studio was built, she was named the first director of the voice faculties at the Juilliard School in New York City, and the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. During the summer months, she would bring her students to her Lake George estate, teaching daily lessons in the studio and arranging benefit concerts for local charities. Two years after her death, her daughter-in-law preserved the studio and surrounding four-acre grounds as a museum. The institution has been in continuous operation since, offering exhibitions and performance programming throughout the summer months.
The Sembrich’s 2024 summer festival “A Century of Sembrich” celebrates Marcella Sembrich’s 100-year legacy on Lake George and features a selection of today’s finest concert artists and ensembles. The 2024 festival starts on June 5 with an exclusive season preview by Opera Saratoga, held in the historic studio museum.
Other performers and guest artists include composer Anthony Davis, whose opera X – The Life and Times of Malcolm X, premiered at the Metropolitan Opera in the fall of 2023; Vincent Caruso, the host of Sirius XM’s Symphony Hall; the cutting-edge wind quintet WindSync; acclaimed Polish violinist Kinga Augustyn; and more. The summer festival offers over 20 events and concludes with a candlelit salon concert by pianist Christopher Johnson and featuring an all-Chopin program.
The museum’s 2024 special exhibition “MASTERING MOZART” explores the four operatic roles by Mozart that launched Marcella Sembrich to enduring international stardom. The exhibition features original costumes worn by Sembrich, photographs, and firsthand accounts of her performances. The exhibition is on view until mid-October.
The centerpiece of the exhibition is Marcella Sembrich’s iconic couture Queen of the Night costume worn for the Met Opera’s first production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute in 1900. The museum recently raised over $70,000 to fund the conservation of this rare piece of musical history, which will be unveiled at a special benefit program “A Night at the Museum” on July 11. In addition to the iconic costume, this narrated one-night-only event will also showcase Sembrich’s collection of jewelry, fine art, and other prized possessions.
For hours, visitor information, and a full schedule of events and exhibitions visit: TheSembrich.org/
About The Sembrich
Experience music, history, and nature at The Sembrich in Bolton Landing. The Sembrich features museum exhibitions and an annual summer festival with an exciting mix of world-class musicians, noted musical scholars, a free film series, and the opportunity to enjoy it all on the beautiful shores of Lake George. Listed on the National Historic Register, The Sembrich was once the teaching studio of Polish soprano Marcella Sembrich, one of the most famous musicians at the turn of the 20th century. Visitors can discover her storied legacy, which includes over 400 performances at the Metropolitan Opera and faculty positions at both the Juilliard Graduate School and the Curtis Institute of Music. With a treasured museum, performance series, and over four wooded acres of nature paths to explore, The Sembrich is truly a unique cultural experience!
The Sembrich’s museum & grounds will be open daily from May 24 – October 14, 2024.
The Sembrich’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
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2024 Summer Festival Schedule
June 5, 7:00 PM – Festival Artists from Opera Saratoga June 9, 2:00 PM – 2024 Young Performers Showcase June 15, 2:00 PM – An Afternoon with Vincent Caruso (Studio Talk) June 19, 7:00 PM – A Juneteenth Celebration with Anthony Davis (Studio Talk) June 24, 7:30 PM – FILM: The Magic Flute (1975) June 26, 2:00 PM – Seagle Festival Season Preview
July 6, 7:00 PM – Classical Splendor July 8, 7:30 PM – FILM: The Opera House (2017) July 11, 7:00 PM – A Night at the Museum July 13, 7:00 PM – Chopin… and all that Jazz July 17, 2:00 PM – Harmonia Ensemble July 25, 11:00 AM – Peter and the Wolf by WindSync July 27, 7:00 PM – WindSync Woodwind Quintet July 28, 7:30 PM – FILM: Fitzcarraldo (1983)
August 1, 10:00 AM – Seagle Festival: Dragon’s Breath (Children’s Opera) August 2, 7:00 PM – From Steam Launch to Stucco: The Story of The Sembrich Studio (Studio Talk)August 4, 7:00 PM – Composers Sembrich Knew August 7, 2:00 PM – Jomion and The Uklos August 12, 7:30 PM – FILM: Veselka(2024) August 17, 7:00 PM – Violinist Kinga Augustyn August 21, 7:00 PM – ArcoStrum August 24, 7:00 PM – At That Hour, Act One (World Premiere) August 25, 2:00 PM – At That Hour, Act One (Encore Matinee) August 26, 7:30 PM – FILM: Falling for Figaro (2021) August 28, 2:00 PM – Cantrip August 31, 6:00 PM – Chopin by Candlelight
Performance Industrial has experienced much success in the commercial and industrial cleaning industry. The family-owned business is continuing to grow, but the leaders of the business are expanding into a new industry…
Owners Bill and Karen Miller are teaming up with operations manager Sean Willcoxon, and his wife Jaimee, to run Tinney’s Tavern. The four purchased the well-known restaurant at the end of April and ever since have worked tirelessly to refresh the building, while maintaining everything people love about Tinney’s.
Sean has a long experience working in the hospitality industry. He explained that he was born and raised in hospitality. “My parents owned restaurants, my uncle owned restaurants.” At only 12 years old, he began his career in the family business. Sean worked hard and, as he got older, continued to move up in the industry. He became the Vice President of Catering for Mazzone Hospitality, which collected around $25-million a year and was composed of about 500 staff members. After 26 years of a successful career, Sean decided to leave: “I was looking for a little bit less of the full-time, everyday all day, massive full scale food service,” he explained.
Sean was on the board for Folds of Honor, an organization that helps provide for families of fallen or disabled service members. Bill is a huge supporter of the organization, so Sean had heard of him before, but the two actually met while attending an American Cancer Society event. They became good friends and would often meet to play golf together.
When he decided to leave Mazzone Hospitality, Sean started working for Performance Industrial as the operations manager… However, it wasn’t long before Sean decided he wasn’t completely done working in hospitality. “About six months into my work with Bill, everything was going great, but I had an itch to keep doing food and beverage a little bit, at least on the side,” said Sean.
Bill then suggested that the two team up. He proposed they buy a local restaurant, hire a manager to deal with day to day tasks, and they can be there for support. This would allow Sean to continue working at Performance Industrial, while still getting to work in the hospitality industry without having to be there everyday. After considering the offer, Sean decided it was the right decision and the search for which restaurant to buy began. They wanted to find a local place, and during their search they discovered Tinney’s Tavern.
First established in the 1950s, Tinney’s is located on Lake Desolation. It is extremely popular among snowmobilers, as there are several trails surrounding the lake. Known for great food and a friendly atmosphere, Bill and Sean agreed it was the right location: “It has a great community following and so it was really a no brainer to try to go after it,” explained Sean. At the end of April, ownership officially transferred over to Sean, Jaimee, Bill and Karen.
Once they took over, Tinney’s closed so they could do some much needed renovations. Between both of their experiences at Performance Industrial, they were more than qualified for the job where kitchen exhaust systems are a huge part of the business. “When you get to understand how the kitchens actually work from the mechanical side, everything you know makes you better and stronger,” explained Sean.
In terms of ensuring both businesses continue to thrive, they hired an extremely talented and dedicated manager, Hannah Grady. “This is really going to be Hannah’s place to run,” said Sean. “We’re going to be there to support her, and our focus is going to be everyday making sure Performance Industrial continues to do great things too.”
Overall, they want to make as few changes to Tinney’s as possible: “We’re actually keeping Tinney’s as a whole very much the same,” explained Sean, “We’re just giving it a fresh coat of paint, a little bit of new lighting, (and an) additional TV.”
Loyal customers can rest easy knowing the restaurant is not going through any drastic changes, but every renovation done is going to make the place even greater than it was before. The same goes for Tinney’s food. When the restaurant reopens, people will be pleased to know their favorite meals are still going to be served: “The expectation of the food is to be great, but it’s (also) going to be classic. Wood-fired pizzas, burgers, wings, a very small Italian section, got to add it because I have an Italian background,” Sean explained.
In addition to the renovations and great food, guests can go to Tinney’s knowing they’ll leave with a smile on their face. “We’re going to lead with hospitality and do the best we can to make sure everybody’s experience is, first and foremost, our top priority,” Sean said.
He went on to explain how he wants every person to leave feeling like they “felt like they belonged there. That they felt like they weren’t just another restaurant person, but they were part of the Tinney’s family.”
Overall, the reopening will be celebrated by both those who have loved Tinney’s for years, and people just discovering the tavern for the first time. Between the menu selection, beautiful scenery, and friendly staff everyone is sure to have an excellent experience at Tinney’s Tavern.
For more information about the restaurant, to see the menuand more, visit: www.tinneystavern.com
Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!
Real Food for Real People
Season 2, Episode 11
In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Stephen Zabala, the nutrition master and founder of Greenfork!
Being mindful of where your food comes from is more important than ever in our corn syruped, food-dyed modern world… Greenfork beats the supermarket by providing real, nutrient-dense food to clients all around Saratoga. Get the full scoop on Greenfork’s approach to nutrition here in this episode!
00:00 – Intro
00:21 – CP Ad: Call RASP Inc. Today!
01:00 – Show Begins: What’s New at Greenfork?
01:53 – That Radio Voice, That Vocal Fry
02:20 – A Worthwhile Gamble
03:20 – The Future of Nutrition
04:38 – Everyone Needs a Jamie
05:02 – What Makes a Food Nutrient-Dense?
07:20 – Factory-Farm Food is Filler! Some Scary Information
09:36 – Pig Farming is Horrific…
11:14 – Waste Disposal isn’t Always Easy!
12:40 – Kyle, Where You At?
14:41 – Jiu Jitsu: Climbing Up the Ranks
16:02 – Throwback: Check out the Atlas Jiu Jitsu Episode!
16:24 – The Wilton Mall… Comeback Incoming?
17:53 – What’s On the Menu?
20:02 – That USDA Label Costs a LOT of Money!
21:57 – Keeping Kosher: An Old Tale
23:11 – The Creative Cook
25:56 – Burnout is Real: How Mike and Stephen Face Its Challenges
30:37 – Third Time’s the Charm: The Only Way Out is Through
32:30 – The Three-Day Turnaround: Order Out of Chaos
33:24 – East Beats West
35:11 – Service-Based Business Scaling: Replicating in Mass is Tough!
37:35 – How You Eat is How You Feel
40:20 – Protein-Based, Bread-Rejecting Diet: Mike the Localvore
42:46 – All-Natural, Free-Range, Organic… Mean Nothing. Chemicals Run Deep
45:51 – Start With the Basics
47:52 – The Wrong Climate Crisis is Being Focused on!
PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY Business Report, or Five Towers Media.
Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!
Atlas Jiu Jitsu – Anyone Can Roll!
Season 2, Episode 10
In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Joe “Josferatu” Zakriski from Atlas Jiu Jitsu! Joe’s been rolling with the best of them for 18 years, but he’s only worked out of Atlas Jiu Jitsu for 8… How did he come to run Atlas in South Glens Falls? How did the business rise and fall (and rise again) during the COVID pandemic? What does jiu jitsu have to offer? Hear the answers to these questions and many more by tuning in to this episode!
00:00 – Titles
00:21 – Community Partner Ad: Thoroughbred Advisors
01:23 – Show Begins: An Introduction to Joe Zakriski, AKA Josferatu!
03:11 – Atlas Jiu Jitsu: Why South Glens Falls Was the Right Choice
08:00 – Eight Years and Going Strong
09:10 – Nurses Know: COVID was a Tough Time!
12:51 – The Post-COVID Boom: Numbers Double!
14:18 – Spider-Man Battles Bullying
17:12 – Jiu Jitsu: The Right Choice! No Off-Season, Great Conditioning, Breaks Screen Addiction!
20:20 – The Nelson Jiu Jitsu Clan
20:51 – The Non-Striking Art: Controlled Deescalation
22:36 – Law Enforcement can Benefit, Too!
23:58 – Ten Years from White to Black… But Even White Belt Knows Useable Tech!
26:04 – New Students Funnel In! Can Muscleheads Compete?
30:42 – A Diverse, Solid Group: Women, Kids, Anyone Can Learn!
33:06 – Grappling Industries Coming Up!
35:00 – Tournament Strategy: Competitiveness is Your Choice!
37:02 – What’s Next? Expansion Plans
39:00 – Jiu Jitsu Health Benefits: Release That Cortisol!
40:51 – Two Classes a Week Can Work Wonders: Practitioners and Competitors Alike!
43:29 – How to Get in Touch and Get Started
46:11 – A Sneak Peak of a Future Episode!
47:26 – Closing Remarks
48:26 – Community Partner Ad: The Eden Center for Integrative Care
48:56 – Ending
PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY Business Report, or Five Towers Media.
In this episode, our hosts Mike Nelson and Derek Foster talk with Mike Colvett and Casey Cornell of Cornell’s Auto Parts!
Cornell’s is doing something very special… They boast the claim that their auto operation is heavily recycling-based, reusing car oil, parts, metal, carpeting, and more from their cars! How is this possible? How did they get started doing this? Hear the answers to those questions and many more by listening to this episode HERE!
In this episode, our hosts Mike Nelson and Derek Foster interview Josh Brown and Zach Moore of Brown Design & Construction!
Both of them have other full-time jobs that they still take part in… And yet, the side hustle they started up out of curiosity has taken off like wildfire! What’s their secret to success? How do they balance work responsibilities? What’s their training? Find out the answers by tuning in to this episode HERE!
Saratoga, Warren, and Washington County have no shortage of fantastic goods and services to offer! In this podcast, our host Mike Nelson will clue you in on the amazing gems hidden in your very own community!
Raw Milk Revolution
Season 2, Episode 9
In this episode, our host Mike Nelson interviews Chuck and Sarah Curtiss, husband-and-wife team behind the Willow Marsh Farm and storefront! Their fifth-generation farm offers a special option that nobody else nearby yet does – the production and sale, direct to consumers, of raw milk and raw milk products, including cheese, yogurt and more… What’s the deal with raw milk? How is it made? Is it safe to drink? Why do so few farms produce it? Hear the answers to those questions and many more here, in this stellar episode!
00:00 – Intro & Ad
01:00 – Show Begins, Introductions
01:52 – An Introduction to Willow Marsh Farm, and the Curtiss Family
04:07 – Fifth Generation! A History
05:26 – The Government “Helps”
08:00 – Let’s Build a Store
09:15 – Inflation Drives the Public Home
10:04 – Discovering Raw Milk, and Breaking the Myths
14:30 – Pasteurization-Intolerance: Are You REALLY Allergic to Milk?
17:12 – Rediscovering the Good of the Past… And Rejecting Factory Processes
18:41 – Farm Awareness Needs to Spread! Local is Best!
22:09 – The Utility of Cheese Whey
22:46 – Expansion Plans
22:54 – Vertical Integration: Every Piece of the Process
27:00 – Investing in the Future
29:00 – The Best Pigs of All
31:19 – Social Media: The Informative Tool
32:02 – The Horror of Factory Farming
33:21 – The Price of that USDA Stamp
34:55 – Rise Above the Storm
36:29 – Building is Easy… Staffing is Hard
37:54 – “Pig” Stands for Pain In the Gluteus!
39:12 – Misleading Labels: “Organic” and “Farm-Raised” Don’t Mean Much!
41:59 – The Country of Origin Law Really is CoOL!
43:54 – Say No to Greenwashing!
44:46 – Get the Good Stuff: RealMilk.com
47:29 – “We Can’t?”
49:35 – The Bronx Farmers’ Market
50:40 – Where’s All the Chuck’s Cheddar?!
52:11 – There’s Plenty of Room for All of Us!
54:26 – The Cheesemonger’s Eye
55:46 – How to Get in Touch: willow-marshfarmstore.com
56:37 – Closing Remarks
PRODUCTION NOTE: The opinions reflected in this podcast are not indicative of the views of Saratoga Business Report, SaratogaBride.com LLC, Saratoga TODAY, Glens Falls TODAY Business Report, or Five Towers Media.
Amelia Lusignan, Sailing, 2024, acrylic paint on board, 6×6 inches.
The Hyde Collection is thrilled to announce the return of the highly anticipated 33rd Annual High School Juried Show. This spring exhibition serves as an extraordinary platform for budding student artists across Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Hamilton, and Essex counties to showcase their talent and immerse themselves in a professional, competitive arts environment.
Taking place from May 4th to June 2nd, 2024, the High School Juried Show is one of the nation’s longest running events of its kind, spotlighting the works of dozens of outstanding regional artists. This year’s exhibition promises to be exceptional. We received over 580 artwork submissions from 261 students representing 14 regional schools.
The High School Juried Show serves as a transformative opportunity for area high school students to delve into the intricacies of the art world, gaining invaluable experience and knowledge along the way. High school artists employ diverse styles and mediums, including drawing, painting, digital illustration, photography, mixed-media, jewelry, sculpture, and ceramics. This esteemed exhibition exposes participants to the finer points of a professional competitive exhibition process, fostering growth, creativity, and a deeper understanding of their craft.
In an extensive jurying process in which all submissions are reviewed, judges selected 100 pieces of artwork for the exhibition. Our jurors this year include Rebecca Pelchar, Director of Visual Arts Gallery at SUNY Adirondack, Jade Miner, Youth Program +Workshop Coordinator at Salem Art Works, and Aili Lopez, Program Director at C.R.E.A.T.E Community Studios.
“The High School Juried Show is an amazing opportunity for area high school student artists to learn and experience the finer points of a professional competitive exhibition process. As one of the nation’s longest-running high school juried shows, we are proud to continue providing this opportunity for our region’s amazing young artists,” said Katelyn Foley, Curator of Education & Engagement at The Hyde Collection.
The exhibition’s winners will be announced at the opening reception on May 4th in The Helen Froehlich Auditorium at The Hyde Collection. Awards will include Best of Show, Curator’s Awards, Juror’s Awards, and the Visitor’s Choice Award. Additionally, winners will receive scholarships for art classes at SUNY Adirondack, gift certificates for summer programs at Salem Art Works, or a gift of membership at North Country Arts.
A total of fourteen school districts entered and are featured in this year’s exhibition. Included are students from the following New York school districts: Argyle Central School, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School, Cambridge Central School, Fort Edward High School, Glens Falls Central School, Johnsburg Central School, Lake George Jr and Sr High School, North Warren Central School, Saratoga Springs High School, Schroon Lake Central School, South Glens Falls High School, Queensbury High School, Ticonderoga Central School District, and Whitehall Senior High School.
The High School Juried Show exemplifies The Hyde Collection’s commitment to fostering creativity, growth, and artistic excellence in our community. We invite art enthusiasts of all ages to join us in celebrating the power of artistic expression and the talent of our region’s youth.
*With thanks to Francine and Robert Nemer for their lead sponsorship of 2024 Educational Programs. *Support for the High School Juried Show generously provided by: SUNY Adirondack, Salem Art Works, North Country Arts, and Keena Staffing, Inc.
*General Exhibition sponsorship is provided by: Barbara Lauer, Margaret Sparrow, and Sheila Riley
2024 Youth Program Summer Offerings
• July 8-12, 9 am-4 pm: Summer Youth Class: Community Mural Design
Ages 10-15, $350/$300 for members (scholarships available)
Ages 12-16, $350/$300 for members (scholarships available)
• July 29, Aug 1 & 2, 10 am-12 pm: Summer Youth Class: The Art of Crafting The Graphic Novel
$200/$150 for members (scholarships available)
• Aug 10-11, 1-4 pm: College Portfolio Preparation
• Aug 16 & 23, 12:30-4:30 pm: Open Studio For High School Students
$25 per session
*With thanks to Stewarts Shops and Touba Family Foundation
About The Hyde Collection
The Hyde is one of the Northeast’s exceptional small art museums with distinguished European and American art collections. The core collection, acquired by Museum founders Charlotte and Louis Hyde, includes works by such artists as Sandro Botticelli, Tintoretto, El Greco, Rembrandt, Peter Paul Rubens, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Georges Seurat, and Pablo Picasso and American artists Thomas Eakins, Childe Hassam, Winslow Homer, James McNeill Whistler, and Anna Hyatt Huntington. The Museum’s Modern and Contemporary art collection features works by artists including Josef Albers, Dorothy Dehner, Sam Gilliam, Adolph Gottlieb, Grace Hartigan, Ellsworth Kelly, Sol LeWitt, Robert Motherwell, Ben Nicholson, Robert Rauschenberg, and Bridget Riley. Today, The Hyde offers significant national and international exhibitions and a packed schedule of events that help visitors experience art in new ways. Visit www.hydecollection.org
Throughout the years, the Museum has expanded considerably from the historic Hyde home. It includes a modern museum complex with an auditorium, classroom, five galleries, and a state-of-the-art storage facility.
