Curated by Artist In Residence Peter Negroponte of Guerilla Toss,

We invite you to enjoy Psychedelic Rock, Jazz, Pop, Dance, and Experimental Music acts from the past, present, and future, as well as DJs, drinks, and food in the beautiful Market Sheds overlooking the historic festival field.

UPCOMING SHOWS INCLUDE:

May 15 | Samuel Boat with special guests Ruby on the Vine and Matt Motell/Richard Traviss

Samuel Boat is the moniker of Hudson Valley based multi-instrumentalist Sam Lisabeth-- long time member of art rock/synth pop band Guerilla Toss. His band plays songs old and new from the "soda pop rock" songbook, melding musical tones with words in an effort to find the right balance between the tranquil and the haunted.

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June 12 | Kofi and Sankofa with special guests City and Forest and Mark Partridge

Kofi has been drumming and performing internationally for over 30 years. He directs the African drum and dance ensemble Sankofa. He uses African culture in assemblies, lectures, performances, drum circles and traditional African Ananse (spider) stories to promote diversity in all cultures: in schools, communities, conferences as well as festivals. 

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August 14 | Juma Sultan’s Aboriginal Music Society with special guest Laszlo Lang

Percussionist Juma Sultan shot to international fame when he stepped onto the stage of the 1969 Woodstock Festival as a member of Jimi Hendrix’s Gypsy Sun & Rainbows. At The Falcon he will be presenting his nine-piece group, Aboriginal Music Society in an exploration of spirit grounded in sound.

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In fulfillment of our mission to make music and the arts accessible, admission to this event is free of charge. However, if you'd like to make a donation in support of our 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, please do so here: 

HORIZON HAPPY HOUR ALUMNUS:

2023 SEASON LINEUP

June 15: Guerilla Toss

July 12: The Narcotix with support from Laszlo Lang feat. JME Smith

August 9: Juma Sultan's Aboriginal Music Society with special guets Michael Agunbiade and DJ Nick Forte

September 13: Molly Tigre