SPECIAL CONCERT: Tom Chapin

Tom Chapin, a Hudson Valley troubadour with a career spanning six decades and 27 albums, is a three-time GRAMMY winner. Known for his work as a folk artist and children’s music pioneer, Chapin has also excelled as a performer, storyteller, and activist. He began in the 1960s with The Chapin Brothers, later hosting the Emmy-winning “Make A Wish” and appearing in films like Blue Water, White Death. A Broadway star and satirical songwriter, Chapin‘s advocacy covers environmental causes, issues of hunger and social justice, and a supporter of music and arts in public schools. Through it all, Tom never stopped writing smart, thoughtful, funny and beautiful songs for the folk audience