The cyber DISTANCING team, in collaboration with HPAC, and The Allways Lounge present cyber DISTANCING Digest, a new weekly LIVE STREAM event to be broadcast

Everyone has a unique connection to their home, town, and surrounding area. People are thinking about this a lot now that we are home so much of the time. We all have things we like about where we live and things we wish were different.  We will explore this through Photography and discussion.  Hosted by Local artist Alyce Barr.

A discussion of practice and preparation techniques hosted by Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra co-founders, Akiko Hosoi and Artistic Director, Andrew Trombley.

Jay Brooks is a local award winning Plein Air painter and teacher.

Conversation with Ellie Irons of the Environmental Performance Agency.

Jen Durbin is a sculptor, mother and business-owner based in Brooklyn, NY. Influenced by the inherently sculptural quality of the moving image, Durbin’s work is centered around iconic moments in the American memory.

Artistic Director of Farm Arts Collective, theatre artist, flower farmer, and co-owner of Willow Wisp Organic Farm.

Tessa Hughes-Freeland working with film for many years. And is considered a member of The Cinema of Transgression movement. Her films have screened internationally in museums, galleries and seedy bars, including MOMA, MOCA, The Whitney, The New Museum, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art..

Jonathan Charles Fox lives in Sullivan County, where he spends his time snapping photographs and writing about the world of Arts & Leisure for the award-winning River Reporter newspaper. His weekly column- “In My Humble Opinion” is a staple in the Upper Delaware river region and his followers also tune in weekly to hear about Jonathan’s adventures with his trusty companion, Dharma the Wonder Dog, on Thunder 102 radio.

Don’t Call it a Pivot: Performing Arts in the Pandemic is an online panel discussion bringing together the leaders of respected performing arts orgs in the Hudson Valley and Catskills of various sizes to discuss how they are responding to the pandemic.

Roger is a licensed, LEED-accredited architect.  He practices in the greater New York City area, holds a Bachelor of Architecture from The Cooper Union (1990) and has been working in the field for over 30 years.

Sarah East Johnson is the founder and artistic director of LAVA. Founded in 2000, LAVA’s feminist acrobatic dance has become known for an explosive choreographic language that pushes the accepted boundaries of dance while embodying empowerment, harmony, and balance.

Ashley Brockington moved to New York City in 2001 to join Circus Amok, a queer political street theater company. Currently Ashley works as an Artistic Associate at Dixon Place Experimental Theater where she is responsible for curating and programming the two stages. In 2020 she created a new festival at Dixon Place called the Femme Fest.

MIMI McGURL is a freelance director, dramaturg, and landscape gardener in the Catskills.