Doctorow Center for the Arts
The Doctorow Center offers amazing performances all year-round from live music and music education programs, movie showings, live music, puppetry, theater, and more!
This multi-arts complex houses the Mountain Cinema, a three-screen movie theater, showing the latest in Hollywood and Independent movies are shown weekly year-round and the Evelyn Weisberg Concert Hall, a 150-seat performance space hosting chamber music, folk/pop music, puppetry, and theater.
The Doctorow Center also houses the Piano Performance Museum, home to the unique Steven E Greenstein collection of historic pianos from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
The Doctorow Center is the home of the Catskill Mountain Foundation, with programming and administrative offices located in the building.
During the summer months, the Catskill Mountain Foundation hosts a variety of music education and performance programs at the Doctorow Center, with many events free and open to the public. Come share the music and love of learning with these talented students.
The latest in Hollywood and Independent movies are shown weekly year-round, except on weekends when performances are scheduled. Check the Mountain Cinema to see what is showing this week and the showtimes.
The Doctorow Center for the Arts is a program of the Catskill Mountain Foundation. Check out what’s happening at the Catskill Mountain Foundation.
Doctorow Center for the Arts Events
MAY, 2, 2026
Saturday, May 2nd at 7pm
Good to Know
Address
7971 Main Street Hunter
NY 12442
Price
$
Phone
518-263-2063
- Activity Level
- Relaxed
- Duration
- 1-3 hours
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Doctorow Center for the Arts Events
October 2026
November 2026
Nov 7, 2026
On the Fringes of Liberty
Piano Performance Museum at the Doctorow Center for the Arts, 7971 Main Street, Hunter, NY 12442
Join The Lisette Project for a powerful musical exploration of revolutionaries in Haiti, France, and the United States who stood at the edges of freedom’s promise. Through chamber music, anthem parodies, vaudeville tunes, and sacred music, the program creates a sonic landscape of the Revolutionary Atlantic while exploring the evolving boundaries of freedom envisioned by the Declaration of Independence. Founded in 2021 by artistic director Jean Bernard Cerin, The Lisette Project is a performance and research collective that explores the history of Haitian classical music and its connections to broader global currents. Starting at 4pm
Nov 13, 2026
Orphee Musique
Doctorow Center for the Arts , 7971, Main st
Orphee Musique brings young classical musicians to New York each year to perform seven concerts in seven days. This is a special opportunity for these recent Paris Conservatory graduates to gain experience performing in concert halls, speaking English, and interacting with audiences in the U.S. This year’s performers are Tabea and Daniel Streicher, a brother-and-sister duo. Their musical journey together began in 2009, when years of making music as siblings translated into a natural understanding of one another through music. Shortly after their first attempts at playing together, the young piano duo, then aged five and seven, respectively, entered the 2010 International Steinway Piano Competition in Berlin and won third prize. This early recognition and shared joy of music laid the foundation for their continued collaboration. Alongside their solo repertoire, the two artists continue to expand their duo repertoire and perform regularly, with their passion for ensemble playing and the quality of their collaboration growing with every project. Concerts Friday, November 13 St. Gregory’s Church, Woodstock Saturday, November 14, 3:00 pm Doctorow Center for the Arts, Hunter Sunday, November 15, 1:00 pm Windham Civic & Performing Arts Center, Windham
