You make the magic possible.
On our stages, across our fields, and in our community, PS21 presents performances, workshops, and events you won’t find anywhere else at ticket prices that welcome all. In these extraordinary times, the generous support of individuals like you makes our adventurous programming possible. Your tax-deductible contribution is an investment in the future of performing arts—for our artists, attendees, students, and neighbors—in the Hudson Valley and beyond. Thank you for your support.
BECOME A MEMBER
Become a member today and join us for our season-opening member parties on May 30—31! Plus tons more benefits.
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MEMBERSHIP
Our members make up the foundation of the PS21 family. Members enjoy free drinks at performances, waived ticket fees, exclusive events, and lots of other fun, year-round benefits! Circle-level supporters take on a deeper, more meaningful connection with PS21. Membership is valid for 365 days. All members are invited to our season opening membership parties! See more below.
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Meet new PS21 Artistic & Executive Director Vallejo Gantner over complimentary drinks at the season-opening member reception in the PS21 orchards on Friday, May 30th at 6:30pm before Hatched Ensemble (performance tickets sold separately)
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Invite to season-opening member afterparty at The Peoples Pub featuring a performance by musicians from Hatched Ensemble on May 31st at 10:00pm (performance tickets sold separately). Open to all, and members receive complimentary drinks
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One free drink at every PS21 performance you attend
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Access to member newsletter
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Invitation to member events throughout the season
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Flash ticket discounts throughout the year
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Benefits apply to one individual.
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All Friend benefits plus…
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Waived ticketing fees
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Free apple picking in the fall
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PS21 enamel pin
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Benefits apply to one couple.
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All Supporter benefits plus…
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Complimentary dinner from Hudson Meal Company along with your drinks at the season opening member party before Hatched Ensemble on May 30th at 6:30pm (meals must be reserved by May 27th)
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Invitation to annual guided foraging tour of PS21’s grounds
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Guaranteed reserved priority seats if you purchase tickets to Paul Taylor Dance Company
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Benefits apply to your family.
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All Champion benefits plus…
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Guaranteed reserved priority seats at every PS21 performance you purchase tickets to
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Invitation to artists’ rehearsals throughout the season
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Benefits apply to your family.
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All Artists Circle benefits plus…
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Invitation to small events hosted by local partner establishments throughout the year
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Guaranteed access to any performance, even if its sold out (must contact PS21 before the day of the performance)
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Benefits apply to your family.
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All Producers Circle benefits plus…
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Invitation to annual Directors Circle party at home of Board Member
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Two tickets to join PS21 AED Vallejo Gantner for a performance at a contemporary venue in NYC
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Benefits apply to your family.
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All Directors Circle benefits plus…
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Join PS21’s AED Vallejo Gantner on a journey through an international festival as we seek out new work and ideas for our future seasons (travel costs not included)
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Two tickets to the PS21 Gala
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Benefits apply to your family.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
To give by mail, you can make a check out to “PS21, Inc.” and send it to:
PS21
Attn: Zack Levine
PO Box 321
Chatham, NY 12037
Many employers offer matching gift programs to help maximize your impact—don’t forget to check if yours does before you donate!
To make a gift from your Donor Advised Fund, from stock, from an IRA, via a bank transfer, or to make a planned gift, contact Zack Levine via email (zack@ps21chatham.org) or phone/text (518.212.7534).
Invest in the future of the performing arts today.
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OUR BUSINESS SPONSORS
Thank you to our Business Sponsors, who provide critical support for our season. Contact zack@ps21chatham.org if you’re interested in becoming a Business Sponsor.
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
The PS21 season is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.
