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The 11th edition of the Woodstock Film Festival took place Sept. 29-Oct. 3. As usual, the festival — which offers a full lineup of independent films, as well as panel discussions, special events, and parties — attracted its share of screen stars.
“Entourage” actor Adrian Grenier signs the 2010 WWF poster. Grenier attended the opening night sold-out screening of the documentary Lennon NYC
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The 11th edition of the Woodstock Film Festival took place Sept. 29-Oct. 3. As usual, the festival — which offers a full lineup of independent films, as well as panel discussions, special events, and parties — attracted its share of screen stars.
Actors Keanu Reeves and Vera Farmiga at the 2010 Woodstock Film Festival. Reeves was honored with an “Excellence in Acting” award at the festival’s Oct. 2 awards ceremony
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- Kingston’s Studio MacBeth received an Emmy for its film Stealing Lincoln’s Body, which was shown on the History Channel. Accepting the award are (from left): Phil Rivera, Ray Downing, Maria Downing, and Andrew McTiernan
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The Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel was jumping during the Oct. 14 Best of Hudson Valley party, hosted by HV
Elizabeth Boutique’s Allison Handel (left) and Beth Madsen are all smiles at the bash
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The Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel was jumping during the Oct. 14 Best of Hudson Valley party, hosted by HV
Zimmer Brothers staffers (from left) Sandy Garcia, Rosemarie Hoffman, and Jocelyn Klastow brought an impressive display of jewelry from their store to the party
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The Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel was jumping during the Oct. 14 Best of Hudson Valley party, hosted by HV
The Palace Diner in Poughkeepsie was well represented by (from left) Dino Vanikiotis, Roseanne Vanikiotis, and Kristin Stevens
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- Christo’s Restaurant in Poughkeepsie hosted “Swing Away Stress,” Mental Health America of Dutchess County’s annual fund-raiser. MHA Executive Director Jacki Brownstein and state Senator Stephen Saland are shown at the event, which raises funds for the mental health programs and services the agency provides to the community
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- From left: Dutchess County Legislature chairman Rob Rolison and state Assemblyman Joel Miller attend the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce Meet the Legislators event at the newly opened Bull and Buddha Restaurant in Poughkeepsie
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- Nyack Hospital and the Helen Hayes Hospital Foundation hosted the EmpowHERing Women health event in September. Pictured (left to right) are Patricia K. Joseph, M.D.; Jeri Nieves; Felicia Cosman, M.D.; Shari Siegel-Goldman, M.D.; and DeDe Murcer-Moffett, event mistress of ceremonies
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