Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Nick Spinetti, a young voice as old as the mountains, plays The Pines for the first time. A homegrown folk singer-songwriter with songs that tell a story, some his own, some borrowed.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Lindsey Webster is a singer, songwriter and producer based in Woodstock, New York, where she grew up. She set aside plans for medical school to pursue music, and over seven albums she has built a sound that moves between soul, jazz, R&B and pop.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Brian Mitchell & James Maddock doing their original songs with Aaron Comess (The Spin Doctors) on drums.
Brian Mitchell is well known in music industry circles and beyond for working with some of music’s most respected artists as well as recording and performing his own original music. His versatility on piano, Hammond B3 organ, accordion, various vintage keyboards and harmonica plus his distinct vocal stylings has established him as a much sought after musician and performer.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Hailing from the Catskill Mountains, Noah, Miles, Tobin, and Leo started playing music together as young teens and have been carving out their unique sound ever since. Fueled by diverse influences, and an undeniable chemistry, the four bring a fresh, high-energy groove that’s distinctly their own.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
The Ancient Phoenecians -
Braving musical shoals, tempests, and terrors, today's Ancient Phoenecians venture forth to the four corners of the melodic world. Their repertoire includes favorites from the American songbook, as well as western swing, bluegrass, rhythm and blues, classic country, truckin’ songs, and some latino favorites. Keep an ear peeled for some original tunes, too. They enjoy singing in three and four part harmony. These musical mariners like to challenge themselves and their listeners to go beyond the limited harmonic and melodic structures of the sadly declining modern modal world. Hale Ceasar’s salad!
Roman Pieters, David Allen, and Allen Vella met as next door neighbors in - you guessed it - Phoenecia, NY. Discovering their shared musical conundrums they formed a picking circle over twenty years ago. Dave “Ace” Case and drummer Stephen Olenski now join the progenitors to form … The Ancient Phoenecians!
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
From Paris to the Catskills, Stéphanie & Rosy bring their French touch to the Valley — Gainsbourg, Françoise Hardy, Michel Legrand and more, revisited through acoustic guitars and vocal harmonies.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Simi Stone and Philip Marshall come together to form The Shaker, a folk-punk acoustic duo from Woodstock, New York. Poetry and music intertwine to bring a raucous, haunted, soulful sound to life. Marshall, a songwriter born in Dublin who played in rock band The Tulips - inspired by The Virgin Prunes and the Velvets met Stone in a parking lot and began writing songs together. Simi, a multidisciplinary artist has recorded, toured and collaborated with legendary talents including Natalie Merchant, David Byrne, Tamar-Kali Brown, Juliette Lewis, The Gypsy Kings, Neko Case and the late Charles Bradley. She was a founding member of the Afro-Punk movement in New York City and fronted her own bands, Suffrajett, The Duke and The King, and has released two solo albums “Simi Stone” and “The Rescue”. Marshall and Stone will be releasing their debut album “the shaker” this summer, presale May15th, available everywhere June 30th 2025.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Tawny Ellis is a Savannah-born singer-songwriter whose music lives where Southern grace meets rock-and-roll heartache. Now based in Woodstock, NY, she blends rich acoustic textures, lap steel, and mountain dulcimer with emotionally charged songwriting. Think Patsy Cline meets Ray LaMontagne meets Emmylou Harris —with a voice and perspective all her own.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
We will be closed for a short staff break on Wednesday, September 9 and Thursday, September 10.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Stefanie will be making some of your favorites from Joshua’s!
NO RESERVATIONS.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Join us for an evening with Fancy Feast Supper Club, a creative dinner series led by culinary artist and homesteader Leah Guadagnoli. Learn all about Leah here. We hope you can join us for what will surely be a magical Pines evening!
Fancy Feast Supper Club MENU (wow!)
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 4-8pm
Music starts at 6pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Wednesday Menu
Smash Burgers
Veggie Burgers
Mediterranean Salad
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm.
Bingo starts at 7:30pm outdoors in our courtyard.
Bring a wrapped prize to share!
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bryan Dunn's roots rock sounds like faded denim. Dunn’s songs are instant earworms combining the hooks of the British Invasion, the swagger of Austin, Texas, & the soul of his Irish ancestry. His deft wordplay rewards multiple listens & his exuberant live shows make the whole room dance.
A songwriter’s songwriter, Dunn has shared the stage with a Who’s Who of NYC songwriter talent including Lana del Rey, Lady Gaga, Ingrid Michaelson, Sara Bareilles, & many more you may not have heard of but he’d be happy to talk about.
Now the Catskills have called him & he’s excited to explore a whole new songwriting Mecca.
"[R]eal clever, George Jones-worthy" --New York Music Daily
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Join Rachel for a gentle outdoor yoga class on the big field!
This slow, accessible class welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike, offering a chance to move, breathe, and enjoy a summer evening in the Catskills.
Bring a mat and stay afterward for food, drinks, live music, and a special discount for participants!
Find out more:
rachelkoontz.com
@rachelkoontzyoga
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Carl Mateo Band—featuring Peter Dougan, Kyle Esposito, and Manuel Quintana—channels the spirit of Hudson Valley/Catskills Americana into music that feels both grounded and searching.
Carl Mateo, a singer-songwriter of quiet intensity, weaves guitar, piano, and harmonica into songs shaped by upstate New York’s landscapes and the lives moving through them—friends, family, and wanderers alike.
His most recent release Time to Fly travels a wide emotional arc: “Seventeen Years” traces the long road to inner peace; “Lay Down” balances escape and surrender; “Devil’s in the Courtyard” aches for lost innocence; “Hey English” celebrates enduring love. “I’ll Be Waiting” lingers in regret, while the gospel-tinged “Revelator” echoes Son House’s “John the Revelator.” “Lullabye Moon” lifts with a playful, mountain-top groove, “Jake and the Bean” honors a lost friend in a changing neighborhood, and the title track “Time to Fly” closes with release, renewal, and open sky.
A seasoned presence on stage, Mateo has shared the stage with John Hammond Jr., Jorma Kaukonen, Robert Hunter, Suzanne Vega, John Doe and X and more. Rooted in the Woodstock music community, he collaborates closely with his bandmates. A new album is set for Winter 2027.
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Bar and kitchen open from 5-9pm
(limited food menu on Wednesdays)
Music starts at 7pm
$10 suggested donation
Join Rachel for a gentle outdoor yoga class on the big field!
This slow, accessible class welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike, offering a chance to move, breathe, and enjoy a summer evening in the Catskills.
Bring a mat and stay afterward for food, drinks, live music, and a special discount for participants!
Find out more:
rachelkoontz.com
@rachelkoontzyoga
