The Catskill Mountain Foundation is incorporated
First performances and public announcement of the Foundation’s plans
Purchase of the Hunter Movie Theater
The Foundation opens a bookstore/gallery
First performances and public announcement of the Foundation’s plans
The Foundation acquires The Guide magazine, changes its name to Catskill Mountain Region Guide, and publishes its first issue under the new name
Partnership with Shumei begins and the Foundation opens its Natural Agriculture farm
Sugar Maples Campus is donated to the Foundation
The Foundation purchases the Orpheum and announces plans to build a professional performing arts center in Tannersville
Sugar Maples Center for Creative Arts opens with its first studio arts courses
Renovations of the Hunter Theater are completed and the building is renamed the Doctorow Center for the Arts
First summer program with the National Dance Institute
The Orpheum hosts its first performance
The Piano Performance Museum opens
CMF partners with local schools to offer arts education programming for their students
First summer program with Manhattan in the Mountains
Twyla Tharp has her first residency with the Foundation
The Foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary!
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