Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Towne Crier Cafe is located at 379 Main St in Beacon, NY. For directions and parking info, visit Towne Crier Cafe’s official website at http://www.townecrier.com/ or call them at +1 845-855-1300. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Beacon, NY on Bandsintown.
Since 1972 the Towne Crier Cafe, now in Beacon, NY, has been bringing the finest in live folk, jazz, blues, Celtic, bluegrass, cajun, zydeco and world music to Dutchess County in the Hudson Valley.
What a great show! We love them and attend their shows anytime they’re close. If you’ve never seen them, you’re in for a treat! Also, check out “Sharky and the Sparks”. You’ll love them too!!
I flew from Minnesota and to see Leo with my kids. A night of rich beautiful stories from the past combined with guitar magic, Vaseline machine g*n sounded better than ever!
Thanks for a night I will never forget.
Shemekia is always fabulous. Seen her at least half a dozen times since 2008 at various venues. The Towne Crier Cafe is an intimate setting that actually has decent food unlike other venues. But the main attraction never fails to deliver. Thank you Shemekia for another memorable performance. God Bless!
Always fabulous! Jeffrey delivers all of the favorites and transitions from song to song with interesting conversation. He is very loved by his loyal fans and reciprocates with taking requests and taking a few photos. Definitely go!
Our first time at the Towne Crier venue. We really enjoyed Brad’s bossa blue genre. A tight set with a professional quartet. We plan to see Brad perform again.
Its 3am and I just keep leaving reviews of the Sawyer Fredericks shows I've been to. What does that tell you? Well nevermind what that tells you about me. What it tells you about Sawyer Fredricks and his super cohesive band is that you just have to be there to know. I've seen him twice at the Town Crier and I'll keep going as long as he does. There is a real old school folk vibe there as well as tradition. The owner and Sawyer go way back to when Sawyer was just starting out and you can really feel that relationship there. Beacon is a cool little area with a bunch of ice cream/pizza/niche food places within walking distance to the Town Crier. Check Sawyer Fredericks out whenever you can live and also his new Patreon page. You can be part of his stellar journey for the price of a Starbucks drink once a month. It's a cool deal that helps him create art his way, the only way that makes sense. https://www.patreon.com/Sawyerfredericks