UPCOMING EVENTS


Fjord Curious: an evening with the folks behind the Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail

Tuesday, June 9 - 7:00-9:00pm

Meet special guests Peter Mullan, CEO, and Amy Kacala, Executive Director, and hear what's taking shape in Beacon—from this year's projects to what's on the horizon.

Questions welcome! Ideas welcome! Curiosity encouraged!

Free and open to the whole community.

Refreshments by our friends at Beacon Quality Eats


Your Hair Lab: A safe space for LGBTQIA+ folx and their hair

Monday, June 29 - 6:00-7:00pm

Join stylist Shane Francis for an open discussion and workshop about what hair means to us and how it shapes our individual identities. We'll tackle those styling questions and curiosities you might not feel comfortable asking in a conventional setting. This lab will cover styling skills for all hair textures, helping you hone a skill set that brings you joy at home and achieve a dream style that reflects your true self.

Prepare to get noticed: PROM EDITION

May 21, June 5, June 18

High school students are invited to The Chisel to choose from a set menu of prom hair styling services. Like most of our Culture Club offerings, these appointments are offered on a pay-what-you-wish model to ensure that more folks are able to feel pampered and fabulous for prom.

Featuring:

• Up-dos by stylist Shane Francis

• Makeup by Mel Caul


RECURRING EVENTS


The Sunday Letter Project

Every Sunday, open-hours

When was the last time you wrote a letter. And no, we don’t mean that email you banged out using Gemini while balancing a cup of coffee in one hand, and multiple Zoom windows with the other.

We mean a good, old fashioned letter.

The Sunday Letter Writing Project is your weekly invitation to balance. To recalibrate, reconnect. To go back to basics and remind yourself of what is really important.

By signing up for the project, you will take a pledge: a pledge to take a pocket of time each Sunday and dedicate it to yourself, your loved ones or your community. Then-and this is the fun part—you simply visit The Chisel on Sundays to pause, think, and write.

We will have the espresso machine and the kettle on. We’ll have stationary, envelopes, pens and stamps. You just need to show up, let the words come, and see what grows.