(Albert Birney & Jon Moses, US 2010, 74 min)
Ring in the new year with an encore presentation of the strangest — and most tuneful —folk avant-garde dispatch of recent years. Made locally with a discarded camera by Dryden mavens Albert Birney and Jon Moses, The Beast Pageant moves from the depths of industrial oppression to the elation of nature and its mischievous forest spirits. Other ingredients: Zeke the singing cowboy, tuna, hammers, dancin’ trees, and copious artistic nudity.
George Eastman House Café New Year’s Eve Specials
Served from 3:00 p.m. until close on Friday, December 31st and Saturday, January 1st.
Appetizer
Vegetable Spring Rolls – 3
with a sesame orange dipping sauce
Soups
Lobster Bisque – 5
Vegan Mushroom Barley – 4
New Year’s Salad
mixed field greens, candied pecans, dried cranberries and crumbled blue cheese with a balsamic dressing
Entrées
Smoked salmon on toasted sunflower bread –7.95
with dill caper cream cheese, red onion, sprouts and tomato
Warm roasted pork sandwich –7.95
with sautéed spinach and asiago cheese on a rosemary salt baguette with pork au jus
Homemade crab cakes –8.95
with a fresh lemon-lime slaw and a spicy remoulade sauce
Pasta Primavera –9.95
with penne, zucchini, squash, peppers, broccoli and peas with alfredo sauce and served with a side green salad
The Café at George Eastman House will serve these specials as well as our usual favorites.
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