About Stissing Center for Arts & Culture
One of the Hudson Valley’s Most Beautiful Venues
Our mission: We seek to positively impact our community by partnering with artists, individuals, and organizations to create meaningful programs, events, and opportunities. As a center for diversity, culture, and civic life in a small town, The Stissing Center aims to support local economic revitalization and job creation in Pine Plains and the surrounding Hudson Valley region.
Stissing Center is actively restoring a beautiful brick building constructed in 1915. The main hall, upstairs, has been revived into a beautiful, rustic-chic performance space with an accessible glass entryway and a rebuilt proscenium stage. With continued donor support, the lower level will be transformed into an intimate second performance and gathering space, with a functional kitchen. Here we will host more intimate gatherings, meetings, films, and private and community events. The lower level will also include a kitchen and bar area. An upper floor will house offices for the Center and local non-profits, plus the Broadhurst Gallery.
Learn about our History & Restoration.
Our Vision
A creative, engaged, diverse, connected and thriving community of Pine Plains and the region, rooted in authenticity, discovery, celebration, critical and creative thinking and cultural awareness.
Our Team
Our Board of
Directors
Gwen M. Greene, President
Josh Nathanson, Vice President
Jeanine Sisco, Secretary
Dan Fry, Treasurer
Mark Agnes
Robert Burden
Heather Dell’Amore
Doug Larson
Beth McLiverty
Kate Osofsky
Gil Raviv
Brad Rolston
Dianne Will
Eileen Yajure
Jack Banning, President Emeritus
Our Advisory
Board
Murphy Birdsall
Lenora Champagne
Priscilla Herdman
Dick Hermans
Jim Jackson
Robert Lyons
Curtis Moore
Joan Osofsky
Keith Reamer
Diana Woolis
Eugenia Zukerman