The Glove Theatre
Gloversville, New York’s Crown Jewel Established 1914

Coming Up Next at The Glove:

  • The Glove Theatre & Penhollow Infotech Present: 1 Wild Night in "80's Jukebox Live!"



    1 Wild Night returns to The Glove Theatre for another 80’s-tastic show…80’s Jukebox!

    These incredible musicians will bring you a nostalgic night of popular and rock music, featuring hits by Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Poison, Bryan Adams, Journey and, of course some Bon Jovi!

    21+ to drink with valid I.D.

    Artists sponsored by Penhollow Infotech.

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  • The 518 Concert Series Presents: The Insolent Willies



    The 518 Concert Series continues with the fabulous Insolent Willies!

    The Insolent Willies are an upstate New York-based roots-rock band known for their hip-shaking mix of quirky, clever original music and unpredictable covers. The band's current lineup includes:
    - Bill Ackerbauer (acoustic guitar, harmonica, fiddle, vocals)
    - Frank DeVer Pullen (bass, mandolin, banjo, vocals)
    ​- Paul Gavry (accordion, fiddle, vocals)
    - Evan Gavry (guitars, percussion, vocals)

    The Insolent Willies occasionally play with a rotating cast of guest musicians, including:
    - Mike Gowans (guitar)
    - Jenny Harder (trumpet, percussion)
    - Dusty Elmer (drums, banjo)​

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  • The Glove Education Series Presents: Native Adirondack Turtles Presentation



    Did you know that turtles can breathe through their butts? Get a glimpse into the fascinating lives of freshwater turtles and their unique history and anatomy. Meet ambassador turtles from the Adirondacks and beyond and find out why turtles are disappearing and what you can do to make sure we have turtles to love for generations to come. This program will educate and entertain people of all ages!

    Debbie Philip, Dancing Turtle Rescue founder

    Debbie Philp is a NYS licensed wildlife rehabilitator and the founder of Dancing Turtle Rescue, a small nonprofit dedicated to saving native freshwater turtles and their wetland habitats. Debbie is a certified master herpetologist with a strong background in natural history. She brings her knowledge and passion to her public education programs. Debbie shares her home with rescued pets including 15 turtles, a lizard, a snake, and two frogs, in addition to her licensed educational ambassadors and any injured native turtles in care. Debbie is a member of North Country Wild Care, a network of wildlife rehabilitators in northeastern New York, and is currently serving as president.

    This event is part of The Glove Theatre’s new “Education Series” focused on bringing engaging education programs to continuous learners of every age! This event is free to the public thanks to generous sponsorship by the Blackmon and LaMonica Families

    Free admission

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