Andes Hotel and Restaurant

Sat May 8 – LIVE MUSIC BY DROP DOWN

andeshotel — Sat, 08 May 2010 19:28:19 +0000

- Formed in 2006 and winnner of 2009’s WSRK’s battle of the band, Drop Down will be visiting us at the Andes Hotel for the first time. Mr Pete – lead vocals, Cory Christmas-lead guitar & vocals, Trevor Armao-bass & vocals and Brian Gorsch-drums, cover metal and rock songs from the 80’s, 90’s and current. Drop Down originals coming your way in 2010! To get more info about DropDown visit them online at www.dropdown.biz

Kitchen serving until 9:30pm. — No cover.

Old School Snow Storm in Andes

andeshotel — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:23:45 +0000

Well by now everyone must know how much snow fell up here in the mountains. By some counts we got about 46 inches of the white stuff. We had lots of fun with it, skiing, sledding, snowmobiling, and not to mention some pretty cool igloos. Weve got to tell you, we love the snow, it just seems to make the winter more….wintery…yes more wintery. Well, now most of our fun is melting away under the warm March sun, a precursor to spring, lots o mud, flooded basements and, oh yes… Baseball. Summer is just around the corner, so come up to Andes and watch the seasons change, Catskill Mountains style!!

Double Header Live Music @ The Andes Hotel 1.16.10

andeshotel — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 21:03:56 +0000

The Andes Hotel

Saturday night, January 16th, @ 6 pm you need to come down to the Hotel, get something to eat, maybe a big burger or a juicy steak off the wood grill, and listen to Daria Grace and The Pre war Ponies. They play the most incredible selection of teens and twenties jazz, yeah thats right like 1918 and 1920. The addition of a ukulele makes this band a rare treat. And by the way, Daria has the most incredible voice.

Immediately afterwards, the Jack Grace Band is in the Tavern cranking out some cool country with a sense of humor.

Both of these bands have no cover folks. If you want to hear the Pre War Ponies, please call us for a dinner reservation.

Andes Holiday Stroll

andeshotel — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:40:23 +0000

HOLIDAY HOMETOWN FUN IN ANDES – SAT DEC 5th

On Saturday, December 5^th our historic little community is going all out with special activities for those who live here and visitors alike to enjoy. The United Methodist Church on Lower Main will put on their annual Holiday Bazaar and Luncheon from 11am to 3pm. At 3:30 pm the Community Storytelling Troupe will tell holiday and seasonal tales at the Library (242 Main Street). Bring the family to Bohlmann Park (adjoining the Library) at 4 pm and watch Santa arrive on a fire truck. Enjoy the community tree-lighting and carol singing by all, with photo ops for the kids with Santa. The annual Open House homemade soup supper follows, compliments of the historic society, a couple of doors down at The Hunting Tavern Museum (288 Main Street). Clementine Vintage Clothing store will host an informal fashion show from 6pm to 8pm showcasing party dresses, men’s holiday attire, and retro snow bunny looks, accompanied by nostalgic Christmas tunes and eggnog!

Some of our one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques and galleries are extending their hours until 8 pm on December 5th for a Holiday Stroll. Kabinett & Kammer will have on display part of Sean Scherer’s extensive selection (almost 1000 in his entire collection) of antique Christmas ornaments dating from the late 1800’s through the 1940’s. He will also have some of them available for purchase. View the individually decorated spiral trees as you walk along Main Street and partake of the hospitality of our proprietors. Scott Hill of Delaware Trading Post, who encouraged the businesses to do something special to decorate Andes at Christmas time, talks about how the idea for the spiral tress developed: “We liked the idea of a sort fo Dr Seussian spiral tree. Ed Wood, of Raddii, graciously agreed to engineer the project, cutting each of the tress out of sheets of Sintra, which essentially is PVC in flat form. This material con be stapled into and screwed into, and is waterproof-a perfect material for our harsh weather conditions. “

Does the thought of visiting an overcrowded shopping mall pall on you? Craving that hometown, laid-back feeling while you do your holiday shopping? Leave alienation behind and come to nearby Andes where shop and gallery owners enjoy interacting with their customers and are proud of their unusual and often handmade gifts at great prices.

And remember, The Andes Hotel is open every day for a drink, snack or a meal.