ELDRED – The Eldred Preserve is delighted to announce that Sullivan County native Patti Greco Sunshine will bring her signature powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence to close out the acclaimed 2025 Bradstan Cabaret Series on Sunday, October 12 at 7pm.

A daughter of the Catskills with a voice that has captivated audiences worldwide, Greco Sunshine was born and raised in Sullivan County and began performing at an early age. Her career has since taken her across the country and around the globe, from fronting the Ed Gerlach Society Orchestra in Houston –where she opened for legends like Marvin Hamlisch, Vic Damone, and Steve and Eydie – to headlining premier venues in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Along the way, she performed unforgettable duets with icons including Robert Goulet and Buddy Greco.

Despite her far-reaching success, Greco Sunshine has always remained rooted in the community that shaped her. The daughter of beloved Sullivan County entertainer and MC Johnny Greco, she now performs closer to home, lighting up Catskills stages with the same dynamism and warmth that made her a standout on the national scene.

“We are so excited to welcome Patti back to The Bradstan Cabaret Series this year for another great performance,” said Scott Samuelson, chief operating officer at The Eldred Preserve. “Her incredible voice and deep connection to the Catskills community make her the perfect artist to close out this year’s cabaret season.”

Tickets for the Bradstan Cabaret Series are available at theeldredpreserve.com/cabaret. Doors open at 6pm, with cocktails and light fare available before the show. Guests are also invited to dine at The Homestead Restaurant + Lounge prior to the performance, where they’ll enjoy 15% off their meal with same-day show tickets.

The Bradstan Cabaret Series has become one of the region’s premier live performance traditions, bringing world-class talent to the heart of the Catskills. Patti Greco Sunshine’s upcoming performance promises to be a celebratory finale worthy of the series’ legacy.