This is My Life- Patti Greco: A Borscht Belt Baby

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Join Patti Greco Sunshine at HPAC for This Is My Life, a musical journey through the heart of the Borscht Belt filled with stories, songs, and unforgettable memories. A heartfelt walk down memory lane, it blends beloved music with stories of growing up in the iconic Catskills region we lovingly called “The Mountains,” and the world knew as the 'Borscht Belt'. Artist BIO: Sullivan County native Patti Greco Sunshine brings her signature powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence to HPAC. For Greco, music isn’t just a career — it’s the thread that’s woven through every chapter of her life. Born and raised in Sullivan County, Patti grew up surrounded by the laughter, energy, and unforgettable characters of the Catskills’ legendary Borscht Belt. Those early years in “The Mountains” shaped her spirit, her voice, and her deep love for performing. From the moment she first stepped onstage as a young girl, Patti knew she had found her place. Her journey carried her far from home — fronting the Ed Gerlach Society Orchestra in Houston, opening for icons like Marvin Hamlisch, Vic Damone, and Steve & Eydie, headlining in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, and sharing duets with Robert Goulet and Buddy Greco. Yet no matter how bright the lights or how big the stage, Patti always carried Sullivan County with her. The daughter of beloved local entertainer Johnny Greco, Patti inherited not only his talent, but his joy, humor, and love for the stage. Today, she performs closer to home, where her roots run deepest and her stories mean the most. Many know her as The Funky Hippy Chick, the creative soul behind the Funky Hippy Chic Boutique — a place filled with color, style, and Patti’s unmistakable flair. But singing has always been her first love, the place where she feels most herself. In her show, This Is My Life: A Borscht Belt Baby, Patti invites you into her world — sharing the songs that shaped her, the memories that stayed with her, and the Catskills magic that still lights her up. It’s personal. It’s nostalgic. And it’s Patti, exactly as she is.