Wayne Montecalvo’s “Blotched Surfaces” on view at TSL in Hudson
Sunday, May 28: “Actually, I’m kind of looking for failure … for “discovery…chance occurrences to create a new way to see a familiar object.”
Sunday, May 28: “Actually, I’m kind of looking for failure … for “discovery…chance occurrences to create a new way to see a familiar object.”
Saturday, May 20: With the admonition “Don’t Keep Calm; Run! They’re Coming,” the hamlet of Pine Bush is set to celebrate all things paranormally extraterrestrial.
Sunday, May 21: It’s a day for dogs and dog-lovers.
“We want people to mingle and linger… There’s something about that Dutch DNA – that simplicity and celebration of everyday life. It’s honest, straightforward. And to me, that’s what the Hudson Valley is like: It’s unpretentious.”
“Within a year, we’ll have completely new machines. It’s very interesting when you think about a retail experience of walking into an unmanned store; everything has to be self-explanatory. Think about how ATMs work, and think about how many years it’s taken to get a flawless transition.”
Friday, April 28: Stephen Tobolowsky is best known as a character actor, one of those guys on the periphery of a movie scene that fills in all the gaps. More recently, Tobolowsky has developed radio and podcast pieces highlighting the life of a guy who is born Jewish in Dallas, Texas, attends a Methodist college, and becomes a success in L.A.
Saturday, April 22: It’s time for a celebration. The Proprietors Ball marks the grand re-opening of New York State’s oldest theater.
Folks come from miles around to stock up on delicious pierogies and other Eastern European fare.
Cafés dedicated to board games are a relatively new thing. Miller says that the first one she heard about is in Toronto: a place called Snakes and Lattes.
Put your best face forward.