Let’s do the Time Warp again
Though Halloween has origins that stretch back through centuries, for many it’s difficult to imagine the holiday without the sheer
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New teacher report cards give more weight to standardized tests
Teachers in the Kingston City School District returned to the classroom this year with more to think about than usual.
Primus brings 3-D tour to Civic Center
Though one could argue that all live performances are given in three dimensions, California-based prog/funk trio Primus is launching a
It takes dough to make bread
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer announced last week $4.6 million in federal funding for Bread Alone, which is in the process
Medeski Martin & Wood play acoustic at Bethel Woods
Though eclectic jazz trio Medeski Martin & Wood (MMW) is undertaking its second-ever acoustic tour, don’t let that fool you
Rory Block kicks off Tom Humphrey Guitar Series
The 2012/13 Tom Humphrey Guitar Series gets underway this weekend, with performances scattered throughout the cold, lonely winter and into
Woodstock Playhouse to host Leon Russell
The term “legend” gets thrown around so much that it sometimes seems as though it has lost all meaning. Leon
Get a gig: An aspiring musician’s guide to local venues
Live music is as vital to the Hudson Valley today as it has ever been. But for local musicians, getting
Coheed and Cambria bring sci-fi epic rock to UPAC on 9/13
Though musicians like the Who, the Pretty Things and the Beatles have tried their hand at the concept album, none
TV food guru Ted Allen in Rhinebeck this Saturday
It’s not easy to move on from a popular television series when that’s how so many people discovered who you