ALS fundraiser at Crossfit 299 features Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder Pat
When people look back on the summer of 2014 and how it manifested in terms of pop culture, one of
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The Trip to Italy does nothing new, but in a funny way
Of late, food porn has leapt off the pages of glossy magazines to constitute a movie genre of its own,
BasilicaScope highlights work of Alex Cox in Hudson
Basilica Hudson is rapidly emerging as a truly cutting-edge Hudson Valley performing arts venue, following up last weekend’s SoundScape extravaganza
“Imperial Augsburg” at Vassar pays tribute to hotbed of Renaissance art
If asked to name European cities that were major hotbeds of Renaissance culture, not many Americans would find “Augsburg” leaping
Found Footage Festival screens weird video gems in Woodstock
It’s always instructive to take a mental step back from total immersion in our day-to-day concerns and think about what
Hoptember Harvestfest at Dutchess Hops
Late summer/early fall is hop harvest season, and more of us would have known that already back in the 19th
Unburied treasure in Woodstock
One of the great paradoxes and frustrations of a career in museum curation is often the fact that the space
Burning of Kingston graffiti art competition
In the beginning, there was no distinction between graffiti and “real art.” So far as we know, a handprint silhouetted
Brendan Gleeson gets his star turn in bleak, brilliant Calvary
Oh blasé moviegoer, when was the last time that you walked out of a cinema feeling well and truly rattled
Inn at Kettleboro off to a splendid start with five stars on Trip Advisor
It takes a certain kind of personality to succeed at running a bed-and-breakfast. You have to enjoy the company of