A cultural forecast of hot times on the horizon
Bard SummerScape Arguably the mid-Hudson’s premier summer performing arts showcase, Bard SummerScape brings topnotch performers in the fields of music
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Ukrainian Cultural Festival in Kerhonkson
Each year about this time, the western flanks of the Shawangunk Ridge become the Carpathians of the New World, as
Live discussions accompany screenings this week at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck
Movie fans – especially those who love to see something a bit out of the ordinary or hear the inside
Bard celebrates Igor Stravinsky with seven-week arts festival
If you didn’t have the good fortune to live here in the mid-Hudson Valley, but instead were sweltering in Manhattan
PianoSummer festival at SUNY-New Paltz
In the summer of 1987, Russian pianist Vladimir Feltsman – a child prodigy who had debuted with the Moscow Philharmonic
Renovated Rosendale trestle reopens, reconnecting long-sundered Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
“A great day for Rosendale” is how supervisor Jeanne Walsh characterized the grand opening on Saturday, June 29 of
Beatrice & Benedick get fresh
For reasons utterly baffling to devotees of the Bard of Avon, directors keep coming up with strange ways to spin
Renovated railroad trestle to open this Saturday
Asked back in March about progress on the restoration of Rosendale’s landmark trestle spanning the gorge of the Rondout Creek,
Guitar god Richard Thompson alights in Bearsville this Friday
Richard Thompson’s back in town, running his second annual Frets and Refrains Acoustic Guitar and Songwriting Camp this week at
Strike Debt: Rolling Jubilee organizers hold forum in Rhinebeck
What’s a “jubilee,” exactly? Over the millennia, the term has been worn down to the point where many people just