New Play Festival at SUNY-New Paltz puts the emphasis on women
March is Women’s History Month, and this Friday, March 8, is International Women’s Day. The eve of that event marks
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Barbara illuminates the dark side of Cold War East Germany
Times change, and with them the political profile of our world. But here in America, the practice of pigeonholing people
Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre’s 31st annual gala this weekend
Although students there can’t take it as a major, dance – ballet, modern and jazz – has long been a
Bard orchestra & 60+ singers perform Bach’s powerful St. John Passion oratorio
Of Johann Sebastian Bach’s huge legacy of compositions, his two surviving Passions – the St. Matthew and the St. John
Some cinematic remedies for cabin fever
Hollywood’s annual feeding frenzy peaks with the Academy Awards broadcast this Sunday night, but the cinema season has already entered
Chili Bowl Fiesta at Rosendale Rec Center this Saturday
One of the fun things about winter in the Hudson Valley, even in years when there’s not enough snow for
Eleanor Roosevelt “We Make Our Own History” Forum
If Eleanor Roosevelt were still around today, it’s a fair bet that she’d be taking an interest in the activities
American Symphony Orchestra premieres new Farberman concerto for clarinet, revives original Bruckner symphony
It used to be that most children whose families could provide the luxury of music lessons started out on piano,
DC comics: Capitol Steps bring political satire to the Bardavon this Saturday
What were you doing on January 1, over a late brunch after sleeping off the festivities of the night before?
“Music in the Holocaust” lecture/film/concert series at Bard
Nearly seven decades on from the fall of the Third Reich, with plenty of subsequent examples of man’s inhumanity to