Bard launches Saint-Saëns-themed SummerScape on July 6
Bard SummerScape kicks off the 2012 season with a lighthearted nod to Baroque dance on July 6, 7 and 8.
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Hospital honchos face the music
At a public forum Tuesday, the first of two to be hosted by Assemblyman Kevin Cahill on the proposal by
Rejuvenate at a spiritual retreat
Today, even when we’re at home alone, we’re likely plugged into e-mail and the Internet, with hardly time to relax
Crucible sequel with Chloe Sevigny opens at Powerhouse
Abigail was one of the bad girls in The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s wrenching play about the Salem witch trails; in
Save Videofreex
The Videofreex were a group of ten young videographers hired by CBS to make a pilot about the youth movement.
Change agents
For community organizers, tackling childhood obesity and other results of unhealthy habits is a David-and-Goliath kind of a fight. The
Tweet about this: Beacon Institute hosts David Rothenberg
David Rothenberg, jazz musician, author of Why Birds Sing and professor of Philosophy and Music at New Jersey Institute for
Downtown exhibits extol our furred friends
In KMOCA’s “Other Than Human” exhibition, which opened last Saturday and is on view through this month, animals are portrayed
City wants millions for AVR promenade
On May 15, the Kingston Common Council’s Laws and Rules Committee unanimously passed a resolution to file a $2.5 million
Help filmmaker capture Aerodrome magic
In casting about for a film project, Devin Pickering discovered that one of his fascinations happened to be located in