The Curse of Batvia
A werewolf and a werepanther, fast-paced banter inspired by George Bernard Shaw, songs that alternate Gilbert and Sullivan with haunting
Art & Music
Nick Della Penna — One stone at a time
“If you’re not trained as an artist, there’s no right or wrong,” said sculptor Nick Della Penna, standing amidst the monumental yet whimsical stone structures of Rock Star Meadow in Lake Hill. He’s been working on the property since 1980, creating something akin to Opus 40 in West Saugerties.
Music: A handful at Maverick
We had a world record five classical Maverick Concerts since my last column a mere two weeks ago. The first,
Fall for Art in Kingston
The 20th annual Fall for Art takes place in a new venue this year. After holding the juried exhibit, sale
Tom Pacheco returns to Phoenicia for Labor Day concerts
In November, 1971, a man calling himself D.B. Cooper boarded a jetliner in Oregon, which he would exit at 10,000
Tuba Skinny plays Bearsville
From the street to the concert halls, the voyage of the big New Orleans band Tuba Skinny is not unlike
Reunited Television plays BSP on Sunday
This is not a Big Star, Nick Drake, Franz Kafka or Emily Dickinson story: Television were fairly successful and (of
Don Henley to play Bethel Woods
As both an Eagle and as a solo artist, Don Henley is one of the more polarizing figures in the
“The gentleman Abstract Expressionist” on view at the Dorsky
With a new semester getting underway at SUNY-New Paltz, it’s time for the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art to open
Woodstock Sessions hosts Marco Benevento
Great idea: picturesque and comfortable recording studios in rural settings doubling as venues. Maybe the Rambles had it first, but