Evans & Rowe Go See a Movie: ‘Dawn of Justice’ or dusk of quality?
Leading up to the release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice fellow local nerd and podcaster Kevin Rowe and
Art & Music
Great Misconceptions of Northern Ulster County
For the scant attention some people pay these days to the real artists-colony heritage of Woodstock, you’d think the Weavers,
Twyla Tharp in Hunter
The story reveals a lot about Twyla Tharp and why she’s one of the century’s most renowned choreographers. Sitting with
Gallery talk with artist Andrew Lyght at Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
“Andrew Lyght: Full Circle,” which opened in January at SUNY-New Paltz’s Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, has been getting rave
No downtime, just work for Kingston artist Kevin Paulsen
For the past 17 years, Kevin Paulsen has been living and painting in two sprawling lofts on the second and
Symphony composed for Walkway over the Hudson to premiere in Hyde Park
In the ten years since the Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra (NDSO) was founded, it has carved out a niche in
Bardavon & UPAC to simultaneously screen Met’s Madama Butterfly
Usually, when the Bardavon presents one of its very popular opera screenings from The Met: Live in HD, it’s shown
SUNY-New Paltz’s Design Week to spotlight collaborations between engineering & the arts
Already well known for both the excellence of its School of Fine & Performing Arts (whose world-class metalworking program was
Pirates Canoe plays Unison in New Paltz this Friday
“Hopelessly stuck somewhere between American and Japanese,” says the band Pirates Canoe of themselves. Sometimes a trio, sometimes a sextet,
Jam-packed: Max Creek headlines Rock the Resort in Kerhonkson
I Rocked the Resort once, or tried. My ever-miscast band the Sweet Clementines did its spiel at the 2010 edition