Lantern Lighters Hoian, Vietnam, by Will
Will Lytle has returned from Southeast Asia. His regular strip will resume next week. To see more of Will’s work
Art & Music
Perfume Genius to play BSP in Kingston
It is not Michael Hadreas’ fault that his project Perfume Genius often draws comparisons to Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens
ZZ Top to play UPAC
ZZ Top, the legends of eccentric Texas blues/rock since 1969, are still at it. The lineup remains unchanged: Billy Gibbons,
Elephant Trainer, Laos, by Will
This week Will Lytle is in Laos. He sent us this drawing. His weekly strip will return when he does.
Poets duel in the mud
Who, besides poets, likes the local poetry scene? Years ago, Mikhail Horowitz warned me, “The smaller the pie, the sharper
DREAMers among US
What’s it like being a teenager in the Hudson Valley when you are undocumented and can’t buy a car, attend
Christian pop megastar Matthew West at Civic Center
“Yeah, he was one of mine,” writes my brother Dave of Christian pop megastar and Grammy-winner Matthew West, Millikin University,
West Gate, Angkor Thom, Cambodia, by Will
This week Will Lytle is in Cambodia. He sent us this drawing. His weekly strip will return when he does.
Adventures of a House and Its Books
When I invited Robert B. Wyatt, formerly an editor at Avon, Dell, Ballantine, and St. Martin’s, to speak at a
Pasquier-Desvignes sculpture exhibit opens at Hudson Opera House
Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes opens a new (and rare) exhibit of his impish, soaringly creative sculptural works at the Hudson Opera House.