Ars Choralis presents its completed work, ten years in the making
It’s by no means a revisionist version of the Nativity, but when Ars Choralis performs Miracle in Bethlehem, an opera
Art & Music
Blessing Offor show in New Paltz to benefit guide dog program
Guiding Eyes for the Blind is the third largest guide dog school in the country and has been raising, training
Eisenstein’s silent classic Battleship Potemkin with live piano this Sunday
When contemporary filmmakers want the audience to feel a sense of dread, they have a formidable technological arsenal at their
Noche Flamenca comes to Kaatsbaan
“The Jews were massacred, the Gypsies humiliated and persecuted, the Arabs exterminated, the Moriscos (converted Arabs) expelled, and the Andalucians
Nocturnal rocking in K-town
“Kingston after Dark,” the Kingston Times’ weekly music and nightlife column, is putting on a Thanksgiving-weekend show guaranteed to flush
Woodstock Festival of Thanksgiving this Saturday at Bearsville
The Marc Black Band has been playing at the Bearsville Theater on the Saturday night of Thanksgiving weekend for a
Dosh to play BSP
“Insular” is one way to describe Martin Dosh’s mesmerizing, loop-based performances. It means “like an island.” Dosh sits surrounded by
Bryan Adams plays UPAC in Kingston
In 2010, Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams released the intimate live album Bare Bones. Accompanied only by pianist Gary Breit,
Jeremy Baum Trio to play Rhinebeck’s Liberty Lounge
I lift my own personal blues moratorium on occasion, and one such occasion is when the principal instrument is organ,
Look sharp at Fovea Exhibitions in Beacon
[portfolio_slideshow id=9612] Beacon Portrait Project (Meredith Heuer | Courtesy Fovea) The fovea is a part of our eye: