Wassiac Project
The Wassaic Project — which runs its annual truly-young and progressively forward-looking Summer Festival August 2-August 4 with some 100
Art & Music
In the midst of controversy, new film will look at local railroad history
When West Hurley filmmaker Tobe Carey started making a documentary about local railroads, a year and a half ago, the
Holocaust Museum exhibit at LGBTQ Community Center
By now we’re all at least somewhat familiar with German pastor and Dachau survivor Martin Neimoller’s recollection of public complicity
“Data Spill” at Widow Jane Mine
Ever since she first visited the cement mine on Rosendale’s Snyder Estate shortly after moving to the area 16 years
Breslau in one woman show for PAW
Sharon Breslau, whose one woman play Gloriously Naked & Flailing opens in a fresh new version at the Byrdcliffe Theatre
Doobie Brothers play Belleayre Music Festival this Saturday
The Doobie Brothers, yes, of course; but which brothers? The Hell’s Angels house band co-fronted by Tom Johnston and Patrick
Twenty Feet from Stardom casts long-overdue spotlight on backup singers
Summertime is traditionally regarded as the proper season for cinematic junk food, not the good-for-you granola of documentaries. But go
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival in the Catskills
“Everyone likes bluegrass once they hear it.” So says Rick Snell, guitarist and singer with the Brooklyn band Six Deadly
Three artists paint colorful murals on Tuthilltown Spirits silos (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5297] In less than 78 hours, three artists transformed the once-grey metal grain silos at the Tuthilltown Spirits farm
Paul Shaffer & Tisziji Muñoz play The Falcon in Marlboro
The Falcon, a spacious, a spacious former 19th century factory; now a music venue, has gained a reputation for featuring