A force of nature: Works by the late Thomas Locker on view in New Paltz
Thomas Locker was so prolific that it felt like he could have an entire art-and-literature column dedicated solely to his
Art & Music
The mid-Hudson Valley kids’ music renaissance
Rod Morgenstein drummed for the Dixie Dregs, a rocking fusion band that formed at the University of Miami in the
Fitting together
Lenny Kislin had long been a fan of the art of Marshall Baer, the late artist known for his sculptures
Kingston’s Cinema under the Stars concert on Saturday to feature Tony Levin & friends
To help raise funds for the showing of free outdoor movies in Kingston’s parks this summer, the Friends of Kingston
Swing dance with Eight to the Bar this Friday in Poughkeepsie
The swing dance at the Poughkeepsie Tennis Club on Friday, March 23, which is hosted by Hudson Valley Community Dances,
Bread & Puppet Theater to visit Hudson & Catskill
Some of the greatest cultural events that I’ve witnessed have come via Vermont’s Bread & Puppet Theater. Its Washerwomen Cantata,
Her-monious: Trio Cavatina to kick off Trail Mix series featuring women this Sunday
March being Women’s History Month, this time of year we often see a well-intentioned but brief flurry of public events
Country angst: Staind’s Aaron Lewis plays UPAC in Kingston this Saturday
He looks gruff, ready to follow the scooting of a barstool into the melee of a brawl. But Aaron Lewis’
Occupy Catskill and the “Wall Street to Main Street” art extravaganza
As the world was still pondering a decade’s passage since 9/11 and our own region was assessing the damage from
Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies celebrates 20th anniversary
Founded two decades ago, the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (CCS) has made a splash in the international