Marc Black Band & Amy Fradon to perform at Bearsville
If Thursday is for Thanksgiving and Friday the post-gorging coma of regret, then Saturday should make you want to live
Art & Music
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to solo at the Bardavon
Chris Cornell is possibly best-known as the frontman for the recently reunited Soundgarden, the Seattle band that best approximated the
Woodstock Jewish Congregation to host Arts Fair this Sunday
More than 40 artists and craftspeople working in a wide variety of genres and media, including painting, printmaking, woodworking, fiber
Dead on their feet: Dark Star Orchestra coming to Bearsville
A tribute band is truly in rarefied air when fans turn up as much to hear them perform as they
Met simulcast of Glass opera about Ghandi at UPAC
In spite of the daily onslaught of downbeat news falling under the heading of “man’s inhumanity to man,” there has
Rhinebeck hosts The Group Show & Sale this weekend
The 34th annual Group Show and Sale, held November 18 and 19 in Rhinebeck, is no ordinary craft show. Held
Magic Trip director Alex Gibney to speak at Rosendale screening
Writer and director Alex Gibney will be at the Rosendale Theatre to do a question-and-answer session after his film Magic
Levon Helm & friends to stage hurricane relief concerts
If one were pressed to come up with a catchall description of the unifying theme behind the songs of Levon
Something old, something newgrass with Laurie Lewis
If rootsy harmony is your thing, you’ve probably already got November 18 circled on your calendar. You’ve picked up some
Happily handmade at Cottekill church-turned-studio
For the second time, the 113-year-old white church-turned-studio at 167 Cottekill Road in the very small village of Cottekill