Robert Randolph & Blind Boys of Alabama at Bearsville
Expect a rousing weekend at the Bearsville Theater. On Friday, February 14, celebrate Valentine’s Day with the ever-popular Robert Randolph
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Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 13-20)
Rise early, that by habit it may become familiar, agreeable, healthy and profitable. – George Washington (Letter to George Washington
One Billion Rising speak-out & flash mob in New Paltz
Violence against women isn’t talked about openly. Those who have suffered through it often endure in silence; they don’t tell
Shelter film premiere, panel discussion on domestic violence in Kingston
In this issue of Almanac Weekly and elsewhere you’ll be hearing a lot this week about the global One Billion
Chris Washburne & SYOTOS on stage at Bard
Even for a Valentine’s Day special concert, don’t expect something unchallenging or conventionally crowdpleasing at Bard. It’s a different crowd.
Wine, the universe and everything
A few months ago, Michael Drapkin and his wife, Theresa, bought the former Madden’s Fine Wines & Spirits on lower
Fabled drummer Bernard Purdie plays the Falcon this Saturday
Master drummer Bernard Purdie has become almost as famous for his legendarily high-spirited instructional videos as for his 3,000 album
What’s beyond greatness? Ashley Knox makes her own way
Ashley Knox says she is using everything she learned on Elmendorf Street, in the Dominican Republic, at SUNY Albany and
Moon on the rise: Performing Arts of Woodstock performs O’Neill classic
When Eda Crist and Edie LeFever established the Performing Arts of Woodstock (PAW) theater organization in 1964, they probably never
First Friday and the return of Gumby
Every month, village businesses stay open late and offer special activities and discounts. The theme for February’s First Friday on