Fortnight for foodies
Two revolutions ago I wrote that Hudson Valley Restaurant Week was the most magical time of the year, because a
Entertainment
Catskill Film & Video Festival & Glow Show
What defines one film festival from the next? Often it’s focus, or connections. The biggies, like Cannes and Venice and
Taking Stock: documentary of Magnum co-founder this Sunday
When dealing with the “iconic” photographs of Magnum’s Dennis Stock, it is best to remember – quoting Stock from Hanna
Marathon Oliveros retrospective in Kingston this Saturday
Does a 12-hour Deep Listening session sound to you like a grueling, interminable borefest of passive avant-garde pretense, or do
Blues guitarist Joe Louis Walker to play Falcon this Friday
The blues, above all genres, seems to produce a profusion of hidden legends, undiscovered gems, lost and found major talents,
Vassar Repertory Dance Theatre’s 31st annual gala this weekend
Although students there can’t take it as a major, dance – ballet, modern and jazz – has long been a
Bard orchestra & 60+ singers perform Bach’s powerful St. John Passion oratorio
Of Johann Sebastian Bach’s huge legacy of compositions, his two surviving Passions – the St. Matthew and the St. John
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 28-Mar. 7)
Right is right, even if no one else does it. – Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts
First Friday in Saugerties
There will be an Irish theme for Saugerties’ First Friday event in March, with Celtic tattoos and live music, corned
Hundreds turn out in New Paltz to dance against violence against women
Hundreds of people took to the streets in downtown New Paltz as part of the Feb. 14 worldwide One Billion