Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company comes to Bardavon
I keep telling my teenager to take warning from his mother’s youthful lack of foresight and keep a scrapbook of
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Music festival approved for Woodstock ’94 site
The plan for a regular summer concert series at the site of Woodstock ’94 moved another step closer to reality
Teens host Woodstock gala to benefit Laotian orphanage
Local musical favorites will be teaming up for a Cabaret Gala at Photosensualis in Woodstock to benefit the 600 children
Barnstormy weather: Legacy of black baseball celebrated in Poughkeepsie
On the sultry summer evening of August 27, 1941, the Kansas City Monarchs, a perennial powerhouse of the Negro American
Night of the Living Feelies this Saturday in Kingston
“There’s not enough music in that music.” That was the best I could do, this hopelessly circular critique, when trying
Kids’ Almanac (January 17-24)
Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve. – Martin Luther King, Jr. Find out about the historical Colonel
Saugerties artists team up for winter exhibit
Once a year, for 10 years now, the artists of the annual Saugerties Artists Studio Tour have welcomed the community
Art Richter retires Radio Free Kingston
Art Richter deadpans that at the age of 85, he is not buying green bananas anymore. Richter had been stoking
WinterFest to take place on Jan. 12 in Highland
Organizers are gearing up for what’s becoming an increasingly popular annual community tradition in Lloyd. The WinterFest at the Hudson
Diving into the Net at Center for Photography
For visual artists who aren’t intimidated by the use of electronic media and the tools offered by contemporary technology, a