The tender bull of the jazz guitar
Rosendale Café hosts John Abercrombie this Friday n 1973, a few years before his first session as leader, the guitarist
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Arsenic and Old Lace, vintage radio-style, for Halloween at Shadowland
Aunt Martha and Aunt Abby consider it their charitable duty to poison lonely old men with spiked elderberry wine –
Playing for Peter
Keegan Ales in Kingston hosts musical benefit for a beloved musician this Sunday Even on the slim chance that you
Iain Machell’s ‘Platte Clove Lens’ at Cross Contemporary Art
Iain Machell, professor of art and chair of SUNY Ulster’s Department of Music, Art, Design, Fashion, Communication & Theatre, as
Buena Vista Social Club farewell tour at UPAC this Friday
Almost two decades after the release of the original Grammy-winning album, the wildly popular Buena Vista Social Club hits the
Kids’ Almanac: Learn Algonquin lore, conduct a costumed orchestra, trick-or-treat at a ballpark
“Hold on, man. We don’t go anywhere with ‘scary,’ ‘spooky,’ ‘haunted’ or ‘forbidden’ in the title.” – from Scooby-Doo
Eerie times and a near miss by an asteroid named Spooky
Halloween will be spookier than usual this year. It’s already a dark and sort of creepy time in the heavens,
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe to perform Prince’s Dirty Mind at Bearsville
Saxophonist Karl Denson’s take on jazz and fusion is hard and balls-out. Whether blowing on the Minimalist, metallic funk/core of
Local father and son raise awareness about mitochondrial disease in team effort in New Paltz
Rev. Mark Mast, pastor at New Paltz Reformed Church, and Kyle Mast, an eighth-grader at New Paltz Middle School, completed
ArtNight at Snug Harbor in New Paltz on last Wednesday of the month includes stand-up comedy
Snug Harbor Bar and Grill at 38 Main Street has been holding ArtNight at the self-proclaimed “best little dive bar