Videofreex: The Art of Guerilla Television in the Catskills
[portfolio_slideshow id=14420] All photographs courtesy of Videofreex On Saturday, February 7 from 5 to 7 p.m., the Samuel Dorsky
Entertainment
Kingston After Dark: Amazing grace
The beat goes on, they say. I was still reeling from the sudden death of my former landlord and Kingston
Breakfast in Fur celebrate Flyway Garden release in New Paltz
Breakfast in Fur’s principal songwriter and producer, Dan Wolfe, is a heavy cat. Soft-spoken, slight of build, basketball-tall but not
American Symphony Orchestra to perform Korngold & Tchaikovsky
Conductor André Previn once quoted a music critic’s assessment of Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Violin Concerto in D Major as “more
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 5-12)
“The most serious charge which can be brought against New England is not Puritanism but February.” – Joseph Wood Krutch
Vive le Kevin: Quilty talks Europe, the community and living well locally
You don’t know you are going to laugh as hard as you do when you first sit down with Kevin
NDSO to perform Rodgers & Hammerstein at new CIA theater
Whatever happened to Rodgers and Hammerstein? Young theater fans these days may know all the songs from Les Mis and
Classical Smackdown: Debussy versus Prokofiev in New Paltz
Pianist Frederic Chiu’s “Classical Smackdown” concerts – Web-enabled, crowd-judged competitions between two composers – would seem to be a somewhat
Blues Hall-of-Famer Robert Cray at Bardavon
Robert Cray is one of the most accomplished blues musicians with whom far too few people seem to be familiar. The five-time
What’s in a name? Ruminations on the Duke McVinnie Band
I believe that every band will live to regret its name at some point, except maybe Avenged Sevenfold, who were, like,