The month-long series will culminate on October 29 with a community discussion at 4 p.m. of the suggestions written throughout the month on the Saugerties Community Board outside of Lucky’s.
Woodstock & New Paltz vie for Halloween Central honors, trick-or-treat on campus, HalloWoodstock at the animal sanctuary, Spooktacular at the Children’s Museum, Rocky Horror Show Broadway Workshop at SUNY-New Paltz and much more.
Friday-Saturday, Oct. 27-28: Terri Mateer’s solo show hits from downtown.
Saturday, Oct. 28: Julian Lage & Chris Eldridge headline Woodstock Luthiers’ Showcase.
Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 28-29: “There’s not much that touches your lips: a partner, a fork or that cup. It’s important to think about that relationship – how you interact with an object.”
Where space in the City is limited, forcing inward movement on the dancers, Kaatsbaan offers companies a stage the size of the Metropolitan Opera’s.
Monday, Oct. 30: Several of Ackerman’s books have been Pulitzer Prize and National Book Circle Critics’ Award finalists. She also has the rare distinction of having a molecule named after her: dianeackerone, a pheromone in crocodilians.
Stein/Thomson opera “The Mother of Us All” to be revived in Hudson. Susan B. Anthony spoke twice on the very stage where this opera will be performed.
Kurt Voelker’s script had the good fortune to attract the notice of J. K. Simmons before the actor struck Oscar gold. If you find it difficult to imagine Simmons as a laid-back nice guy after his incredibly intense performance as the martinet jazz professor in Whiplash, you may find it worthwhile to see The Bachelors simply to experience the flip side of his thespian virtuosity.
Oct. 21: The performance of songs and monologues celebrates eight influential women in our region who have devoted their lives to empowering women and advocating for women’s rights.