The Historic Graveyard Tour at St. James Episcopal Church in Hyde Park is now in its seventh season, drawing curious locals and serious history buffs into a live docudrama highlighting chosen “residents” of the 200-year-old cemetery.
The Ask For Film independent film series will cap its 2016 season with “Friday Night Fright” on Oct. 28.
Garlic-flavored gelato? It’s a treat only available at a garlic festival. The gelato, cannoli cream and other garlic-flavored delicacies were
Go with the flow, just hold those ‘pumpkin spices’
The blues interpreter John Hammond has never moved far off his spot. A pretty pure embodiment of the raw energies, dangerous identities and elusive eccentricities of the blues, regardless of complexion, Hammond has his acoustic modes and his electric modes, his urban modes and rural.
I’m out here a thousand miles from my home, he started out singing to Woody Guthrie — The very last
The scary season is underway.
Recently, while the world mourned the passing of Muhammad Ali, as we were glued to the national broadcast of Leon Gast’s Oscar-winning documentary, When We Were Kings, anyone watching, sports fan or not, could’ve told you that there isn’t a director more deserving of a lifetime achievement award anywhere on Earth.
Art Walk Kingston this weekend features open studios, performances & Lace Mill’s first-ever public group exhibition
Of all the careers launched via regular appearances on Ira Glass’s extraordinary show, none has captured the limelight quite so winningly as the quirky commentator David Sedaris. His classic, only slightly-exaggerated account of the travails of a Macy’s Christmas elf, The Santaland Diaries, made Sedaris an instant star.