Kids’ Almanac (9/8-15)
“Start being the person you always wanted to be today and don’t waste your time worrying about tomorrow.” – Mary
Entertainment
Exhibition of WPA mural sketches at Vassar
“The Depression and World War II eras were a time in the arts – painting, printmaking, drawing, film, photography, dance,
Majestic Park hosts Gardiner Day, Saturday 9/10
Gardiner Day has been happening every September for 27 years, give or take a year or two when the host
Jeremy Denk to perform at Bard
Virtuoso pianist Jeremy Denk – one of the leading lights on the contemporary classical music scene, jam buddies with Joshua
Much-anticipated Beatles film in Rhinebeck & Rosendale
Let’s assume that you’re the sort of moviegoer who is not averse to taking in a documentary film on occasion.
Welcome to Night Vale creators come to Rhinecliff
Imagine H. P. Lovecraft writing Garrison Keillor’s “News from Lake Wobegon,” set in a little town in the desert Southwest
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest at Dutchess Fairgrounds
With barely any time for sod recovery after their always-packed fair, the Dutchess Country Fairgrounds host the Hudson Valley Wine
His own feelings: Bradley Walker Tomlin at Dorsky Museum
Let’s start with the work and not the person. The retrospective of the paintings of Bradley Walker Tomlin, opening to
Live Vintage Hitchcock in Rosendale, Radio Age-style
Now that the Rosendale Theatre has rebuilt its 1920s-era stage, upgraded its lighting and sound systems and made more room
Noted metal artist opens school at Kingston’s Shirt Factory
After passing on her expertise at 12 different art schools throughout the Northeast, nationally recognized artist and silversmith Raychel Wengenroth