Wynton Marsalis at Bard, new home to Lincoln Center’s summer jazz academy
Jazz is a Wynton Marsalis thing. The great jazz and classical trumpeter, composer, bandleader and educator has served as managing
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Big-hearted BFG is gorgeous, touching family fare
It’s always a sorry state of affairs when a really good movie tanks at the box office on account of
Juan Manuel Alvarez-Ossa exhibition at The Lofts in Beacon
When asked about the translation of artwork influenced by the atmospheres of Paris and Zurich to the sensibilities of viewers
Antique Car Show at Poughkeepsie’s Locust Grove this Sunday
When you hear “car show,” you probably picture a hot parking lot or an empty field with rows of vehicles
Depero’s “puppet Noir” premieres at Bard
Almost a full century after its creation, the Italian Futurist Fortunato Depero’s suite of four puppet plays Demolishing Everything with Amazing
An unflinching-but-funny Measure for Measure at Boscobel
Perplexed as he was by the question, “What does a woman want?” it seems likely that Sigmund Freud was unfamiliar
Free showings at World’s Largest Kaleidoscope in Mt. Tremper
What do you do with an empty silo? If you’re developer Dean Gitter, you turn it into a giant kaleidoscope and invite the
Help save the Calvert Vaux-designed Hoyt House
The Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance will host a fundraising barbecue on Saturday, July 9 at 2 p.m. on the front lawn of the 1855 Calvert Vaux-designed Hoyt House
Art Omi in Ghent celebrates 25th anniversary
This weekend, the Omi International Arts Center in Columbia County will open the doors of its studio barn to hundreds
Shanghai Quartet plays the Maverick on Sunday
Formed at the Shanghai Conservatory in 1983, the Shanghai Quartet has evolved into one of the world’s most respected and