Mysteryland USA at Bethel Woods
Mysteryland, one of the world’s biggest festivals of the electronic arts, routinely draws upwards of half a million people at
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Kids’ Almanac (June 9-16)
“Each moment is just what it is. It might be the only moment of our life; it might be the
Music: Clouds of Endless Summer
A misplaced program caused me to omit last month my review of the Poné Ensemble’s April 3 concert, at New Paltz
Spirit of Woodstock and “Life, Animated”
For the next two Saturday nights, movie lovers can experience the power of life affirming films and the filmmakers who
Robert Chanler: Over the top wasn’t enough
In 1990, while first writing for this paper, I began “ghosting about” what was then called the “Woodstock Artists Association.”
Beck and Wilco headline Mountain Jam at Hunter
Has it really been 12 Mountain Jams already? In fact it has, and that makes the Hunter Mountain long binge
End Days at Byrdcliffe Theater
End Days, written by Deborah Zoe Laufer, has been called “rapturously funny” and “uplifting, warm, wonderful” and “poignantly redemptive” by critics
Actress/singer/comic Jackie Hoffman on stage at the CIA in Hyde Park
“If you hear a noise that threatens to shatter the windows and buckle the sidewalks, it’s only Jackie Hoffman,” Ben
Back to Busking: Frankenstein Dog’s Billy Manas
No matter how autobiographical, raw, confessional and honest, it still needs to be chopped and formed into songs, dude; and
Emerson String Quartet this Saturday at Bard
Bard College is an interesting cultural melting pot, open to all sorts of weird innovation at the same time that