Help Linda Weintraub sculpt Grandmother Earth at old church in Cottekill
It’s time for people who venerate Nature to start going to CHRCH on Sundays. Beginning on May 15, the CHRCH
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Fear Factory’s Burton C. Bell debuts new graphic novel The Industrialist in Catskill
Kirwan’s Game Store in Catskill hosts book-signing for Burton C. Bell’s graphic novel The Industrialist Graphic novel geeks and heavy
Craft Brew Boogaloo & Hudson Valley Hullabaloo in Saugerties
Sometimes we find that good ol’ American “rugged individualism” ain’t all it’s cracked up to be, and that seeking strength
Ale for sail: Day at Sloop to benefit restoration of sloop Woody Guthrie
It’s the perfect matchup: They both have “sloop” in their names and on their logos. Both entities are deeply invested
John Simon to perform at Woodstock’s Kleinert
Longtime area resident John Simon is about as legendary and validated as a rock/pop producer can be. Dig just this
Maybird to play Snug’s in New Paltz
When the once- and sometimes-New Paltz-based songwriter Liana Gabel brought her fellow Rochesterians Maybird down for a show at Snug
Gary Nesta Pines of the Wailers & the Big Takeover at Bearsville
In a kind of a dream pairing for fans of reggae and rocksteady, the Wailers’ lead singer, Gary Nesta Pines,
The Rides, with Stephen Stills, at UPAC
An unlikely multi-generation supergroup of sorts, the Rides, perform at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston on Friday, May
Thousands expected at Gardiner Cupcake Festival
The eighth annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival will be held on Saturday, May 14, rain or shine, from 12 noon to
John Stern reimagines Storm King, the 500-acre sculpture park created by his family
These days, the Storm King Arts Center isn’t your father’s or even your grandfather’s 500-acre outdoor museum/sculpture park. But it