Kids’ Almanac: May 12-19
“The Dandelion’s pallid tube Astonishes the Grass.” – Emily Dickinson Swap a bike, catch a fish, make a kite
Entertainment
Lenny Kislin: The time collector
Lenny Kislin came to Woodstock in 1970. He’d just finished law school — to please his father — and he
Art on Paper: Works from the Permanent Collection at WAAM opens this weekend
The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum (WAAM) presents the exhibition, Art on Paper: Works from the Permanent Collection, opening with a
National Book Award-winner & journalist Andrew Solomon to speak in Rhinecliff
The world – especially as we know it through the cloudy lens of social media in the midst of a
Yeasayer to play the backroom at BSP in Kingston
If there is one abstract quality that indie rock of all generations covets, craves and claims, it is this: a
Don Cheadle impresses in uneven anti-biopic Miles Ahead
When jazz trumpeter Miles Davis was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, his nephew announced
Gil Gutierrez plays Opus 40 in Saugerties this Saturday
Discovered by the famous trumpeter and bandleader Doc Severinsen, Mexican guitar virtuoso Gil Gutierrez is a prolific recording artist and
Purple Rain screening and dance party in Rosendale
With a showing of Purple Rain on Saturday, May 7, the Rosendale Theater Collective offers the community an opportunity to
Tangoman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Argentinean composer, songwriter and multifaceted entertainer Jorge Heilpern – also known as Tangoman – performs at the Bearsville Theater on
For the love of Pete: Vanaver Caravan’s Turn, Turn, Turn!
May 3 would have been the late Pete Seeger’s 97th birthday, making this time of year an even-better opportunity than