Oswalds unveil new LP at BSP in Kingston
The Oswalds’ debut record, 1988’s Oswald This, makes a pretty credible case that this New York City urban-roots outfit had
Entertainment
Independent Bookstore Day this Saturday
This Saturday, April 30 is Independent Bookstore Day (IBD), the opportunity for readers of all genres and inclinations to show
Cyro Baptista & New Zion Trio at Marlboro’s Falcon
The latest album from keyboardist Jamie Saft’s indescribable reggae/jazz New Zion Trio, Sunshine Seas, features a very special guest: virtuoso
Royal Bopsters play in Woodstock this Saturday
The first measure of Royal Bopsters Project reminds me, tragically, how many of our listening habits and our reflexive judgments
Fashion Night at Byrdcliffe
Fashion Night at Byrdcliffe returns to Woodstock this Saturday evening. Being held for the first time in the historic 1902
Elephant Revival plays Bearsville this Saturday
The Colorado folk band Elephant Revival’s sound is built on American roots music and Celtic songcraft. Their new album Petals was produced
Kaatsbaan in Tivoli to meld Spanish dance, guitar, food & wine
Informal, audience-participation music gatherings happen in many cultures. In parts of rural America, such a song-swap was once called a
Joseph Bertolozzi’s Tower Music to be unveiled in Poughkeepsie
First he “played” the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge spanning the Hudson River between Poughkeepsie and Highland. Then he went
Half Moon Theatre serves up delectably funny Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at the CIA
Currently running at the Culinary Institute of America’s Marriott Pavilion Theatre in a new production by the talented performers at
Kids’ Almanac Apr. 28–May 5
“It’s spring fever. That is what the name of it is.” – Mark Twain Get bit by the jazz