Supernatural booking: Santana headlines Bardavon Gala
When you’re talking with booking agents constantly, says Chris Silva, executive director of the Bardavon 1869 Opera House, you get
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Kingston’s Shirt Factory artists’ exhibit at Wired Gallery
This Saturday will be a busy day indeed for director/curator Sevan Melikyan of the Wired Gallery in High Falls. The
Luke Murphy’s Attic Projects at Kaatsbaan in Tivoli
The Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli presents Attic Projects, the first of its Upstream Residency Award-winners for 2016 on
Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw publishes novel set in 15th-century Florence
If time travel tales are your thing, check out Lorenzo’s Daggers, written by Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw. The story, set
Modern-day Romeo & Juliet in Rhinebeck
Remember what a stir Franco Zeffirelli caused with his 1968 film version of Romeo and Juliet by casting two inexperienced
Sholem Aleichem Variety Show in Rosendale marks Yiddish Mark Twain’s death
The 100th anniversary or yortsayt/yahrzeit of the death of beloved writer Sholem Aleichem – known as the “Yiddish Mark Twain”
Matthew’s legacy: The Laramie Project at SUNY-Ulster
Same-sex marriage is now legal in all 50 states, and many have commented on how swiftly public opinion on gay
Hudson Opera House begins work on historic performance hall restoration
It may seem to the City of Hudson’s residents and visitors that the marble restoration of the historic Hudson Opera
Eye in the Sky grapples with the morality of drone warfare
The technological cutting edge of military weaponry always seems to advance faster than humankind’s ability to process its moral and
David Sedaris at the Bardavon this Friday
When cultural historians of the future attempt to account for the surging popularity of oral history and performance memoir in the