The Mighty Mekas
A reading to celebrate the publication of the first volume of the diaries of the late filmmaker Adolfas Mekas willt take
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Douglas Brinkley to talk about FDR as a conservationist in Hyde Park
If you’ve ever visited Lake Taghkanic in Columbia County, you may have noticed the groves of stately pines, planted in
Grand prix fixe: Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
Founder The Valley Table still calls its affordable regional food celebration Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, even though the semiannual event
Local neighbors meet on Prairie Home Companion and record new CD
Trombonist Roswell Rudd and vocalist Heather Masse met on A Prairie Home Companion a few years back when Rudd performed
New Paltz stage manager controls chaos in Broadway hit Disaster!
What could go wrong? In Disaster! a new Broadway musical set aboard New York’s first floating casino and discotheque, the
Artist’s books by Grady Kane-Horrigan in New Paltz
Multimedia artist Grady Kane-Horrigan has taken two of the most mundane and ubiquitous technological phenomena – Facebook and the smartphone
Marc Ribot to play Quinn’s in Beacon
“Perfectly wrong.” The words didn’t occur to me as such, but that’s what my gut said the first time I
Miller’s A View from the Bridge at SUNY-New Paltz
Though America prides itself on its history of being a “land of opportunity” and a haven for immigrants from all
Angels in America on stage in Rhinebeck
Beginning this Friday, the intrepid actors of CenterStage Productions at the Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck are taking on
Maggie Smith is the neighbor from Hell
As rude, benighted and uncivilized a culture as we are, America doesn’t designate and venerate people as Living National Treasures