Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 3-10)
Follow baby eels, taste maple sap, try your hand at animation or your feet at parkour “There are
Entertainment
Robert Burke Warren to launch first novel in Woodstock
Local singer/songwriter/stay-at-home dad Robert Burke Warren has penned a perfectly unbroken story of all the ways (or many of them,
Skeleton Key’s Chris Maxwell to launch solo LP at BSP in Kingston
The New York City band Skeleton Key’s 1997 major-label debut, Fantastic Spikes through Balloon, played out like a proof-of-concept demonstration
Do it for Daisy: Wilderstein needs volunteers
When Evan Quimby began volunteering as a docent at the Wilderstein Historic Site, it was kind of a retirement thing
Bard premiere of Maurice Sendak opera paired with Magic Flute, Redux
There are certain artforms that can seem inaccessible, even intimidating, if we aren’t exposed to them early in life –
Gaylin dishes True Crime and Hollywood glamour
Want to listen in on a lively conversation between two longtime writer friends discussing one of their brand new books?
Wood Brothers to play Helsinki Hudson
The Wood Brothers’ fifth studio album (with several live sets interspersed), 2015’s Paradise, begins with the song “Singin’ for Strangers.”
New Paltz premieres opera about mythological sisters who share an eyeball
When composer and SUNY-New Paltz faculty member Nkeiru Okoye hit upon the subject for her second opera We’ve Got Our
London revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses at Rosendale Theatre
This Sunday afternoon and again on Tuesday evening, the Rosendale Theatre presents the latest in its series of screenings of
Photography advocate/collector Howard Greenberg to talk at Dorsky Museum
In our neck of the woods, Howie Greenberg emerged in the 1970s as an affable hippie Psych major with a