Contemporary art at Vanderbilt Mansion examines the role of women
The women are seen from behind, their faces turned away from the viewer, their features indistinct. Creamy complexions, upswept hair,
Entertainment
Mary Fahl & Leon Russell coming to Beacon’s Towne Crier
February brings a bevy of historic talent to the Towne Crier in Beacon, including singer/songwriter and October Project founder Mary
Upstate Films Rhinebeck screens locally shot Theresa is a Mother
The popularity of the Hudson Valley as a place to shoot movies – especially indie films – continues to grow
“The flash is like crack to them:” Mark Peterson’s photos from presidential campaign in Beacon
“The flash is like crack to them. They really don’t care if a picture is flattering or not.” So observes
Piecing together the past: Free slide talks on historical quilts at FDR site and Vassar
Two events in our area this week train fascinating spotlights on the role of quilts in American culture. Once relegated
Alt-Valentine’s Day author panel this Saturday in Woodstock
Does Valentine’s Day depress you because you’ve never found Mr. or Ms. Right? Maybe what you need to lift your
The Sun Parade plays Bearsville this Saturday
Brooklyn is inarguably the Seattle of the aughts and into the teens: the fertile delta of the new primitivism, dreampop
You Can’t Take It with You at Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
Bizarrely dysfunctional families have long been the meat and potatoes of dark comedy; but it’s tough to imagine someone coming
Classics on Hudson opens season with Iva Bittová & Helena Baillie
The Hudson Opera House presents the first Classics on Hudson concert of the year featuring Iva Bittová, the Moravian violinist
Vinyl-fueled Soul Clap comes to BSP in Kingston this Saturday
Ultra-happening New York deejay Jonathan Toubin’s first Soul Clap at BSP in Kingston was a significant event for both the