Orchestras are a lot like football: TON at Bard’s Fisher Center
In academia’s version of Reagonomics, new theories developed by the light-course-load genius class trickle down via “praxis”: the teaching processes
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Kids’ Almanac: (Feb. 11-18)
“Who, being loved, is poor?” – Oscar Wilde Swing a foam sword, hoot like an owl, sculpt some ice
A riot of color at Kingston’s R&F Handmade Paints
Most painting materials are intuitive for an experienced artist. Give a painter something in a tube or a jar, some
Kim & Reggie Harris perform in old French church on Huguenot Street
Black History Month in the Hudson Valley is always a busy time for popular singer/songwriters Kim and Reggie Harris. They’re
Chocolatiers of the Hudson Valley
Chocolate has been consumed as a beverage for most of its 4,000-year-plus history: The Aztecs and Mayans drank chocolate, considering
Heathers: The Musical at Helsinki Hudson
Helsinki Hudson – a real jewel among the region’s several boutique, mid-sized music clubs – has recently begun crossing the
Expert craftsmanship keeps The Finest Hours afloat
At its peaks, cinema can push artistic boundaries, grapple with profound philosophical questions, comment lucidly on politics and culture, shine
Kingston After Dark: Brain-safe choices
This week, instead of my usual entertainment or culture analysis, we are going to talk about self-defense. It is a
First show at Zena Music Lab
Woodstockers can get their first glimpse of The Woodstock Music Laboratory that’s being created out of the former Zena Elementary
Todd Brewster discusses Lincoln’s Gamble at Hudson Opera House
Think that you got the gist of the struggle of America’s 16th president to get the emancipation of slaves written