“This Land is Your Land” turns 75
Hudson Valley Philharmonic pays tribute to an American anthem with works by David Amram and Dust Bowl projections this Saturday
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The British are coming! Prepare for the Burning of Kingston
Be on the alert for Colonial Era British soldiers marching in the streets of Kingston this weekend: It could signal
Nation’s largest sheep & wool festival at Dutchess Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck
Even in a region bursting at the seams with fall festivals, the annual New York State Sheep & Wool Festival
Almanac Weekly’s compendium of Halloween-themed festivities in the Hudson Valley
Here’s a list of Halloween-related events, painstakingly compiled by Almanac Weekly’s Keira Eisenbeil, to help plan your macabre October adventures.
If I only had some braaaaiiiins: Saugerties hosts Wizard of Oz-themed Zombie Crawl
This Saturday, October 17, the Saugerties Zombie Crawl comes back from the grave (yet again) to plague downtown streets and
Rhiannon Giddens to perform at Beacon’s Towne Crier
Rhiannon Giddens of the beloved roots fusionists the Carolina Chocolate Drops will be performing at the Towne Crier in Beacon
Taj Mahal at Beacon’s Town Crier
Blues legend and roots globalist Taj Mahal appears with his trio at the Towne Crier in Beacon on Thursday, October
“Why Privacy Matters” conference at Bard to feature Skyped-in Edward Snowden
The play of darkness and light – the critical need for both – was rarely more eloquently described than in
Saturday afternoon: Meditations on Jervis McEntee retrospective at the Dorsky
Kevin J. Avery, associate curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, gave a talk on Kingston artist Jervis McEntee at
Local director’s film, shot in Saugerties, gets some hometown love
Saugerties is really the main character in this film,” said Katie Cokinos, the writer and director of “I Dream Too