ABT celebrates 75th anniversary with Mark Morris premiere and Misty Copeland at Bard
“No choreographer alive has a higher reputation for musicality than Mark Morris…his dances have brought music to meet dance in ways
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Tudor tutorials: Arts Mid-Hudson’s Shakespeare fest
While summer’s traditional bounty of outdoor Shakespeare productions has ceased for this cycle, there’s never really an off-season for the
Out of time: The strange case of roots renegade Howard Fishman
The super-prolific touring songwriter and NPR darling Howard Fishman registers on the category meter as an “American roots singer/songwriter” of
Helena Baillie & Babette Hierholzer to open Rhinebeck Chamber Music Series
The first time that Helena Baillie and Babette Hierholzer performed together, they were in prison – not as inmates, though.
Two Dark Birds & Chris Maxwell to play Old Glenford Church
On 2011’s Songs for the New, Steve Koester’s remote-Catskills folk/rock group Two Dark Birds released a heck of a nice
Gardiner story project seeks submissions for storytelling events at library
Wanted: storytellers. That means you. And you. Yes, and you, too. Every single one of us has stories to tell,
UPAC screens two classic horror movies on Friday
Ever wondered whether those fright flicks of old still carry their weight in remembered chills? Does it make sense to
Lives after Landmark
Landmark Worldwide, along with its controversial precursor est, has offered evening seminars in Kingston to graduates of its flagship program,
Rhinebeck Arts Festival at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds
One of the hallmarks of a great crafts fair – a type of attraction in which the Hudson Valley excels
Elting Memorial Library book fair draws crowds of eager readers
As the first half of the Elting Memorial Library’s annual book fair wound down last Saturday, the crowd of browsers