Breaking Benjamin at Civic Center
The story of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania’s modern hard-rock stars Breaking Benjamin sports some cruel symmetries, burnt bridges and just rewards. Leaving
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Kids’ Almanac: Japanese sash-wrapping, Mexican face-painting, drumming, hiking & youth-made movies
“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my
Basilica SoundScape festival this weekend in Hudson
A 360-degree, multimedia marathon of art situated in a sprawling post-industrial environment, the fourth annual Basilica SoundScape, September 11-13, is nothing new at
Fall for Art this Thursday in Kingston
[portfolio_slideshow id=17381] It’s a one-night exhibit and sale of fine art and artisanship. It’s also a meet-and-greet with 26
Rosendale Runs revives 4.4-mile Plains Run, inaugurates half-marathon October 10 to benefit Pool Fund
Runners, lace up your sneakers and get ready for the first — hopefully annual — Rosendale Runs event, coming your
Rock doc: Steve Weinman’s Shawangunk trail guide
Twenty years ago, when Dr. Steve Weinman wrote his 68-page non-profit pocket book A Rock with a View: Hiking, Biking and
Mary Halverson in Beacon
When you call a guitarist avant-garde, be it one as noisy and experimental as Elliott Sharp or as generally amiable
The Moth Passes, by Will
To see more of Will’s work go to www.thorneatercomics.com
Woodstock Film Fest announces plentiful bounty
The Woodstock Film Festival, which unspools in Woodstock and a variety of other Hudson Valley communities in less than a
Free Film Festival at the Woodstock Museum in Saugerties
It was more than just another time. It was almost as if we were on another planet, living in a different world