Stephen Hannock sets the stage for “River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home”
Heading up to Olana and the Thomas Cole National Historic Site usually means taking a trip into the past: viewing
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John Street Jam’s swan song
After more than a decade of live music – 162 shows featuring 450 musicians – the John St. Jam in
Anniversary Open House at Levon Helm Studio in Woodstock
On Sunday, April 19, the family of the late Levon Helm hosts an Open House at the Levon Helm Studio
Santoor titan, noted mathematician & anti-polio activist Tarun Bhattacharya at Woodstock’s Kleinert
One of the oldest families of stringed instruments in the world, dating back at least to ancient Mesopotamia and known
Hudson Valley Philharmonic to perform Brubeck’s Ansel Adams: America at Bardavon
As you leaf through that coffee-table book of magnificent black-and-white landscape photography by the great Ansel Adams, what soundtrack is
New Jangle for now people in New Paltz: Lives of the Obscure’s impressive new EP
It has taken these slow ears of mine almost 20 years now – starting the clock at the moment that
Kids’ Almanac (April 9-16)
“There is a morning inside you waiting to burst open into Light.” – Rumi SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Vernal
Kingston After Dark: The art of peace
Since my dad died in January I’ve been finding calm in reading his pocket copy of The Art of Peace
Mid-Hudson Civic Center hosts The Price is Right Live! in Poughkeepsie
Except for a seven-year hiatus in the late ’60s and early ’70s, The Price Is Right has been on the
Learn about the covered bridges of the Hudson Valley
For all covered-bridge-lovers, the Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society (TOLHPS) will sponsor a presentation by Ronald G. Knapp, co-author