Gomen-Kudasai brings Japanese celebration to life
As the cold rain came down, Kazuma Oshita called out commands in Japanese as he held a large wooden mallet
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Return of the Mothership: Mother Falcon & the new musical collective
Thanks to our assiduous and designing frontman, a band that I am in once opened the Mountain Jam festival. At
Free admission for locals this Saturday at Dia:Beacon
Dia:Beacon will host Community Free Admission Day for residents of Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester
Folked-up attitude: Inside Llewyn Davis
When it became a box office hit in 2000 and its soundtrack won an Album of the Year Grammy the
Jazz heavyweight Brad Mehldau at the Falcon this Saturday
Brad Mehldau’s appearances at the Falcon are becoming routine. Lest anyone begin taking them for granted, remember that this is
Albert Cummings plays Bearsville this Saturday
Albert Cummings’ blues guitar pedigree includes performances with Johnny Winter and B. B. King and recordings with Tommy Shannon, Chris
Thomas Cole’s Cedar Grove in Catskill hosts popular Sunday Salons
English émigré Thomas Cole, considered to be the founder of the Hudson River School of painting, was an itinerant portrait-painter
Countdown author speaks at Cary Institute this Friday
In 2007, science journalist Alan Weisman had a top-ten best-seller with his book The World without Us, which speculated on
The art of socializing: Paintbrushes & Party in Poughkeepsie
The newly opened Paintbrushes & Party studio in Poughkeepsie offers a relaxed setting for kids and adults alike to get
Dreams made concrete: Robert Petersen solo show in Saugerties
[portfolio_slideshow id=10118] Robert Petersen has kept journals for many years, but they aren’t confined between two covers. Instead, he takes