Music, art & great food at Opus 40 to benefit Hungry for Music
Assemblage art – that arrangement of disparate objects into a unified visual statement – has been around now as an
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Kids’ Almanac (May 2-9)
Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes, but when you look back everything is different? – C. S.
Kingston After Dark: People are people
I was in Worcester, Mass., the other night for a concert and was really moved by the unity of the
Celebrating Saugerties-Woodstock love
Saugerties artist Willy Ze’ev Neumann’s identical twin “Love Knot” sculptures, intended to symbolize the bond between the Saugerties and Woodstock
The fossil photographs of Art Murphy
For most people, “local history” means names and events dating back at best a century or two. But for Art
Ramping it up
Appreciation for the ramson dates back to Elizabethan England, and the same wild leek, under its American name the ramp,
42 is old-fashioned, inspiring Hollywood moviemaking
If, like this correspondent, you’re not a baseball fan, the number 42 is first and foremost the Answer to the
Albert Bierstadt show opens this Sunday at Cedar Grove in Catskill
Think of the grandeur of landscape painting, and odds are that most will close their eyes and imagine one of
Steve Earle plays Bearsville this Sunday
During the course of his illustrious career, Virginian-born and Texan-raised singer/songwriter Steve Earle has stirred the political pot, played on
Black Uhuru’s Mykal Rose, Sister Carol at Chance this Saturday
Back in the ‘80s, the Hudson Valley’s peaks and valleys began echoing with the sounds of reggae music. If promoter