Kids’ Almanac (Apr. 25-May 2)
Earth laughs in flowers. – Ralph Waldo Emerson This weekend we’ve got festivals galore, in every direction! Here’s my
Entertainment
Kingston, the muse: Martin’s new album draws from local inspiration
Rebecca Martin is known in Kingston as one of the city’s most committed and effective community activists. She was the
“Fields of Vision” faculty exhibition at Dorsky Museum
In the interim after Dorsky Museum curator Brian Wallace moved on and before current curator Daniel Belasco was hired, SUNY-New
DIY Studios
The DIY culture was born of an economic and artistic imperative for artists to do it themselves. Two Saugerties recording
Serendipity in Schenectady
Though best-known for his Oscar-nominated role as a Mafia don in Prizzi’s Honor, the late comic actor William Hickey made
Fowl is fare at Quattro’s Farm Store in Pleasant Valley
I broke my own rule: If a place is known for a thing, you get the thing. At Schlesinger’s Steak
“Photography Now” in Woodstock
How does art document, as well as enliven? When did it leave the realm of the decorative, the display of
Matthew Finck’s multitude of gigs
Many a professional jazz musician has traded in the rat race of Manhattan for the peaceful environs of the Hudson
SUNY-New Paltz to perform The Producers
What springs to mind when you hear or read the word concierge? If you’ve seen the Mel Brooks movie The
Woodstock Writers Festival to feature Christa Parravani
Sympathetic resonance between twin siblings fascinates us. Reports of one twin’s experience being felt by the other, or of both