Artificial Intelligensia
When I was at college back in the early 1970s, I shared a house with two psych majors and a
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Hothouse Flowers’ Liam O Maonlai leads youth music workshop
Highland and New Paltz High School students were able to learn from and perform with one of Ireland’s most renowned
“Crafted” in Cottekill
In the tiny hamlet of Cottekill in Rosendale is an historic white church. Built in 1898, it’s a light-filled and
Menopause the Musical
The formerly “Silent Passage” is mute no more. And at performances of Menopause The Musical®, conversation about “the change” is
The Only Way Home, Shadowland
In the same way that an artist’s preliminary drawing can bring us closer to the creative process than the finished
Not Just A Rumour, Graham Parker
Production fashion may change around him, but Graham Parker is one British rocker from the ‘70s who has trusted his
You don’t like the truth
The Mid-Hudson Amnesty International Chapter will host a screening of the award-winning Canadian documentary film, You Don’t Like the Truth:
Kids’ Almanac (November 22-29)
“To live in this world you must be able to to do three things: to love what is mortal; to
Hunger: It isn’t a game
On a brisk, sunny Sunday afternoon a line of people bundled-up in jackets and bulky sweaters stretches down Fair Street
One Song at a time, Marc Black Show
Marc Black is an eclectic folk-rocker who says he carries the Woodstock tradition of dealing with life and all its