Tweet about this: Beacon Institute hosts David Rothenberg
David Rothenberg, jazz musician, author of Why Birds Sing and professor of Philosophy and Music at New Jersey Institute for
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SANE for justice
Jenifer Nerone is delivering a lesson on female anatomy. The 52-year-old registered nurse takes her audience through infancy to menopause,
A sooner solstice
This Wednesday, June 20, is the Solstice. It happens at 7:09 p.m. What’s so special about it? It’s the earliest
Goats galore at Dutchess Fairgrounds this Saturday
If you’ve never been face-to-face with one to gaze into those horizontal irises that make me think of friendly aliens,
Music, arts and wiffleball festival
On Saturday, June 16 at 1 p.m. Grant D. Morse school will host a free event featuring over 20 performers
Ex marks the spot
Broad washes of watercolor delineate beautifully spare landscapes that appear to be lit from within. Photographs of faces so iconic
Downtown exhibits extol our furred friends
In KMOCA’s “Other Than Human” exhibition, which opened last Saturday and is on view through this month, animals are portrayed
Shadowland stages Farragut North through June 17
Now playing at the best little Actor’s Equity playhouse in the region: Farragut North, a political drama deftly crafted to
Shana Falana launches American tour at Bacchus this Saturday
Not all revolutions grow up to become dogmas – only the good ones! No need to lose sleep over it;
Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival this weekend
To my ever-growing list of local treasures that we Hudson Valley residents tend to take for granted, I must add