Play that résumé
Now in its 33rd season and continuing its search for a new music director, the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra (WCO) is
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Margin Call’s den of vipers
Once in my lifetime, I had an opportunity to make real money, instead of having to limp along on the
John Hiatt plays the Bardavon
John Hiatt’s popularity extends even further than you might think. Sure, simply mentioning the living legend’s name conjures a career
Jay & Molly to stage benefit for Hospice
Few indeed of us are granted the luxury of determining the manner and setting of our own deaths. And most
A novelist, a painter and a composer walk into a bar…
What did James Joyce, Marcel Duchamp, Erik Satie, Buckminster Fuller, Mao Tse Tung, Oppian, Robert Rauschenberg, Henry David Thoreau, Thorstein
Unison’s 27th annual benefit auction
Unison’s 27th annual benefit auction will take place this Sunday, Nov. 13 at the Rosendale Community Center. The auction, sponsored
Climb on this: Public art for kids by Tim Watkins and Carol May
The kids of Athens have everything on toddlers in Manhattan this month. The Greene County riverside community has played host
Auction to benefit Museum of Rhinebeck History & Livingston DAR Chapter
It’s never too soon to start shopping for the holidays, and now the Chancellor Livingston Chapter (CLC) of the National
Occupy Wall Street art show opens in Woodstock
We know the organizational and performative sides of Occupy Wall Street, via endless YouTube and news footage of its consensus-based
Dorsky unveils new show & hosts collecting symposium
Creation. Appreciation. Supply and demand. Does an individual artwork ever truly pass into oblivion? Such textual considerations, and many more,