Sober reflection: Bill W. and Dr. Bob at Shadowland
Shadowland, that sprightly, spruced-up gem of an Art Deco-style vaudeville theatre in downtown Ellenville, is winding up another splendid summer
Stage & Screen
Jam’s goofball prince Keller Williams
Keller Williams is jam’s goofball prince, which is saying something in a genre that has more than its share of
Tibetan treasures: Drepung Loseling Monastery singers in New Paltz
The multiphonic singers of Tibet’s Drepung Loseling Monastery have sold out Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center and have performed with
Rosendale to screen French film classic Children of Paradise
Folks who lived in and around New Paltz during the 1970s heyday of its illustrious repertory cinema, the Academy Theatre
Appreciating the Hudson Valley’s rich alternative cinema-scape
This summer, the box office was marked by a string of sequels, comic book adaptations and sequels to comic book
Simon Pegg battles big-box pubs in The World’s End
Maybe you knew this already, being the sophisticated Almanac reader that you are, but it’s news to this reviewer: Apparently,
Tower of power: Bard fêtes master composer’s 75th birthday
Quick! Who are the greatest American classical composers who are still amongst the living? You’ll probably think first of the
Six-string master Frank Vignola in New Paltz
Legendary guitarist Frank Vignola has played with Ringo Starr, Madonna, Donald Fagen, Wynton Marsalis, the Boston Pops and the New
American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox at Club Helsinki
Blueblood roots-music royalty or Web Age, crowdsourced pop-star-for-a-day? Take your pick at Club Helsinki in Hudson this weekend. On Friday,
Changeover to digital projection stresses family-owned drive-in cinemas
It’s not the night that Charles Smith was hoping for. The Hyde Park Drive-In, on the Saturday of Labor Day