Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck hosts 1776
Sometimes the stories of our culture are so familiar to us that we take them for granted, overlooking their inherent
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Bard launches Saint-Saëns-themed SummerScape on July 6
Bard SummerScape kicks off the 2012 season with a lighthearted nod to Baroque dance on July 6, 7 and 8.
Ol’ Man Hudson: Opera company to perform Show Boat on Bannerman’s Island
When Show Boat premiered on Broadway in 1927, it introduced a new type of musical to the stage. In place
Zappa plays Zappa at Bearsville
Dweezil Zappa really does not have to dedicate his life to the preservation and curation of his famous father’s notoriously
Wheels on fire with the Hudson Valley Horrors
You wouldn’t want to upset Rxy Ramalott, would you? What about Pinky Swears, R. Sovertits, Puffy Bangs, Honey Punches ‘nd
Sparks fly at Ten Chimneys in New Paltz
In the wilds of Wisconsin, in a tiny rural town called Genesee Depot, stands a National Historic Landmark that was
Free movie screenings in Kingston parks begin this Friday
Associating movies with stars is a given, but how many times have you had the chance to watch a movie
A compendium of local Fourth of July celebrations
Delaware County: Margaretville’s Annual Firemen’s Field Day, Anniversary Parade and Fireworks. Rides, games, food and beverages held July 3 through
Bringing home the faces of Iraq
Bordering on Treason will document New Paltz photojournalist Lorna Tychostup’s work in a war-torn country Street-smart child of Manhattan’s
Crucible sequel with Chloe Sevigny opens at Powerhouse
Abigail was one of the bad girls in The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s wrenching play about the Salem witch trails; in