Free Film Festival at the Woodstock Museum in Saugerties
It was more than just another time. It was almost as if we were on another planet, living in a different world
Stage & Screen
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival delivers a bittersweet, color-drenched Winter’s Tale
Sad to say, the summer arts festival season is winding down, with many of the mid-Hudson’s annual cultural mainstays already
Jason Segel riveting as David Foster Wallace in The End of the Tour
Think of the best raconteurs you’ve known in your life. Chances are good that they had mastered the art of
Shear delight: Shaun the Sheep is a wild & wooly animated romp for all ages
The ease with which a person with even a modicum of curiosity can get sucked into the research vortex is
Stages of life: Actress/author Mary Louise Wilson to speak in New Paltz
If you missed Tony/Obie-winning actress Mary Louise Wilson when she came to Rhinecliff’s Morton Memorial Library in July, you’re in
Winter’s Bone director Debra Granik to discuss new doc Stray Dog at Upstate Films
Independent filmmaker Debra Granik first made her mark as a highly talented iconoclast with one of the most successful feature
Broadway star Alice Ripley headlines Rhinebeck Gala
Tony-winning Broadway actress/chanteuse Alice Ripley will present an evening of songs and stories this Saturday, August 22 as the centerpiece
Talk on Mexican muralist David Siqueiros in Woodstock
Though he may be the one whom most people remember, Diego Rivera was not the only illustrious member of the
Preview screening of Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine in Woodstock
Though he didn’t become a household name until the release of Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room in 2005,
Going buggy: Ant-Man is a likable, lightweight Marvel morsel
The bad news about Ant-Man (no news at all to serious Marvel fans) is that it could have been better