Saturday-Sunday, May 12-13: More than 90 farmers, artisans, vintage collectors, chefs and makers of handmade goods converge on Hudson’s sprawling performance space to share handcrafted home goods, all-natural foods, personal wellness products and much more.
Sunday, May 13: Geology tour on Mother’s Day to illuminate Rosendale’s cement-mining history.
Saturday, May 12: Pets of all sizes, shapes and towns are welcome, from puppies to ferrets, from hawks to roosters.
Young Eagles Day at the Kingston Airport features free 20-minute plane rides for kids; make-your-own kaleidoscope at the Emerson; free admission for community residents at Olana; Spring Family Days at Poughkeepsie Farm Project and KTD Monastery in Woodstock
Sunday, May 13: The program will feature Richard Strauss’ Don Quixote and Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique.
Saturday, May 12: The language of his compositions is rooted in the harmonic and rhythmic patterns of Russian church bells and folksongs mixed with the spirit of Buddhist philosophy.
Saturday, May 12: Beginning at 6:30, numbers will be drawn at random. When your number is called, you choose the artwork that you would like to take home.
Saturday, May 12: This band combines reggae grooves and gestures with an experimental jam-band aesthetic.
Sunday, May 13: Barringer is co-curator of the exhibition “Picturesque and Sublime,” which opened at the Thomas Cole Site on May 1, as well as co-curator of “Thomas Cole’s Journey: Atlantic Crossings” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
May 11 to 17: Consisting of screenings of four documentary films and a movie-in-progress, a live tribute concert and a lecture-and-film-clips combo, all but one of the offerings are loosely united under the rubric of “art made in the Hudson Valley.”