James McCartney at Helsinki Hudson
James McCartney has been called pop-rock singer-songwriter with a gift for a catchy melody and a natural sense of rhythm.
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Is the Singularity coming?
Stephen Hawking made headlines at the end of 2014 when, in a BBC interview, he said that we should be
The many faces of Claire Lambe
A highlight of the current “Portrait Exhibit” at the Wired Gallery in High Falls is a series of 43 portraits
The Slackers come to BSP this Saturday
If you don’t dig the bro-rock of third-wave ska, and all the questionable behaviors and ideologies that it may or
The architect’s dream: Replica of Thomas Cole’s studio in Catskill
History has been kind to Thomas Cole, securing his legacy as the artist who launched the Hudson River School of
Free sneak peek of Fantasque, puppet/dance piece, in Kingston
“If we can surprise ourselves then there’s already a sense of magic happening,” says Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award-winner John Heginbotham.
Good news for gospel-lovers on Saturday
When Big Joe Fitz talks about blues, soul and gospel authenticity and the real deals in our midst, we do
Love & Friendship puts the caustic back in Austen
Screenwriter/director Whit Stillman had to sell his Manhattan apartment to make his first feature film, Metropolitan, in 1990. But if
(Freak) Flag Day in Hudson includes fireworks & dance party
Between zombie fests, Beltanes, garlic and all manner of celebrations of difference in our environs, the mid-Hudson Valley knows a
Mysteryland USA at Bethel Woods
Mysteryland, one of the world’s biggest festivals of the electronic arts, routinely draws upwards of half a million people at