Free members’ screening of Moretti’s Mia Madre at Upstate Films Rhinebeck
Mia Madre (2015), the latest film by Palme D’Or-winning Italian director Nanni Moretti (The Son’s Room, Dear Diary, We Have
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Solas An Lae’s Rhinebeck show to feature The Celtic Soul of Van Morrison
“We’ve coined it American Irish, because it’s a training concept first and foremost,” says Patrick Brown, technical director for the
Improv Cubed at Bard’s Fisher Center
“History’s best composers were expected to churn out improvisational masterpieces with regularity, so why are our associations with improvisation so
An evening of Walt Whitman in New Paltz
The literary eminence and tastemaker Ralph Waldo Emerson declared Walt Whitman to be the first truly American poet. His sustained
A change of pace for Jack DeJohnette
Jack DeJohnette switches to piano while Terri Lyne Carrington plays drums in Woodstock “I want people to come out to hear
Festival of Dance at UPAC in Kingston
The increasing popularity of competitive “dance-off” programs has been one of the happier outcomes of the rise of reality TV.
Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 17-24)
Munch Haman’s hat, take things apart, care for critters or try Irish Zumba “Spring is the time of plans
John Menegon sextet to play Studley Theatre
Jazz bassist/composer John Menegon forged his career as a sideman, working with leaders on the order of Dewey Redman, David
Don’t frack with America: The unofficial premiere of Dear President Obama
When Jon Bowermaster’s Oceans 8 Films released the documentary Dear Governor Cuomo in 2012, its aim was to raise public
Denise VanBuren to receive Martha Washington Woman of History Award
When Denise Doring VanBuren speaks about how a restored Tower of Victory at Washington’s Headquarters could bring the same kind