Hamlet with Benedict Cumberbatch on screen in Rosendale
The British National Theatre Live series is hot right now. Consider the casting of today’s great actor Benedict Cumberbatch –
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Brooklyn Rider String Quartet to perform on Sunday in Rhinebeck
The string quartet Brooklyn Rider’s conscious bid to energize serious chamber music and amp its popular appeal begins with the
SUNY-New Paltz ceramics students exhibit salt & pepper vessels in Rhinebeck
“Savor: A Salt & Pepper Vessel Exhibition” is a project produced by ceramics students of the School of Fine &
A brine time: International Pickle Festival in Rosendale
If it’s the Sunday before Thanksgiving, it must be time for pickles. And not just your garden-variety cucumber dill and
Dance party with Eric Redd Movement at Bearsville this Friday
Eric Redd has lived in the Hudson Valley for about a decade, and three years ago, Amy Helm told him,
Tap great Brenda Bufalino to perform in New Paltz this Friday
Another person would have retired years ago, content to rest on her laurels. But Brenda Bufalino, who has been dancing
“Misunderstood Creatures” get in free at Edward Scissorhands this Friday at UPAC
If you don’t want to fork over the nominal $6 admission charge for the 7:30 p.m. show of Edward Scissorhands
Kids’ Almanac: Peer through a telescope, play a board game, make a crown, a menorah, an Advent calendar or a kissing ball
“Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” – Robert
Laura Stevenson and Cocksure’s splendid isolation
The first wave of critics weighing in on Laura Stevenson’s vibrant and surprising new pop/rock record Cocksure are all a-flutter
The Amazing Nina Simone screens with director’s chat at Upstate Films
When the late Nina Simone first hit the music scene in the 1950s, and right through the Civil Rights movement