International Conference of Women Torah Scribes this week in Woodstock
The reading of the Torah is central to Jewish religious practice, and the writing of the Torah scroll is a
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Documentaries of dreams
[portfolio_slideshow id=17822] Nicholas Kahn/Richard Selesnick lecture and exhibition at SUNY-Ulster’s Muroff Kotler Gallery Perhaps you’ve seen them, caught sight of
Dave Mason to play Bearsville on Thursday
Veteran British rocker Dave Mason slips of a bit of a wink into the name of his current touring project:
Catskill play explores cryptic death of Meriwether Lewis
Mrs. Grinder: Have you lost someone? Meriwether Lewis: Some thing, although I’m not sure what it was. I had it
Tunes for toy piano
Radical composer & pianist Phyllis Chen at SUNY-New Paltz The Kenneth Davenport Residency at SUNY-New Paltz was established by William
Talk on the history of the Hudson River regattas
If you’ve seen a regatta, it’s hard to forget it. Ditto for the simple art of sculling practices. Think of
Wood Brothers to perform at Bearsville Theater
The groovy and wildly popular Americana outfit the Wood Brothers will pack the Bearsville Theater on Tuesday, October 6 at
ABT celebrates 75th anniversary with Mark Morris premiere and Misty Copeland at Bard
“No choreographer alive has a higher reputation for musicality than Mark Morris…his dances have brought music to meet dance in ways
Tudor tutorials: Arts Mid-Hudson’s Shakespeare fest
While summer’s traditional bounty of outdoor Shakespeare productions has ceased for this cycle, there’s never really an off-season for the
Out of time: The strange case of roots renegade Howard Fishman
The super-prolific touring songwriter and NPR darling Howard Fishman registers on the category meter as an “American roots singer/songwriter” of