Tivoli’s Kaatsbaan featured in Ric Burns’ American Ballet Theatre documentary
The Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli is renowned within the dance world as a place where companies and choreographers
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Edwardian party to help fund restoration of 1903 sloop Eleanor
Louise Bliss spends her days and nights fulfilling the responsibilities that you normally expect from the leader of a non-profit
Dancing and moonshine to help Woodstock School of Art
[portfolio_slideshow id=15549] Kate McGloughlin working with artists in the WSA printmaking studio Photos by Dion Ogust Incorporated in 1981,
Powell & Pressburger masterpiece The Red Shoes on the big screen in Rosendale
There’s absolutely nothing like a Powell/Pressburger film, which always started with an arrow hitting its target, just as all their
Octagonal library turns 150 as Red Hook celebrates Apple Blossom Day
Orchards in full bloom are one of the cheeriest signs of spring in the Hudson Valley, and this Saturday, May
Portia Munson show opens on Saturday in Saugerties
At first, Catskill-based Portia Munson was known for the art that she showed elsewhere: great piles of pink plastic detritus
Gil Gutierrez performs at Opus 40 on Saturday
Among other distinctions, Mexican guitar virtuoso Gil Gutierrez can claim to have been discovered, for American purposes, by Doc Severinsen when
Turtle Day this Saturday, stargazing next Friday in Gardiner
Those of us who are mourning the recent death of Sir Terry Pratchett have no difficulty associating stars with shelled
Volunteers needed for this Saturday’s Riverkeeper Sweep
Still got some cabin fever to shake off (or superfluous poundage to lose) after a long, cold, snowy, classic Northeast
Battle Ave launches new LP at BSP on Friday
A swarm of mostly Brooklyn-headquartered virtual press has gathered around Battle Ave’s second record, Year of Nod (2015, Seagreen Records). Stereogum,