Breakfast for the Boys launches new LP at Snug’s in New Paltz
At first exposure, New Paltz’s Breakfast for the Boys might appear to be a fairly typical, if highly skilled and
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Aaron Diehl Trio & Cécile McLorin Salvant play Billie Holiday Centenary at Bard
[portfolio_slideshow id=15501] Listening to jazz pianist Aaron Diehl play anything, it is not hard to surmise that this gaudily decorated
Kids’ Almanac (May 7-14)
“One must ask children and birds how cherries and strawberries taste.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe THURSDAY, MAY
Byrdcliffe revives use of historic looms for Isabel Wilson’s textile workshops
[portfolio_slideshow id=15479] Photos by Dion Ogust Before Ralph Whitehead left England for America, where he co-founded the Byrdcliffe Art Colony
Bulldozed beauty: Rondout urban renewal documentary
A fundraiser for Lost Rondout: A Story of Urban Removal, a documentary film about the urban renewal program that demolished much
Into the dark
Sientists, politicians, and philosophers are working on solutions for the environmental catastrophe we have created, but Woodstock spiritual teacher Clark
At 98, Manuel Bromberg won’t give an inch
Manuel Bromberg needed a cliff. It would be a grand sculpture. It was the mid-1960s and the artist, a professor
Cliff-top creatives & the artist colony of Cragsmoor
[portfolio_slideshow id=15452] The history of the Hudson River School of painters is a familiar one. So is that of
Lyle Lovett & John Hiatt play UPAC on Sunday
Supergroups and all-star collaborations don’t always seem to be based on organic friendship and mutual respect (or even musical rapport,
Beltane Festival in Tillson
Back in the bad old days of the Inquisition, May Eve got a bad rap from the Church as Walpurgisnacht,