Presidential gifts exhibit at FDR Museum in Hyde Park
Nowadays, political gifts always tend to be discussed either in hushed tones or as part of bellicose charges tied to
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[portfolio_slideshow id=15294] Friends of Historic Kingston and Dorsky Museum shine a light on Hudson River school painter Jervis McEntee Reputations
Guitarist, composer and jazz curator James Keepnews in Beacon
The Beacon guitarist, composer and jazz curator James Keepnews concludes his month-long multimedia performance piece Feed at the Catalyst Gallery
24-Hour Drone Music festival at Basilica Hudson
It is not like the avant-garde to be quite so blunt and denotative in its choice of words, but “24-Hour
Sustaining notes: Ars Choralis performs “Music in Desperate Times”
Whether your personal musical tastes run to Beyoncé or Bach, you’ve no doubt experienced music’s transformative power to lift spirits,
Rock + Rave = Raiment
[portfolio_slideshow id=15267] Andy Hilfiger and TwistedLamb’s Mary Lee team up for edgy Bethel Woods fashion show/benefit/exhibit about the influence of music
Kids’ Almanac (April 23-30)
“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” – William Shakespeare FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Forsyth Nature Center in Kingston
Imagine a whole new life: Great cast rescues Danny Collins
Until 2010, Steve Tilston was a name whose fame extended only to the admittedly limited fanbase of British Isles folk/rock.
Richard Thompson at Club Helsinki
Richard Thompson appears as the British equivalent of Neil Young in some ways. Both emerged, like cream to the top,
No Water No Life exhibit at Beacon Institute
For the past eight years, conservation photographer Alison M. Jones and her team have been traveling to major watersheds in