Red Hook & the Chocolate Festival
Roald Dahl published Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in 1964, making this year the 50th anniversary of the story that
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Colors in the sky
As the final fall colors fade, we can get a “refill” by looking up. And when it comes to the
Benedict Cumberbatch brilliant in The Imitation Game
When The Imitation Game comes around, run, don’t walk, to see it. Norwegian director Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut, with a
Henrietta Mantooth’s ‘Jailbirds & Flowers’
Henrietta Mantooth makes big, gutsy paintings that brim with life. Figures, often arranged in crowds or family groupings, animals and
A whole week of Halloween
Friday, October 24 Pure Terror at the Castle Fun Center, Fri., Sat. & Sun. through 11/2. A combination of haunted
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival performs The Turn of the Screw at Beacon’s Howland Cultural Center, Boscobel
One of the melancholy notes that accompany the beauty of autumn’s onset in our region is the end of the
UPAC in Kingston screens Nosferatu with live organ accompaniment on Friday
One of the great conceits of locally based filmmaker Jim Jarmusch’s vampire reverie, Only Lovers Left Alive, was the cool
Side By Side By Sondheim at Shadowland
Great songcraft has a way of sneaking up on one, especially in the gloried realm of musical theater. It’s rare
Northern Dutchess Symphony opens 9th season
When Kathleen Beckmann retired as orchestral director at Roosevelt High School in Hyde Park, she decided to look for a
Tin Roof Sessions pairs Rhett Miller, Black Horse Riders
New Paltz’s Tin Roof Sessions feature two performances per event, typically pairing a touring act with a sympathetic local and