Prismatic Mantis releases Swords of Truth
Now that the ’70s are over, let’s reinvent the word “fusion” for a new millennium. Swords of Truth, the new
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Book this: A guide to autumn literary events
For poets, writers and readers, the Hudson Valley marries the best of both worlds: the proximity of New York City’s
BasilicaScope highlights work of Alex Cox in Hudson
Basilica Hudson is rapidly emerging as a truly cutting-edge Hudson Valley performing arts venue, following up last weekend’s SoundScape extravaganza
Celebrating John Cage at Bard
The experimental composer John Cage’s cultural importance is so wide-ranging and various – seemingly residing in cultural theory, Zen philosophy,
“Imperial Augsburg” at Vassar pays tribute to hotbed of Renaissance art
If asked to name European cities that were major hotbeds of Renaissance culture, not many Americans would find “Augsburg” leaping
Christine Lavin headlines Founders’ Event at Unison
For the Unison Arts & Learning Center to be celebrating its 38th year in existence says something about both the
Kids’ Almanac (September 18-25)
“Summer is already better, but the best is autumn.” – Valentin, Finnish writer Free ham radio classes in Goshen
Neptune is more interesting than you think
Neptune – which these weeks lies at its brightest and closest of the year – is an amazing place. Give
Landlady & Breakfast in Fur play Hudson’s Half Moon
The colorful, arty, good-humored indie-pop band Landlady (pictured above) announces its affiliations and its significant differences in the first 30
Colin Quinn to headline Woodstock Comedy Festival
Saturday Night Live and Comedy Central alumnus Colin Quinn is the headliner for the Woodstock Comedy Festival, returning September 19