Paul Luke Band at Opus 40 in Saugerties this Saturday
Maybe I just want to believe because the little hand is getting on, but one of the welcome-if-unintended consequences of
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“What we do is subtle, mysterious, magical. We can be kind, gentle, soft, but not confused.” – Barry Kantrowitz, 365
For Pete’s sake: This weekend’s Clearwater Festival
In her song “Southern California Wants to Be Western New York,” singer/songwriter Dar Williams imagines a theme park on the
Lecture on sturgeon restoration project at Beacon Institute
The lake sturgeon is an awesome fish: It grows to be 12 or 13 feet long and lives for 120
Bearsville Picnic tradition to be revived this weekend
This spring, some enterprising Woodstock folks came up with the idea to resurrect the Bearsville Picnic: a series of outdoor,
Belle injects Austenesque settings with abolitionist stirrings
What would it be like, I wonder, to be a well-educated person of color whose guilty pleasure just happens to
The Warp/The Weft plays BSP this Saturday
On Wind of Hours Unwinding, Poughkeepsie’s The Warp/The Weft align themselves in one deft stroke with the great tradition of British
Bearsville hosts Tribute to Harry Smith Anthology of Folk Music
The great folk music revival of the 1960s didn’t happen out of thin air, nor simply due to the ever-shifting
Vic Ruggiero plays Woodstock’s Colony Café this Saturday
Keyboardist, singer and songwriter Vic Ruggiero made his name as a featured member of the Slackers, a significant and prolific
The view from Olana
The Hudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church (1826-1900) designed Olana in Hudson as his family home, studio and a