Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 20-27)
“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is
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Imarhan Timbuktu in Kingston this Friday
Mali’s one of those places that has left an imprint on world culture far greater than its small population or
National Theatre’s War Horse screens in Rhinebeck & Rosendale
So you’ve seen the Steven Spielberg film, and you’ve wondered how in the world a story of such epic scale
March: Quick-change month
March – the only month that is also a verb – implies action. This year it overachieves, with snappy animation
You’re in Charge this Saturday at Upstate in Woodstock
If you’re old enough, you may remember actress Mary Kay Place as the wannabe country music star Loretta Haggers on the oddball
Ballet Hispanico at Bardavon this Saturday
What Alvin Ailey was to African Americans in terms of creating a meaningful presence in the world of ballet and
The War on Drugs plays BSP this Saturday
The exquisitely murky and atmospheric indie pop group the War on Drugs visits BSP in Kingston not long after former
Uncle Funk plays Bearsville this Friday
Funk music, the story goes, celebrates carnality and ecstatic revelry to the exclusion of all other values. But these are
Payne Hollow & Turn of the Screw at Bard
Born in Kentucky at the beginning of the 20th century, Harlan Hubbard might have been accused by some of his
Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 13-20)
“Sense of place gives equilibrium; extended, it is sense of direction too.” – Eudora Welty Color up some fun