Ode to a musical vehicle for joy – and protest
The great paintings and sculptures that were liberated near the end of World War II from their intended destination in
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Shana Falana Sings Herself to Sleep
Quickly now: If you are into lo-fi, audio collage, stream-of-consciousness documentation, diaries and other modes of accretive autobiography, or if
The Lego Movie is thoughtful fun for all ages
Sometimes the most accessible and pleasurable antidote to midwinter cabin fever is a movie that’s really lightweight, silly and fun.
Shadow artistry of Sydney Cash on view at the Falcon
[portfolio_slideshow id=10626] Sydney Cash will be showing his renowned glass-and-mirror works alongside a new body of “remastered portraits” at the
Rosendale hosts WSW’s Chili Bowl Fiesta
The Women’s Studio Workshop (WSW) will transform the Rosendale Recreation Center into a colorful, cactus-filled celebration for the 17th annual
Surfer Blood plays Kingston this Friday
The Floridian band Surfer Blood’s high crunch factor and Bowie- and Beatlesque hooks buoyed by cheeky pop/rock beats will remind
Romeo & Juliet deconstructed at Bard
Remember the kids’ party game Telephone? It’s reportedly played all over the world; but depending on where you grew up,
Ed Ford honored at 91st annual George Washington Dinner
In November of 1782, general George Washington was residing at his headquarters in Newburgh when he decided to make a
A Streetcar Named Desire in Rhinebeck
The creative minds of Up in One Productions are at it again, returning to the Center for Performing Arts in
Watch for the Northern Lights
I’m actually in Alaska right now, running an Aurora Borealis tour for the Old Farmer’s Almanac. We have 86 guests,