Fabled drummer Bernard Purdie plays the Falcon this Saturday
Master drummer Bernard Purdie has become almost as famous for his legendarily high-spirited instructional videos as for his 3,000 album
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The Invisible Woman keeps a decorous lid on Dickens’ hidden love affair
Not content with helping to bring the wonderful recent sleeper hit Philomena to the big screen, Dutchess County-based film producer
Moon on the rise: Performing Arts of Woodstock performs O’Neill classic
When Eda Crist and Edie LeFever established the Performing Arts of Woodstock (PAW) theater organization in 1964, they probably never
Check out these dazzlers this weekend
We are still in our annual cloudy season. Only one night in three is clear around here this month. Still,
Cibo Matto plays Kingston this Sunday
Cibo Matto’s 1996 major-label debut, Viva! La Woman, established the group as leading players on the front line of alt/rock
Chocolate Lovers’ Brunch with John Medeski this Sunday benefits Family
Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us: an annual reminder that, even at times when the romance quotient in your life
Revel in the folk paradox at this weekend’s Winter Hoot
Long before Elvis’ hips, Hendrix’s flaming Strat anthems and whatever other oft-cited pop-culture paradigm shifts you cite often, folk music
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 6-13)
“Woody Guthrie and Lee Hays were the two geniuses I knew. And Toshi the third.” – Pete Seeger In honor of Kids’
Free “Secrets of the Shawangunks” lecture series in New Paltz
Midwinter can be a glorious time for outdoorspeople, given enough of a snow base to support skis, sleds or snowshoes
Is there no time to lose?
Physicists increasingly doubt that time has any independent existence. Let’s look at this afresh. We could start with a paradox