Ernest Troost at Phoenicia’s Empire State Railway Museum
“If the Carter Family, Robbie Robertson and Alfred Hitchcock had written songs together, they might sound like this.” That’s how
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Richie Havens memorial at Woodstock Festival site
We had tickets, but WNEW-FM’s Scott Muni was saying that there were already 20,000 people there. This was on
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 15-22)
“We’re the visionaries because we have looked at exactly what is in front of us that other people have not
Yo-Yo Ma brings Goat Rodeo Sessions to Bethel Woods
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma is one of the most accomplished musicians of our time. He has performed before presidents (starting with
Revolutionary War and the Hudson Valley lecture at library
Before his name became synonymous with traitor, Benedict Arnold disobeyed orders and launched an attack on General John Burgoyne in
New beat on Water Street
Drummers aren’t always as appreciated by their audiences as are the performers playing up front; almost out of sight onstage,
Lauding the mischievous mage of Main Street at MannyFest
There is Manny’s, as in Manny’s Art Supply store on New Paltz’s main drag. And there is Marilyn Golgoski, the
“Stravinsky and His World” at Bard
The concert that kicks off Weekend One of this year’s Bard Music Festival, “Stravinsky and His World,” on Friday evening
Here come the meteors!
Here they come! Already the post-midnight sky is ablaze with three or four times more shooting stars than normal. Each
Plein Air paint-out on Huguenot Street in New Paltz on Saturday
New Paltz-based artist Kevin Cook is a contemporary practitioner of the Hudson River School of painting, and like his predecessors,