Reformed Church of New Paltz hosts 10th annual Earth Day Fair
The thing about environmental issues is that they can lack a sense of immediacy. “It just doesn’t register sometimes,” says
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Huge ensemble to perform Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 at Bard
“Never again will I attain such depths and heights,” Gustav Mahler wrote much later in life of his Symphony No.
Old Dutch Church hosts Mendelssohn Club on Saturday
Great choral singing is a heartening thing. It recreates the idea of a community with harmony and added melodies. It
Sing It for Your Sister Ana Dooley in Stone Ridge
Ana Dooley is an 11-year-old from Kingston who was diagnosed with a very rare cancer. She had a liver transplant
Bandems to perform with Hudson Valley gamelan orchestras
It’s spring. The dorm windows are finally flung open, and a certain section of Bard’s campus is filled with sounds
Kids’ Almanac (Apr. 25-May 2)
Earth laughs in flowers. – Ralph Waldo Emerson This weekend we’ve got festivals galore, in every direction! Here’s my
“Fields of Vision” faculty exhibition at Dorsky Museum
In the interim after Dorsky Museum curator Brian Wallace moved on and before current curator Daniel Belasco was hired, SUNY-New
Runaway star
Can you get out of here? That’s the question pondered for centuries: How to leave Earth permanently. A cannonball fired
Serendipity in Schenectady
Though best-known for his Oscar-nominated role as a Mafia don in Prizzi’s Honor, the late comic actor William Hickey made
Fowl is fare at Quattro’s Farm Store in Pleasant Valley
I broke my own rule: If a place is known for a thing, you get the thing. At Schlesinger’s Steak