Interview with Rhinebeck artist/writer and Dinotopia creator James Gurney
James Gurney’s exquisite paintings have brought to life ancient and fantastic worlds, including the Earth populated by dinosaurs in his
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Lore offers a difficult, complex view of the fall of the Third Reich
Recent remarks by the head of the National Rifle Association in response to the Sandy Hook massacre, claiming that the
Normand Beauregard to tell the secrets of combat choreography at Unison
It’s a near-universally accepted truism that there is no drama without conflict. Onstage, that dramatic tension can certainly be generated
Jeff Jacobson’s The Last Roll at Center for Photography
In the 1970s, Jeff Jacobson gave up practicing law with the American Civil Liberties Union to become a photographer and
Music to your eyes
Nothing makes a university administrator happier than a graduate who goes off to make good in the world and finds
Martha Frankel’s sneak peek of the Woodstock Writers’ Festival
Author Martha Frankel directs the local annual literary bacchanal called the Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF). The catchphrase this year is “Reading,
Skollie plays the Falcon in Marlboro
South African power rock trio Skollie takes the stage at the Falcon in Marlboro on Saturday, April 13, bringing together
Levon Helm documentary screenings to help Upstate Films go digital
To roll into the new technological age and meet changes in how movies are distributed, both the Woodstock and Rhinebeck
Soulive headlines Rock ’n’ Roll Resort in Kerhonkson this weekend
In the Hudson Valley, one looks for certain signs that we’ve finally turned the corner from winter into spring: the
John Medeski to showcase 1924 Gaveau piano at Woodstock gig
John Medeski has always been good at confounding expectations. A Different Time, Medeski’s first-ever solo album, is out this week.