Furgary Boat Club in Hudson faces demolition
The first thing that one noticed when entering the grounds of Hudson’s Tin Boat Association enclave, located between the railway
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Byrdcliffe Festival of the Arts this weekend
What has Paul Green been doing since he stumbled into the idea that made him the Jack Black character from
Spiegeltent season begins this Thursday at Bard
Usually, the tourists are the ambulatory things and the destinations are relatively staid. Leave it to Bard College to flip
PianoSummer begins at SUNY-New Paltz
Beginning this Saturday, SUNY-New Paltz presents the 18th season of the PianoSummer at New Paltz Festival and Institute. Under the
Living with Elephants launches new CD at BSP this Saturday
Physical media play an underappreciated role in how we make and perceive commercial music. The 45rpm single gave us the
Locavores in cyberspace
FarmieMarket is state-of-the-art access to natural food, improving the interface between consumers and farmers, via the Internet. Sarah Gordon, who
The great Indie melting-pot oasis in Uptown Kingston
I was complaining to my brother-in-law the Episcopal priest one night about modern liturgical folk music and how much it
Kids’ Almanac: Head for the beach (July 12-19)
We had sand in the eyes and the ears and the nose And sand in the hair, and sand-between-the-toes. –
Casbah on campus: Bard SummerScape Film Festival
Bard SummerScape, the 800-pound gorilla of mid-Hudson high-culture extravaganzas, always sounds so amazing, with all its fancy classical music, opera,
Bound ground: Laura Moriarty’s book of “geological” sculptures
Many independent filmmakers are funding their projects by raising money through Kickstarter, in which you set a goal and a