Kinky Friedman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Perhaps there’s an old joke about a musician, a novelist, an animal-rights enthusiast and a politician walking into a bar.
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Summertime for Hitler
The Producers was great when it started life as a Mel Brooks movie comedy, buoyed by one of the great
Kickstart my art: Seth Davis’ new CD
I went to Karma Road, the small vegan restaurant in New Paltz, to pick up an advance copy of Seth
Wing flings at Esopus Bend Nature Preserve
During the past seven years, the nonprofit Esopus Creek Conservancy has provided public access to the Esopus Bend Nature Preserve
Monster hit
The Rosendale Theatre opens to the world stage as it presents the United Kingdom’s National Theatre production of Frankenstein this
Kids Almanac (June 21-28)
“These first days of summer are like the pail of blueberries that we poured out together into the iron sink
Powerhouse Theater’s free Readings Festival at Vassar
Seeing a play performed onstage in its most complete and polished form is a great joy. But do you ever
Tweet about this: Beacon Institute hosts David Rothenberg
David Rothenberg, jazz musician, author of Why Birds Sing and professor of Philosophy and Music at New Jersey Institute for
A sooner solstice
This Wednesday, June 20, is the Solstice. It happens at 7:09 p.m. What’s so special about it? It’s the earliest
Goats galore at Dutchess Fairgrounds this Saturday
If you’ve never been face-to-face with one to gaze into those horizontal irises that make me think of friendly aliens,