John Stern reimagines Storm King, the 500-acre sculpture park created by his family
These days, the Storm King Arts Center isn’t your father’s or even your grandfather’s 500-acre outdoor museum/sculpture park. But it
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Yeasayer to play the backroom at BSP in Kingston
If there is one abstract quality that indie rock of all generations covets, craves and claims, it is this: a
Gil Gutierrez plays Opus 40 in Saugerties this Saturday
Discovered by the famous trumpeter and bandleader Doc Severinsen, Mexican guitar virtuoso Gil Gutierrez is a prolific recording artist and
Purple Rain screening and dance party in Rosendale
With a showing of Purple Rain on Saturday, May 7, the Rosendale Theater Collective offers the community an opportunity to
Tangoman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Argentinean composer, songwriter and multifaceted entertainer Jorge Heilpern – also known as Tangoman – performs at the Bearsville Theater on
For the love of Pete: Vanaver Caravan’s Turn, Turn, Turn!
May 3 would have been the late Pete Seeger’s 97th birthday, making this time of year an even-better opportunity than
Immigrant art exhibit, films & talks in Kingston
“An accent marks the lag between two cultures, two languages, the space where you let go of one identity,
Makers make their mark at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea Market
For Mothers’ Day weekend 2016, there’ll be some changes made at Basilica Hudson. The freestanding Ramp Festival of the past
Oswalds unveil new LP at BSP in Kingston
The Oswalds’ debut record, 1988’s Oswald This, makes a pretty credible case that this New York City urban-roots outfit had
Cyro Baptista & New Zion Trio at Marlboro’s Falcon
The latest album from keyboardist Jamie Saft’s indescribable reggae/jazz New Zion Trio, Sunshine Seas, features a very special guest: virtuoso