Slam Allen plays Bearsville this Saturday
Long before the current crop of young blues guitar prodigies graced our region, we were already well-graced by the likes
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Martin Sexton & Femi Kuti at Club Helsinki in Hudson
Martin Sexton is something like the poster child for the AAA (Adult Album-oriented Alternative) career: a troubadour with a long
Country Living Fair in Rhinebeck to feature Fabulous Beekman Boys
The scenario of hapless city slickers gamely trying to make a go of living in the country is an old
Twin peaks: Robert Plant & the Black Keys headline Mountain Jam
It used to be that Mountain Jam was the local festival for folks who like their guitars hit one way
Check out Creative Music Studio’s workshops, jam sessions in Big Indian
The Creative Music Studio’s workshops have been bringing the premier names in jazz, experimental and world music to Woodstock since
Pan-generational scenester Rich Corozine showing at Wired Gallery
About a year ago, the New Paltz painter, playwright, journalist and pan-generational scenester Richard Corozine found himself on the steps
Growing paints: Carol Pepper-Cooper retrospective in Saugerties
It’s good to take stock of what you’ve accomplished – to note where you’ve been and consider how you got
Riot grrrl-themed readings, performance & zine workshop in Woodstock
Back in the early 1990s, a mass of angry young women converged: fans of the sounds of punk and hardcore
“Faces of Myanmar” on view at Poughkeepsie Library
The Republic of Myanmar, also known at Burma, shares its borders with parts of Thailand, Laos, China, Bangladesh and a
Val-Kill Picnic and Square Dance with Jay & Molly
The Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Partnership and the National Park Service host the third annual Val-Kill Picnic and Square Dance on