Pasquier-Desvignes sculpture exhibit opens at Hudson Opera House
Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes opens a new (and rare) exhibit of his impish, soaringly creative sculptural works at the Hudson Opera House.
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Kate Pierson at BSP in Kingston on Tuesday
Kate Pierson has one of those voices that you recognize instantly. She’s best-known as a trilling and occasionally soloing member
Quarterbacks release new CD at Team Love RavenHouse in New Paltz
Quarterbacks, the eponymous 19-song debut by this vibrant New Paltz trio, has one foot lodged in the great tradition of
Snow Bear plays Snug’s in New Paltz
A few years ago, if your band booked a bar gig in New Paltz and was surprised to find a
Claire Rosen’s formal bird portraits on view in Woodstock
Looking at the body language and the expressions on the faces of the exotic birds in Claire Rosen’s “Birds of
George Clinton at Bearsville with 420 Funk Mob
Do you even know the kind of things that go down at the Bearsville Theater – in the afternoon, no
Mavis Staples to play Club Helsinki in Hudson
Soul and gospel music legend Mavis Staples returns to Club Helsinki in Hudson on Sunday, February 22 at 8 p.m.
Leo Kottke at Beacon’s Towne Crier
Legendary acoustic guitarist and songwriter Leo Kottke appears at the Towne Crier in Beacon on Friday, February 20 at 8:30 p.m. The
Love songs & anti-love songs concert by Ars Choralis in High Falls
Ars Choralis celebrates its 50th anniversary season this year with an expanded series of performances. On February 21, the chorus
Little Elliot Lloyd to be inducted into Blues Hall of Fame
Growing up in New Paltz, I remember regarding Little Elliot Lloyd, a highly visible presence in town, as a legend and