Imarhan Timbuktu in Kingston this Friday
Mali’s one of those places that has left an imprint on world culture far greater than its small population or
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The War on Drugs plays BSP this Saturday
The exquisitely murky and atmospheric indie pop group the War on Drugs visits BSP in Kingston not long after former
Uncle Funk plays Bearsville this Friday
Funk music, the story goes, celebrates carnality and ecstatic revelry to the exclusion of all other values. But these are
Reed master: SUNY-Ulster hosts classes, concert with jazz clarinetist Don Byron
The reed master, the brilliant composer and the thorny, brainy avant-garde traditionalist Don Byron has been a singular and compelling
Buffalo Daughter plays BSP in Kingston on Tuesday
Buffalo Daughter is a three-member group consisting of Sugar Yoshinaga, Yumiko Ohno and MoOoG Yamamoto, often joined by a drummer
Going with the flow: Water paintings by Fredericka Foster at Beacon Institute
Fredericka Foster’s mid-sized paintings of water have a mesmerizing quality to them, just as staring into a river or lake
Accord’s Cal Patch empowers people to make their own clothing
[portfolio_slideshow id=10771] Some craftspeople are born to work in one medium. They’re woodworkers through and through, or they’re potters, or
A fistful of Fate: Beethoven’s Fifth this Saturday at the Bardavon
In 1954, the already-distinguished American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein appeared on the television program Omnibus to teach America about
Works by Dan & Galen Green showing in Rosendale
Father/daughter exhibitions are very rare in the art world – especially when the work is as jointly fond, delicate and
Piers & Lucy Playfair jazz up the Catskills
Piers Playfair realizes that he’s a jazz novice, yet that doesn’t make him any less a major player in today’s