Revel in the folk paradox at this weekend’s Winter Hoot
Long before Elvis’ hips, Hendrix’s flaming Strat anthems and whatever other oft-cited pop-culture paradigm shifts you cite often, folk music
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Building awareness at Cornell Street Studios in Kingston
“Architectural Perspectives,” an ambitious new exhibition and multi-arts collaboration and celebration of an opening at Cornell Street Studios in Kingston
Rosendale Café to host Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus
When Dirk Powell and Riley Baugus perform at the Rosendale Café on Saturday, February 1, two great Louisiana talents join
Auction to feature Floyd Patterson awards & memorabilia
The Carlsen Gallery in Freehold will hold its annual Midwinter Auction on Sunday, February 2 at 10:30 a.m. An auction
WSW hosts Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon in Kingston
Wikipedia is perhaps the ultimate example of the modern conventional wisdom that the Internet, as a source for research, is
Haggis optional: Celebrate Robbie Burns Night in Rhinecliff
Notorious rake, incurable Romantic, staunch patriot, champion of the proletariat and unapologetic hedonist, Scotland’s great national poet Robert Burns was
A time to dance, a time to mourn
We’ve lost our Pete. Though he truly belonged to the world, he lived so visibly, so humbly and accessibly among
Michael X. Rose’s hyper-narrative, neo-Outsider epiphanies
Michael X. Rose has held a special place in the Hudson Valley art world ever since he moved up here
Modfest 2014 gets underway at Vassar
Each year, Vassar College makes it possible for mid-Hudsonites to take a brief dip back into those warm amniotic waters
Preserving New Paltz’s architectural heritage
[portfolio_slideshow id=10298] New Paltz takes justifiable pride in its record of preserving historic buildings, from the 18th-century stone houses