Aztec Two-Step returns to Bearsville this Saturday
Two guys with acoustic guitars, who write songs and sing them simply, with maybe a little harmonica thrown in now
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Huge ensemble to perform Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 at Bard
“Never again will I attain such depths and heights,” Gustav Mahler wrote much later in life of his Symphony No.
Old Dutch Church hosts Mendelssohn Club on Saturday
Great choral singing is a heartening thing. It recreates the idea of a community with harmony and added melodies. It
Bandems to perform with Hudson Valley gamelan orchestras
It’s spring. The dorm windows are finally flung open, and a certain section of Bard’s campus is filled with sounds
“Fields of Vision” faculty exhibition at Dorsky Museum
In the interim after Dorsky Museum curator Brian Wallace moved on and before current curator Daniel Belasco was hired, SUNY-New
“Photography Now” in Woodstock
How does art document, as well as enliven? When did it leave the realm of the decorative, the display of
“Serious Laughs: Art/Politics/Humor” Festival throughout Kingston
Midtown Kingston and the Broadway corridor, with its scruffy barbershops, check-cashing emporiums and storefront churches, has been the subject of
Interview with Rhinebeck artist/writer and Dinotopia creator James Gurney
James Gurney’s exquisite paintings have brought to life ancient and fantastic worlds, including the Earth populated by dinosaurs in his
Jeff Jacobson’s The Last Roll at Center for Photography
In the 1970s, Jeff Jacobson gave up practicing law with the American Civil Liberties Union to become a photographer and
Music to your eyes
Nothing makes a university administrator happier than a graduate who goes off to make good in the world and finds