One Song at a time, Marc Black Show
Marc Black is an eclectic folk-rocker who says he carries the Woodstock tradition of dealing with life and all its
Almanac Weekly | Art & Music
Sections
Madera Vox in Red Hook
Madera Vox, the Hudson valley’s irreverent, repertoire-rummaging chamber ensemble, will be performing on Saturday, November 17 at 8 p.m. at
Robert Randolph & the Family Band this Saturday
Blues/gospel pedal steel guitar virtuoso and jam-scene favorite Robert Randolph could be playing songs about politics, sex, architecture or C+
Art for an apocalypse
With less than two months to go until the day the world allegedly ends, according to the Mayan calendar, Alan
Heroes without uniforms
Fans of serious documentary filmmaking will have plenty to get their teeth into this month, as Upstate Films marks the
Leaping Trout Art Project coming to Phoenicia
Landing a yardlong trout is surely the ultimate angler’s dream. If such a prize really exists, one would think that
Music to vote by
“Tippecanoe and Tyler Too.” Can you even say the words without feeling upbeat? People in 1840 must have felt so,
Amy Allison comes to Woodstock
Some singers are so distinctive, so idiosyncratic that the first word of the first song comes off like a proposition,
Jackie Greene at Bearsville
Roots rock singer/songwriter Jackie Greene is one of handful of younger cats who have been whole-heartedly embraced and accredited by
Art sought to spruce up Broadway overpass
Raleigh Green, who owns a branding consultancy, moved to the Kingston area a year ago from Manhattan, lured by the