Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice seeks volunteers
Lend a hand and you’ll be able to lend your ears (for free!) to the Phoenicia International Festival of the
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WSA opens retrospective of works by founder Robert Angeloch
This summer, the Woodstock School of Art (WSA) will pay tribute to one of its own: co-founder Robert Angeloch, who
Bard launches Saint-Saëns-themed SummerScape on July 6
Bard SummerScape kicks off the 2012 season with a lighthearted nod to Baroque dance on July 6, 7 and 8.
New exhibitions open this Saturday in Kingston
Independence weekend in the heat of early July: What a great time to head down to the Rondout section of
Ol’ Man Hudson: Opera company to perform Show Boat on Bannerman’s Island
When Show Boat premiered on Broadway in 1927, it introduced a new type of musical to the stage. In place
Dion Ogust holds Open House in Woodstock this weekend
Trixie by Dion Ogust. Dion Ogust, whom our readers know via her consistently spectacular photo work in our pages, is
Sketches of Sound in Woodstock
“Sketches of Sound from the Gallery,”a biweekly series curated by renowned drummer and percussionist Harvey Sorgen and supported by the
Bringing home the faces of Iraq
Bordering on Treason will document New Paltz photojournalist Lorna Tychostup’s work in a war-torn country Street-smart child of Manhattan’s
Ga-ga for Gaia at Dorsky
If there’s any constancy to the contemporary art scene of the Hudson Valley over the past few decades, it may
Kinky Friedman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Perhaps there’s an old joke about a musician, a novelist, an animal-rights enthusiast and a politician walking into a bar.