John Dugdale teaches 19th-century photography techniques in Stone Ridge
When photographer John Dugdale addresses the students at his John Dugdale School of 19th-Century Photography and Aesthetics, located in a
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Market Market gets ready for Tributon to the Cure & the Smiths
Maybe we’re not passive, addicted consumers of the “celebrity feed” after all, but its masters, in a very real economic
Syrup-fueled swinging: Dance follows MapleFest this Saturday at Ashokan Center
Contra dancers, take note: This month’s dance, normally held the second Saturday of every month at the Woodstock Community Center,
Mike & Ruthy unveil new Woody Guthrie recording in Woodstock this Saturday
The New York City of Woody Guthrie’s day, when lines of wash wafted from the back windows of tenements and
Dress like Prince and get into Purple Rain at UPAC for free this Friday
Prince, when he hit it big with Purple Rain – which plays at the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) in
Goddess Festival in Woodstock this weekend benefits domestic violence victims
Imagine this: You stand in your doorway and think about one thing in your home that means something to you
Everybody in the pool! “Water” exhibition opens in Stone Ridge
When I commented to Portia Munson about the number of artists listed on the invitation for the new “Water” show
Comic artists’ signing in New Paltz this Saturday
On March 10 from 1 to 4 p.m., October Country Comics, located at 5 Cherry Hill Center in New Paltz,
Jazz gestator: The Falcon and the Inexplicable Local Miracle
There’s a joke out there among musicians: Folk/rockers play three chords to thousands of people; jazzbos play thousands of chords
HVP to premiere new symphonic works by Bill Vanaver at Caravan’s 40th anniversary gala
One of the mid-Hudson’s perennial cultural treasures, the Vanaver Caravan troupe of musicians, dancers and educators, is celebrating its 40th