Welcome to the fold: Kingston Library hosts origami workshop with Anita Barbour
Origami, the ancient Japanese art of folding paper to produce intricate shapes and three-dimensional objects, looks like a difficult craft.
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Ink heart: Boiceville bookbinder Brooke Merrill Tinney
The electronic media tsunami has not yet completely obliterated the culture of printed matter. According to one youthful source, photographers
Last chance for “Linking Collections” at the Dorsky in New Paltz
If you’re small and regional, and there are several of you, you can make more of an impact if you
Pianist Jeremy Denk at Fisher Center this Sunday
The last big concert of the season, held at 3 p.m. at Bard College’s Richard B. Fisher Center for the
Bali high: Bard hosts gamelan concert
Several incarnations of the Balinese gamelan orchestra Giri Mekar have managed to manifest yearly performances in the Hudson Valley. Begun
Mike Clark Trio to front Kingston & Rondout Valley school jazz ensembles
Having truly outstanding jazz bands is a tradition that just won’t die with the passing of a generation in two
Marc Black Band & Amy Fradon to perform at Bearsville
If Thursday is for Thanksgiving and Friday the post-gorging coma of regret, then Saturday should make you want to live
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to solo at the Bardavon
Chris Cornell is possibly best-known as the frontman for the recently reunited Soundgarden, the Seattle band that best approximated the
Woodstock Jewish Congregation to host Arts Fair this Sunday
More than 40 artists and craftspeople working in a wide variety of genres and media, including painting, printmaking, woodworking, fiber
Dead on their feet: Dark Star Orchestra coming to Bearsville
A tribute band is truly in rarefied air when fans turn up as much to hear them perform as they