Barnstormy weather: Legacy of black baseball celebrated in Poughkeepsie
On the sultry summer evening of August 27, 1941, the Kansas City Monarchs, a perennial powerhouse of the Negro American
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Night of the Living Feelies this Saturday in Kingston
“There’s not enough music in that music.” That was the best I could do, this hopelessly circular critique, when trying
Kids’ Almanac (January 17-24)
Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve. – Martin Luther King, Jr. Find out about the historical Colonel
Diving into the Net at Center for Photography
For visual artists who aren’t intimidated by the use of electronic media and the tools offered by contemporary technology, a
Comedy for a Cause at SPAF to benefit hurricane-displaced pets
Natural disasters bring out the best in many people, and the current rash of fundraising events to help the people
Woodstock Day School arts fest this weekend
You’ve got to love the spirit of a student body that names its literary magazine The Battering Ram, and that
Ben Neill brings his mutantrumpet to Kingston
When Miles Davis released On the Corner late in 1972, the affronts and outrages of Bitches Brew and In a
Kids’ Almanac (January 10-17)
“Immature is a word that boring people use to describe fun people.” – Will Ferrell Check out Elizabeth Mitchell’s
Midge Ure to play Bearsville
As a solo artist and as a member of Ultravox, Midge Ure gave voice to the first wave of British
As long as grass is green
Getting elected president of the US is all well and good, but that doesn’t mean that you get to have