Hot, hot, hot: David Johansen to play the Falcon this Saturday
Over the course of his long musical career, David Johansen has been something of a chameleon. He made a name
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The hills are alive: Phoenicia hosts the International Festival of the Voice
The third annual Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice opens on August 2 with an “operatic comedy.” Divas Unleashed brings
Kids’ Almanac: Express yourself (July 29-August 2)
There is a vitality, a life force, an energy, a quickening that is translated through you into action, and because
Art that’s infectious
Mount Tremper Arts (MTA) highlights contemporary arts in a thoroughly upstate, rurally enhanced way. Consider the Art-B-Q event that it’s
Broads’ Regional Arm-Wrestling League in New Paltz tonight
Forget the Summer Olympics. You want to see true tried-and-true, red-white-and-blue American athleticism? You’ve got to get a load of
Hudson River Day in Kingston
Fête the future of the Hudson River at a party for its past and a tribute to its tributaries. The
Orange County Fair gets underway this week
What’s summer without the whirring sights and sounds of a carnie-heavy midway, the mingling smell of fried dough and animal
Delaware & Ulster Railroad offers train robberies & twilight tours
Audiences in 1903 thrilled to the innovative and realistic filmmaking techniques used in Edwin S. Porter’s The Great Train Robbery,
Catskill Mountain Archery Festival this Saturday
There’s something so romantic about the sport of archery – something that makes it appeal even to people who could
Orson Bean headlines Noel Coward play at Shadowland
Noel Coward was pure class. Purely British, in tails, with a drink always in hand, he represented the wit (and