The power of the mythmaster: Joseph Campbell doc in Rosendale
Joseph Campbell urged us to “follow our bliss” in order to live beyond the self-imposed limits and cultural restrictions that
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Richard Striner discusses his book Lincoln’s Way at FDR site
Hyde Park is literally steeped in history, and no place more so than in the Franklin Delano Roosevelt complex that
Show of 15 Ulster County artists in Rhinebeck
Tom Luciano, who lives outside Phoenicia and runs a top-shelf antiques shop in Hudson, came out of SUNY-Purchase’s Art program
The mysterious blonde & La Rubia’s Dance Party in Saugerties
That palace of all things hot and tasty, New World Home Cooking in Saugerties, is hosting an event this Saturday
Chariot’s afire at Bard with Mendelssohn’s Elijah
Following up on last year’s performance of Felix Mendelssohn’s choral piece St. Paul, on Friday and Saturday, February 17 and
Suzzy Roche reads from new novel this Saturday in Woodstock
It’s intriguing when someone already successful in one creative area steps into another one and spreads her wings. Folk-music legend
Dr. Strangelove this Friday at Bardavon
The acid test of great satire is whether it stands the test of time and cultural distance. From Aristophanes to
Music on Main: the New Paltz music scene
New Paltz starts late and ends late. That’s just the way it is and always has been. When performers at
China, land of opportunity: Da Chen to speak at Oakwood
When Da Chen wrote his memoirs of growing up in Communist China and of immigrating to the US as a
Music by Hudson Valley composers this Tuesday in New Paltz
Among the many native treasures of the Hudson Valley that we locals tend to take for granted, Joan Tower stands