Volunteers needed for trail cleanup at Slabsides on Saturday
This week, with spring in full swing, encompasses Earth Day, the 200th birthday of John James Audubon and Arbor Day.
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[portfolio_slideshow id=15294] Friends of Historic Kingston and Dorsky Museum shine a light on Hudson River school painter Jervis McEntee Reputations
Guitarist, composer and jazz curator James Keepnews in Beacon
The Beacon guitarist, composer and jazz curator James Keepnews concludes his month-long multimedia performance piece Feed at the Catalyst Gallery
24-Hour Drone Music festival at Basilica Hudson
It is not like the avant-garde to be quite so blunt and denotative in its choice of words, but “24-Hour
Sustaining notes: Ars Choralis performs “Music in Desperate Times”
Whether your personal musical tastes run to Beyoncé or Bach, you’ve no doubt experienced music’s transformative power to lift spirits,
Rock + Rave = Raiment
[portfolio_slideshow id=15267] Andy Hilfiger and TwistedLamb’s Mary Lee team up for edgy Bethel Woods fashion show/benefit/exhibit about the influence of music
Kids’ Almanac (April 23-30)
“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” – William Shakespeare FRIDAY, APRIL 24 Forsyth Nature Center in Kingston
Outsider art hero & folk songwriter Michael Hurley to play Bearsville
The prolific, shambolic folk songwriter Michael Hurley, a genuine hero of Outsider art for over 50 years, performs at the
Chancellor’s Sheep & Wool Showcase at Clermont
The pastoral grounds at the Clermont State Historic Site have reopened just in time for the Chancellor’s annual Sheep and
Paul Winter to perform with Prana & NEXUS in Kingston
[portfolio_slideshow id=15203] If the phrase “chamber music” makes you want to turn the page, imagining something dusty, dry and stuffy,