The changing face of classical music in the Hudson Valley
[portfolio_slideshow id=13218] When I came to the Hudson Valley four decades ago, there was not very much classical music
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Exhibition by artist/drummer Rachel Blumberg in New Paltz
Team Love RavenHouse Gallery, located in downtown New Paltz, doesn’t just show art; it also presents musical performances and sponsors
O+ Festival in Uptown Kingston
[portfolio_slideshow id=13196] Revisiting its original video trailer/teaser, I am reminded that Kingston’s innovative O+ Festival, now flourishing in its
David Sedaris at Bardavon
Nearly all of us can cite fortuitous media moments when we witnessed history as it happened. It was my good
Kids’ Almanac (Oct. 9-16)
“There once was a middle-aged woman that lived in a van, who had so many passwords to remember, she thought
ArtsWalk peaks this weekend in Hudson with art openings, readings & music
Columbia County’s massive ArtsWalk hits its striding mid-festival peak this weekend with a host of events as it marches on
Mister Roper showcases new CD at Towne Crier
Mister Roper, the long-running songwriting and recording duo of Rick Schneider and Eric Squindo, make a sprightly and tender brand
Tails of the city
If, as Marshall McLuhan once said, the medium is the message, Kingstonians should be proud of their new (unofficial) city
Top thinkers duke it out over “American Exceptionalism” at Bard
Itching to pick a fight with someone today? Are you aghast at the apathy of your fellow Americans, who seem
Open House Day at Slabsides
David Schuyler, author of Sanctified Landscape: Writers, Artists and the Hudson River Valley, 1820-1909, will speak about the shaping of