Unison presents classical guitarist Yuri Liberzon this Sunday
A celebrated and decorated classical guitarist with a taste for pop as well, Yuri Liberzon closes out the Unison Arts
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Saugerties Library hosts talk by Tad Richards on Opus 40’s history
The Town of Saugerties has many fine features that make it special, but arguably only one thing that makes it
Lucky 5 to play Rosendale Café
Acoustic swing and gypsy jazz revivalists the Lucky 5 are all-in on Old World tropes and personae; but when they
Learn about “Dido’s Lament” at Vassar
Premiered at Josias Priest’s London girls’ school in the late 17th century, Henry Purcell’s beloved tragic opera Dido and Aeneas
Ten-time Grammy winner Chaka Kahn at UPAC in Kingston
Chaka Khan was the soundtrack for life back in my vinyl days. I can still conjure up the feel of
The moving line: Calligrapher extraordinaire Barbara Bash at Unison in New Paltz
Barbara Bash has always known that she loved the experience of writing. Even before she could read, before she’d ever
NEWvember New Plays Festival in Tivoli
For five years now, Tivoli’s Tangent Theatre Company, along with its partner across the Atlantic, AboutFACE Ireland, has sponsored a
Neil Gaiman in Conversation with Armistead Maupin at Bard’s Fisher Center
When celebrated fantasy author, recent Hudson Valley transplant and Bard College professor Neil Gaiman interviewed Laurie Anderson onstage at the
Special screening of Theeb with director Naji Abu Nowar at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck
Jordanian director Naji Abu Nowar wanted to make a feature film about Bedouins, inspired particularly by the dramatic possibilities inherent
Students respond to works of art by performing works of art in the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas “What can we do