“This Land is Your Land” turns 75
Hudson Valley Philharmonic pays tribute to an American anthem with works by David Amram and Dust Bowl projections this Saturday
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“Why Privacy Matters” conference at Bard to feature Skyped-in Edward Snowden
The play of darkness and light – the critical need for both – was rarely more eloquently described than in
Documentaries of dreams
[portfolio_slideshow id=17822] Nicholas Kahn/Richard Selesnick lecture and exhibition at SUNY-Ulster’s Muroff Kotler Gallery Perhaps you’ve seen them, caught sight of
Catskill play explores cryptic death of Meriwether Lewis
Mrs. Grinder: Have you lost someone? Meriwether Lewis: Some thing, although I’m not sure what it was. I had it
ABT celebrates 75th anniversary with Mark Morris premiere and Misty Copeland at Bard
“No choreographer alive has a higher reputation for musicality than Mark Morris…his dances have brought music to meet dance in ways
Tudor tutorials: Arts Mid-Hudson’s Shakespeare fest
While summer’s traditional bounty of outdoor Shakespeare productions has ceased for this cycle, there’s never really an off-season for the
UPAC screens two classic horror movies on Friday
Ever wondered whether those fright flicks of old still carry their weight in remembered chills? Does it make sense to
SUNY-New Paltz stages NYS premiere of Joseph Goodrich’s mystery play Panic
By all accounts, the iconic director of suspense films Alfred Hitchcock had what might be charitably described as a macabre
Woodstock Film Festival spotlights movies shot in the Hudson Valley
Besides bringing the glitz and glamour of the international movie industry to the funky streets of Woodstock and surrounding communities,
Lee’s 88 Keys: Love what you do and share it
[portfolio_slideshow id=17741] Documentary of jazz pianist Lee Shaw to be screened at the Orpheum in Saugerties You meet pianist Lee Shaw, you