Kingston After Dark: Positive manifestation
Oct. 5-7: O-Positive is a Kingston-based cultural and wellness organization that supports the health of underinsured artists and musicians. It returns to town this weekend.
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Kingston After Dark: Autumn spectacular
2018 has been a hugely emotionally challenging year for many people. Considering all the draining forces at play in what passes for the sphere of public “discourse” these days, it is a wonder that in the upcoming O-Positive we have a homegrown festival that helps us redirect our conversations and concentration toward wellness and creativity.
Pastor Clarke’s new Stories
One of the Hudson Valley’s most prominent and powerful voices in the civil rights movement, the Rev. Dr. G. Modele Clarke, minister and leader at New Progressive Baptist Church, has written a new book, his second.
‘Reparations pricing’: Kingston event asks whites to pay; offers free admission for people of color
The Radio Kingston-sponsored show dubbed “The Fall Fling” is slated for this Sunday, Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. The show will feature a hip-hop dance party with Radio Kingston DJ Micah Blumenthal and a performance by “Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads,” a band that offers reggae interpretations of the music of iconic New Wave band Talking Heads.
Ray Curran is a pivotal part of Midtown Arts District’s efforts
It’s not easy starting and growing an organization, particularly when the work is all volunteer and the mission embraces an entire city.
Kingston After Dark: September serenade
Good tidings to you, fair reader. I am writing this week’s edition of Kingston After Dark on Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s birthday, surely as good a day (and better than many) to ponder impermanence.
Kingston After Dark: Sound of a void
When I first heard California’s Wax Idols around 2015’s American Tragic album, I was sure I’d discovered a modern band as catchy as and with as well-written songs as The Pretenders, if Chrissie Hynde, James Honeyman-Scott, et al. were way more goth. That sounds perfect, right? It really is.
Kingston After Dark: Sunshine through the rain, with Meghann Wright
Wright, along with our columnist, will be opening for Globelamp at the The Anchor on Friday, Aug. 31.
Ars Choralis tours Italy
Local vocalists perform and see the sights.
Kingston After Dark: Blood and whiskey
This scorching month will fittingly see the release of In the Shadow of the Mountain, the latest album from hot coal-juggling hillbilly punks Red Neckromancer. They’ll perform at The Anchor Saturday, Aug. 18.