Michael Berardi’s musical journey
Two years ago, Burrill Crohn and a friend were in the midst of a conversation on Tinker Street when, as
Woodstock Times | Arts & Entertainment
Sections
The ‘community’ in theater: STS production mirrors Shandaken’s rising fortunes
Hurricane Irene not only flooded the basement and oil tank of Phoenicia’s STS Playhouse but seemingly affected the theater’s performance
Otherworldly: The Five Points Band secret is out
When I ask, “What’s the significance of Five Points?” A demonic smile creeps over Robin’s face and there’s no stopping
The Fletcher Gallery turns 20
If you love fresh bread befriend your local baker. On a certain level that’s the relationship Tom Fletcher and his
Maverick Hall gets an overhaul
They say the best preservation jobs are invisible. You can’t tell they happened afterwards; everything just seems to have been
Woodstock Writer’s Festival presents varied, stimulating weekend
The third annual Woodstock Writer’s Festival slammed into gear last Thursday night with a TMI three-minute story contest, duly won
The literary past: A world of old words
MAX GATE, DORCHESTER 15.8.99 Dear Sirs: I have by chance met with a number of The Bookman containing [a]
Opening his heart: Simone Felice’s introduces new CD with Kleinert show
The river stretches north and south below us as Simone Felice speaks about his new solo album, his just-published first
Canaries
The solo room show at the Center for Photography at Woodstock got under my skin when I stopped in there
Fitting together
Lenny Kislin had long been a fan of the art of Marshall Baer, the late artist known for his sculptures