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Sojourner Truth Life Walk ends with slideshow by two sculptors of famous activist

Sojourner Truth Life Walk ends with slideshow by two sculptors of famous activist

Saturday, Feb. 22: This year’s Sojourner Truth Life Walk goes from Port Ewen to Kingston, and you can catch the bus from Dietz Stadium. The Hudson Valley heroine’s image is being added to a 15-foot-tall bronze statue planned for Central Park that includes Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. A statue of Truth by herself is soon to be erected near the Highland entrance to Walkway over the Hudson. The sculptors creating both – Meredith Bergmann and Vinnie Bagwell, respectively – will give a joint slide presentation and talk.

UPAC presents Lewis Black in Kingston

UPAC presents Lewis Black in Kingston

Saturday, Feb. 22: Widely regarded as the king of the intemperate rant, Black’s trademark style involves yelling and animated finger-pointing, skewering anything and anyone that gets under his skin. While his segments on The Daily Show may have sparked his fame, Black has been a respected industry insider as a writer and a performer for decades.

Kaki King to play BSP

Kaki King to play BSP

Saturday, Feb. 29: Hailed by Rolling Stone as “a genre unto herself,” Brooklyn-based composer and guitarist King is known for The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body: a groundbreaking multimedia performance that used her guitar as projection screen to explore the genesis of the instrument and her relationship to it, as well as her own origin story.

Circus performance benefits New Paltz playground fund

Circus performance benefits New Paltz playground fund

The circus is coming to New Paltz – not just any circus, but the Cole All-Star Circus, founded in 1938: a mom-and-pop version of Cirque de Soleil, with acrobatic performances, jugglers, trapeze artists, fire-eaters and more. They are a fundraising organization dedicated to entertaining entire families while at the same time raising money for charitable causes. In the case of New Paltz, this would be for the new Hasbrouck Park Playground fund.