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Charlie Hunter Jams in Marlboro Next Week
The guitar great visits the Falcon on March 11.
A Place to Bury Strangers to Play Free Show in Beacon
The acclaimed Brooklyn noise pop band will appear at Quinn’s on March 7.
Documentary Screening of “Newtown” at SUNY New Paltz
Award-winning filmmaker Kim A. Snyder’s documentary showcasing three years after the deadly attack on Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Self-Quickening: A Pisces Eclipse Travel Guide
It’s an excellent time to put out energy into making a change, whether it be starting something new or letting go of the past. In order to help this change, open yourself up to learn something new and also allow yourself the time to understand it.
Blueberry Goes ’80s Retro with New Track
Via a new digital single, the Woodstock singer revisits the Psychedelic Furs’ smash “Love My Way.”
Tin Horn Uprising Makes a Joyful Noise
The Kingston-based activist brass band performs at marches, rallies, and other events across the Hudson Valley.
Not Your Mother’s Skating Rink
The Hudson Valley roller skating scene has grown over the years into family fun centers that specialize in live action gaming.
Richard Barone Performs in Beacon This Sunday
The Bongos front man will appear at the Towne Crier with two other prominent singer-songwriters.
Loving the Transitions, Eclipse-Style
It’s an excellent time to put energy into establishing new patterns in your life. If you’re not entirely sure how to go about that, try focusing on things you truly love to do or have a strong desire to experience more of in the coming months.
Brian Dewan Sings Love Songs in Catskill Tonight
The local musician and inventor will perform a Valentine’s Day set at the Exchange House.
Kidology
A new program for kids ages 2-5 at the Red Hook Public Library pairs kids’ natural curiosity with the scientific method, every Tuesday morning.
Hudson Event Focuses on Vintage Indian Music and Live Rock
Author and record collector Rob Millis will discuss his book/compilation Indian Talking Machine, followed by performances by three experimental rock acts.
Full Moon Mandala: Eclipse Action
The key is for you to be aware enough to engage actively with the representative situations in your life—both personal and collective.
Jeremy Kelly (1980-2017)
The boldly experimental Hudson Valley noise musician passed away last week.
Parenting Guru Comes to Merritt Bookstore
On Saturday, February 11th, meet the author and talk parenting with Joanna Faber at Merritt Bookstore in Millbrook.
Why Ice Storms Aren’t Cool: Forest Service Scientist to Discuss Research on Deadly Winter Storms
Dr. Lindsey Rustad will be at the Cary Institute Friday, February 10 at 7pm to discuss her teams Experimental Ice Storm experiment. x
Express Yourself and Get Down to Business
Painter discusses Aquarius’ Sun and what it means in relation to politics and life.
Uptown Mardi Gras at BSP Kingston
Don’t miss your chance t party likes it’s 1999 (in New Orleans) at this year’s Mardi Gras celebration at BSP Kingston on Feb 24th at 8pm.
Nightlife Highlights: Al Di Meola
On February 26, Al Di Meola comes to the Paramount Hudson Valley for a night of unchained guitar glory.
Larry Beinhart’s Body Politic: Some Free Truths About Free Trade
Larry Beinhart’s views on who is right about the future of Free Trade: Trump or the economics professionals.
Man Up: Expanding Our Definition of Masculinity
Within the worlds of sports and scouting, there are programs that offer alternative definitions of what it takes to be a man.
CD Review: The Lazy Suns “Bar Music Hotel”
Michael Eck reviews Bar Hotel Music by The Lazy Suns
Art of Business: Mini of Dutchess
Thinking of getting a new car? Take a look at Mini of Dutchess.
Post Road Brew House
Foodies welcome here! Make sure you get to the CIA’s new popup restaurant opening Feb 16.
CD Review: Lincoln Mayorga/Harmonie Ensemble/Steve Richman “George Gershwin: As American in Paris, Concerto in F”
John Burdick reviews George Gershwin: An American in Paris, Concerto in F by Lincoln Mayorga/Harmonie Ensemble/Steven Richman
Art of Business: Horse Leap
Have an interest in all things horses? Check out Horse Leap in eastern Dutchess County.
Pawling, Patterson and Dover
Three historic communities that straddle the southeastern Dutchess and northeastern Putnam Counties along the Connecticut border.
Art of Business: Catskill Art & Office Supply
Owner, Paul Solis-Cohen, speaks to over three decades of success for Catskill Art & Office Supply.
Eaglefest at Boscobel
Grab your binoculars and head out to Eaglefest in Garrison on Feb 12th from 9am-4pm.
The Comfortably Uncomfortable Chloe Caldwell
Chloe Caldwell refers to her latest book of essays, “I’ll Tell You in Person”.
Art of Business: Le Shag
Kingston’s Fair Street is home to the full-service beauty salon Le Shag, where the focus is to have you walk out feeling stunning.
Horoscopes: Aries
ARIES (March 20-April 19) The great adventure has begun. The times, they are a-changin’. And who are you really? That’s the journey, and that’s what you are ready to discover. You have so many possibilities, and yet you so often approach life the same way. You’re under some intense pressure to set yourself free. But…
KT Tunstall at Daryl’s House February 26
Is KT Tunstall the one for you? Journey to Daryl’s House in Pawling, NY on Feb 26 at 7pm to find out!
Book Review: Scratch:Writers, Money, and Art of Making a Living
A book review of editor’s Manjula Martin’s Scratch: Writers, Money, and Art of Making a Living. Featuring essays by and interviews with 33 talented writers.
Pawling House Bed & Breakfast
Near the heart of Pawling Villiage sits the historic Pawling House Bed and Breakfast.
The Way We Look to Us All
Eric Coppolino ponders the difference between fraud and fantasy for the Trump administration and what exactly is the appropriate response to the Trump phenomenon.
Jason Ladanye at Bridge Street Theatre Feb 19
Jason Ladanye brings “Cons, Cheats & Scams” to the Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill on Feb 16 at 2pm.
Book Review: Back Rooms: Voices from the Illegal Abortion Era
A book review of Messner and May’s Back Rooms: Voices from the Illegal Abortion. Personal testimonies in regards to abortion.
Poem: Twenty Things To Say To A Police Officer When He Asks, “Do You Know Why I Pulled You Over?”
A poem by Matthew J. Spireng
Parting Shot: Lisa Durfee
Lisa Durfee’s documentation of unnoticed parts of shabby chic Hudson currently being shown at the Hudson Opera House.
The Fleshtones at Quinn’s Feb 5th
The Fleshtones play Quinn’s in Beacon on February 5.
Book Reviews: Short Takes
February doesn’t have to be consumed with celebrating presidents and Valentines-explore some forgotten history and learn about spiritual and physical health with this month’s hand-picked selection of books.
RUPCO’s Lace Mill: Collaborative Catalyst
A positive effect on the community can come from artists having a space with the opportunity to inspire and collaborate with one another; Rupco’s Lace Mill is one of those spaces.
The Women’s March on Washington: Resistance is Fertile
Garay recaps DC’s Women March and provides personal accounts from women who were in attendance.
“Between I & Thou” at Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art
“Between I &Thou”, an art show with pieces from artists all over the world, runs from February 4 to December 17 at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill.
Toxins, Be Gone
The search for pure in a tainted world. Two local beauty companies pave the way.
Hudson Valley Wedding Venues: Space to Dream
Discover the expert hospitality you need to make your wedding happen in the Hudson Valley, no matter how chill or luxe it may be.
James Bagwell: Super Conductor
From Corner, Alabama comes Bard college professor James Bagwell. Bagwell was once a farmer, like his father before him and is now a leading classical conductor.
Cinnamon: Understated Authentic
Cinnamon comfortably sweeps aside American notions of what an Indian restaurant “should be,” carving out its own identity.
Nightlife Highlights:Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox
Join Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on February 7.
Nightlife Highlights: Joe Crookston
Joe Crookston brings his intriguingly pitched “Imagine Nation” to Irvington Town Hall Theater on February 4.
Barn Weddings: A Primer
Choosing a renovated barn could be better than your traditional banquet hall, so here’s some advice to make sure your wedding goes off without a hitch.
Nightlife Highlights: Buffy Sainte-Marie
In a rare and overdue visit to our region on February 24, Buffy Saint-Marie makes a stop at Bearsville Theater.
Editor’s Note: An Inauguration Memory
Brian Mahoney reflects on childhood memories of Ronald Reagan’s Inauguration.
Live Piano Karaoke at Market Market
Mix it up and join musical composer, Paul Leschen, at karaoke with a classical twist February 25 at Market Market in Rosendale.
Nightlife Highlights: Steven Bernstein’s Universal Melody Brass Band
Bernstein brings his multihorned Meloday Brass Band to the Hunter Center on February 4.
While You Were Sleeping
The world’s eight richest billionaires, President Obama cemented environmental legacy, the United Record Pressing Plant is expanding, and the recent news you may have missed.
The Winter Hoot Returns
The friendliest family-friendly festival, the Winter Hoot, happens this weekend at the Ashokan Center in Olivebridge.
