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On the cover of the December 2022 issue, a colorful photo by Ghent-based artist William Bullard.
The hot Afrobeat group will play at the center’s Club B10 space.
The seasonal artisan food and produce series will run through late April.
The archive includes rare images and unearthed recordings.
Alexandra Horowitz talks about puppy development prior to an appearance in Kingston on December 16.
The heat is turned up this month. It may be wise to postpone big decisions until you’re on firmer ground in January.
“Jack Whitten: The Greek Alphabet Paintings” at Dia: Beacon captures a turning point in the artist’s career.
Perhaps its time to leave aside that sense of obligation and embrace your personal freedom
Listening recommendations from singer/songwriter Sarah Perrotta.
In the risk/reward balance, luck is on your side! Try something new.
Besty Maury reviews Beaverland: How One Weird Rodent Made America by Leila Philip. Plus short reviews of Santa Doesn’t Need Your Help by Kevin Maher; Solace and Sanctuary: the Ashokan’s Enduring Gifts by Kate McLouhglin and Gail Straub; Everything Else is Bric-a-Brac: Notes on Home by Akiko Busch; Design Flaw: Stories by Hugh Sheehy; and…
You may get some relief from self-doubt this month as you access new insights and realizations. Make space for them.
Michael Eck reviews Michael Bisio’s new album Inimitable and Michael Bisio and Matthew Shipp’s record Flow of Everything.
There is beauty in acknowledging reality. Acknowledge your needs—there is nothing to be ashamed of.
Mike Cobb reviews Slambovian Circus of Dreams’s new album A Very Unusual Head.
You will be empowered to reup your mind-body connection this month. Rest up and take care of yourself.
Brian K. Mahoney watches the sunrise.
Poems by Vernon Benjamin, Ryan Brennan, John Grey, Mike Jurkovic, Margaret Medina, Branden Parisella, E. Pinter, Carson Pytell, Marlene Tartaglione, and Christian Walker. Edited by Phillip X Levine.
Get ready to get un-stuck. Tell the truths and deal with the fall out. The only way forward is through.
One of the biggest publishers of artist books in the US, Rosendale-based feminist art collective Women’s Studio Workshop tells its own story.
Jason Stern wonders what the world really is.
The heady mix of delusion and denial has been quaffed as we look toward a whole new and highly energizing phase.
These Hudson Valley food pop-ups are a fleeting culinary treat, catch them before they go on break for winter.
Recent restaurant openings across the region include Edgewood and Tortilla Taco Bar Uptown.
Jason Broome reviews Kenny Roby’s self-titled album.
Artist Suzi Edwards takes a prefab home and make it her own spiritual retreat on the outskirts of Rhinebeck.
From live shows by Pokey Lafarge and Darlene Love to holiday classics, new and old, like Unsilent Night and A Christmas Carol, there are plenty of things to do this December in the Hudson Valley.
A gift guide for the cannabis lover in your life.
Dr. Livia Santiago-Rosado, Commissioner for the Department of Behavioral and Community Health in Dutchess County, talks about expanding health access.
Leave behind victim mode. It’s time for heart healing and fresh starts.
The No Ring Circus takes the stage at Hudson Brewing in January for a grand-scale sideshow (new date).
Time to get creative by externalizing the wisdom you’ve earned in the past year.
David Simpatico’s “Wilde About Whitman” will be performed as a staged reading at the Stissing Center in Pine Plains December 18.
Look closely at your choices to take ownership of them. Adjust if needed.
Main Street is bustling once again in Catskill as new businesses open to meet a surge in demand for retail.
Poetry submitted by Chronogram readers and published in March 2022.
