Magus
Carey Harrison’s play Magus is staged at the Rhinebeck Center for Performing Arts.
Serene Retreat: Millbrook
Jesse Ordansky visits the quiet and unassuming town in eastern Dutchess County.
CD Review: Happy Madness
Robert Burke Warren reviews The Gypsy Nomads’ Happy Madness.
American Symphony Orchestra
The American Symphony Orchestra continues its Beethoven series at Bard.
Offally Good: Cooking from Snout to Tail
Peter Barrett cooks snout to tail with Chef Rich Reeve, formerly of Elephant in Kingston.
Eamon Grennan’s Life Studies
Nina Shengold talks with poet and resident alien Eamon Grennan.
The Photographs of Patrick Harbron
Patrick Harbron talks rock and roll photography with Jay Blotcher.
Local Luminary: Marianne Schnall
An interview with co-founder and executive director of Feminist.com about her recently published collection Daring to be Ourselves
Short Takes: February 2011
Women share their stories with the world in many different ways, from suburban follies and nontraditional widowhood to the Divine Mother.
Be My Valentine
Eric Francis Coppolino on how views of polyamory have changed. Plus horoscopes.
Esteemed Reader: January 2011
Jason Stern reflects on morning routines and eternal recurrence.
Parting Shot: China Jorrin
Photographs from China Jorrin’s Hudson River Psychiatric Center series.
Editor’s Note: Run for Covers
Brian Mahoney discusses Chronogram‘s most iconic attribute: its covers
Psychotherapy Today
Despite its sometimes unflattering depictions in film and on stage, psychotherapy is a powerful process of healing and growth. Lorrie Klosterman talks with local practitioners about new methods of therapy that are being employed to aid personal fulfillment.
While You Were Sleeping: February 2012
Muslims guard Christians in Egypt, teen birth rate falls, one in six Americans are poor according to census figures, and more you may have missed.
Book Review: The Diviner’s Tale
Marx Dorrity reviews The Diviner’s Tale by Bradford Morrow.
The Economics of Happiness
Writer, linguist, and activist Helena Norberg-Hodge talks with Brian K. Mahoney.
First Thursday Hosted by Shana Falana
Shana Falana hosts Market Market’s first Thursday showcase night.
Ding, Ding! The Middle Way Wins Again
Bethany Saltman on Momma Zen vs. Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother.
Book Review: The Present Giver
Anne Pyburn Craig reviews The Present Giver: A Memoir by Bar Scott.
Hidden Jewels: Sugar Loaf and Warwick
David Neilsen takes the pulse of twin artistic communities in Orange County.
Campus Life: 150 Years Later at Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
150 Years Later opens at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar.
The Amorphous iPad of the Media
Larry Beinhart on the distinction between Wikileaks and the New York Times.
Nixon in China
Time & Space Limited presents “Nixon in China” on three dates in February.
Kane Brothers Blues Band
Kane Brothers Blues Band hit Bearsville Theater on February 26.
Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson
Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson performs at the Towne Crier Cafe in Pawling.
