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For a new exhibit at Mother Gallery in Beacon, contemporary artist Karsten Krejcarek and others work under the assumption that time is non-linear, reality is amorphous, and dimensions are permeable.
(Spanish language translation available) Here is our follow-up on Monday’s story, “Undocumented in the Hudson Valley,” after reporter Michael Frank finally got to talk with Luis Martinez, that story’s main subject. Despite rumors circulated on Facebook that he was no longer on a list to be deported, his attorney, Cheryl David, said it wasn’t true.…
The pianist and scholar will hold forth on the German composer on April 14.
The New England-based band will appear with M’Bollo and Datura Road at BSP on Friday.
The story you are about to read has been a moving target. It’s about the pending deportation of Luis Martinez, a New Paltz, New York businessman who was arrested by ICE on January 16 and imprisoned at Orange County Jail in Goshen, New York. The attorneys arguing to prevent the forced exile requested an early…
News of a partial lineup for the August anniversary festival has been leaked via Variety and Billboard magazines.
Are low vaccination rates endangering Hudson Valley communities? Several recent measles outbreaks suggest the answer is yes—and the issue is becoming increasingly fraught, as alarmed public health officials and legislators clash with a vocal contingent of anti-vaccine parents over the best way to protect children’s health. This year, the World Health Organization named ‘vaccine hesitancy’ as…
The experimental guitarist will perform on March 24.
The film will chronicle the phenomenon of the Greenwich resident and spoken word performer’s beloved zine, The Duplex Planet.
With the planetary climate steadily warming because of carbon emissions, it’s no surprise that spring is coming earlier to the Northeast. For decades, the timing of the early signs of spring has been shifting ever so slightly earlier: the first migrating birds, the first blooms on apple trees. Spring now regularly arrives a week or…
The jazz band will kick off a concert series at St. John’s Church on March 23.
The Sean Lennon drummer will appear at Tubby’s and Quinn’s this month.
Cutting tax deals with businesses to lure them to a place is a common practice, from remote rural counties to bustling metropolises. But does it work? Originally born out of negotiations between cities and large nonprofits like universities and hospitals, PILOT (Payment In Lieu Of Taxes) agreements have become increasingly common in the for-profit world.…
The Beatle will bring his All Star Band to the week-long festival on August 16.
Catskill Point Marina and Restaurant goes up for sale.
Indian Ridge Campground goes on the market for $829K.
Our publisher Jason Stern questions perception and hyparxis through the electromagnetic spectrum and beyond.
Michael Eck reviews Bright City Lights by Rebecca Haviland and Whiskey Heart.
Fifty-one years after abandoning art, Charlotte Posenenske has a retrospective at Dia: Beacon.
Our editor Brian Mahoney shares how his family immigrated to America in the 20’s and how America is essentially a nation of immigrants.
Reappropriating the three stories of a former Odd Fellows Temple, artist Kelli Bickman has created a vibrant live/work/gallery space.
Carole Kunstadt’s textural sculpture deconstructs familiar shapes and vessels and reassembles them in provocative new configurations.
A Q and A with Laurent Rejto, the founder of the Woodstock Film Festival and the Hudson Valley Film Commission.
A roundup of Hudson Valley home goods stores at a range price points, just in time for your spring refresh.
Your attention and approval are your most valuable resources: Dispense them wisely and with discretion.
Changes are coming to Newburgh in the form of a community art space.
Lorelai Kude scans the skies and plots our horoscopes for March.
Puzzle pieces you’ve been searching for are intuitively uncovered March 23-24.
News stories you might have missed last month.
Put fiery indignation to work March 7-8, directing your umbrage to the root of all injustice.
From Cathleen Bell, author of seven YA novels, comes this Odyssey-like short story about a woman awaiting her husband’s return.
What’s to come in the next ‘Woodstock Book Festival’ which turns 10 this year.
Evaluate the practical cost of passion March 27-29.
Larry Beinhart lays out the Amazon deal in New York and crunches the numbers.
From Gurdjieff reconsidered to a manifesto for black farmers, seven short book reviews.
A confluence of equestrian tourism, the arts, and dedicated entrepreneurs have kept the quaint waterfront town of Saugerties on its toes.
Sitting on banks of the Hudson River, Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa in Milton offers many attractions in one place.
You are about to undergo an extended personal remodel and renovation job.
A new communication opportunity enables both your persuasive abilities and your outreach to the like-minded.
A conversation with Liberty Bistro chef/owner Michael Kelly as he prepares to expand the restaurant.
Find the missing, overlooked, or ignored data to discover where the black holes in your decision-making are located.
Choose conscious optimism for optimum healing power this month!
Four places to sip and sup in the Hudson Valley this March.
Issues of power and control clash with deeply embedded emotional truths this month.
A selection of poems submitted by readers and edited by Phillip X. Levine.
At Gaskin’s, the Ox Eye cocktail offers a smoky mezcal play on the classic margarita.
Long-term loyalties without reciprocal investment come up for review.
Chronogram arts editor and co-author of Richie Ramone’s new autobiography, Peter Aaron, speaks with the rockstar about the new book, plus an excerpt.
Peter Aaron reviews of Verdancy by David Garland.
Trust your own good sense to lead you to the right conclusions even if you feel inadequately informed.
The Ashokan Center is the perfect setting for that winter wedding fantasy.
Mike Campbell reviews Fade Out by Girl Gaze.
A guide to Hudson Valley art exhibits for February.
Eight Cultural Events to check out in March.
James Keepnews reviews London Live by Jeff “Siege” Siegel Quartet.
Six live music shows to pencil in, from Hiroya Tsukamoto to Gogol Bordello.
Wellness editor Wendy Kagan explores the culture around the life-saving act of organ donation.
On March 16 the Hudson Valley Philharmonic String Competition returns to Bard.
Woodstock-based artist Bill Durkin has spent more than 30 years in pursuit of the scaly luminescence that so entranced him as a child.
SUNY New Paltz stages a 1975 Tony nominated choreopoem by Ntozake Shange.
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