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September brings a cornucopia of enticing events in the Hudson Valley. Here’s a handful, just for you.
By Peter Aaron
Sep 11, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, Woodstock, New York, NY, Kingston, Rosendale, art, live music, Deerhunter, BSP, festivals, classic cars, car shows, Mueller Report, Poughkeepsie, Mary Gauthier, folk, Rosendale Cafe, concerts Video
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Once again, the region is ripe with intriguing events to add to your calendar.
By Peter Aaron
Sep 7, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, festivals, food, wine, craft beer, Bard College, Salman Rushdie, literary events, readings, Rhinebeck, Bew York, live music, concerts, jazz, Kingston, folk music, dance, New Paltz, Denizen Theatre, activities Video
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A roundup of six regional cookbooks spanning artisanal
breadmaking, plant-based cuisine, sauce-making, and the inspired reinvention of leftovers.
By Marie Doyon
Sep 1, 2019
Tags: book reviews cookbooks recipe
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From a riotously funny first-person novel set in a fictional Dutchess County prison to an apocalyptic survivor story to a canine-friendly kids book, here are seven short book reviews for June reading.
By Chronogram Staff
Jun 1, 2019
Tags: summer reading book review
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From a vegetable gardening how-to book to an anthology of stories on lived changed by chance to a heart-racing novel about a government scandal, six short book reviews.
By Shrien Alshabasy
May 1, 2019
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Brian Turk reviews Richard Nelson's three-part play cycle, The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family.
By Brian Turk
May 1, 2019
Tags: The Gabriels Richard Nelson book review
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A conversation with poet Gretchen Primack about her recent book of poems, Visiting Days, and her work with bringing poetry into prisons.
By Jane Vick
Apr 1, 2019
Tags: Gretchen Primack poetry
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From a nail-biting gothic thriller to a comical memoir by caterer to the stars Mary Giuliani to a dystopian novel about post-Trump America under Russian rule, seven short book reviews.
By Brian Turk and Chronogram Staff
Apr 1, 2019
Tags: book review
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From Cathleen Bell, author of seven YA novels, comes this Odyssey-like short story about a woman awaiting her husband’s return.
By Cathleen Bell
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Cathleen Bell short story
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From Gurdjieff reconsidered to a manifesto for black farmers, seven short book reviews.
By Chronogram Staff
Mar 1, 2019
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Amir Ziv founded the Living Arts Apprenticeship Program (LAAP) in 2005 at his rural home-studio in the Catskill mountains. The organization offers a range of single art form and interdisciplinary programs that focus on drum-set and harmonic rhythm study, visual arts, music composition, and aikido. LAAP is currently accepting applications for its upcoming Drumming and Music Composition Cross-Disciplinary Apprenticeship, which will take place January 4-10, 2020.
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Not everyone has access to viewing or creating art; the Cornell Creative Arts Center in Kingston hopes to change that by offering accessible, all-inclusive ceramics lessons.
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