General Arts & Culture
Black History Month events, plus film, live music, theater, and more.
By Peter Aaron
Feb 12, 2020
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to do, live music, movies, film, climate change, theater, theatre, plays, concerts Video
Film
Cats are always on trend, and never more than in the New York Cat Film Festival.
By Peter Aaron
Jan 1, 2020
Tags: cats cat festival New York Video
Film
2020 will be a standout year at Sundance for our own dear Hollywood-on-the-Hudson. No less than five indie films with strong local connections will premiere,,and Hudson Valley Film Commission founder and director Laurent Rejto is a very happy man. "We hope it will help many of the filmmakers find distribution," he says, "and that it will attract many more low budget indie productions to our region." Plans for 2020 filming are still hush-hush, but here are the local productions that made the Sundance cut.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Dec 27, 2019
Tags: Sundance Fiilm Festival Hudson Valley Comission new independent s Hudson Valley production industry Web Only
General Arts & Culture
ZZ Top on the big screen, photographer Elliott Landy, the return of Farm & Flea, and more. Stuff your Thanksgiving-month schedule with these savory events.
By Peter Aaron
Nov 20, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, live music, concerts, movies, film, Woodstock, Elliott Landy, Bob Dylan, The band, Albany, the Egg, Rosendale, New York, ZZ Top, Hudson, Basilica, Farm & Flea, market, crafts, festivals, shopping, artisan Video
Film
Once again, here’s your weekly curated tip sheet of great things to do in our region. Art, music, film, and wine are in the hopper this time around, so mark your datebook and enjoy!
By Peter Aaron
Sep 25, 2019
Tags: events festivals Bethel Woods Video
General Arts & Culture
The weather’s fine as autumn looms on the horizon, so check out this curated rundown of cool things to do in the 845 and the 518.
By Peter Aaron
Aug 28, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, film, movies, live music, concerts, Woodstock, festivals, vintage car shows, Kingston, Cornwall, upstate, New York, family fun Video
Film
Journalist Amy Wu tries to inspire and encourage a new generation of women entrepreneurs working on the forefront between farming and science with her new documentary film.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Jun 1, 2019
Tags: Amy Wu From Farms to Incubators
Film
A Q and A with Laurent Rejto, the founder of the Woodstock Film Festival and the Hudson Valley Film Commission.
By Marie Doyon
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Laurent Rejto Hudson Valley Commission
Film
A Closer Look at the Adversity Facing Women in the Culinary World
Despite the antiquated aphorism, “a woman’s place is in the kitchen,” fewer than 7 percent of head chefs and restaurant owners in the US are female. Filmmaker Joanna James grew up watching her mother battle her way through one challenge after another.
By Marie Doyon
Feb 27, 2019
Tags: Video
Film
Callicoon-Based Actor to Star and Co-Produce the Mini Series "I Know This Much is True"
Between April 1 and September 30, HBO will film a new six-episode mini series in the Hudson Valley. Entitled "I Know This Much Is True," the TV series will star Mark Ruffalo in the dual role of twin brothers. An open casting call will be held from 11am-4pm, Saturday, February 23, at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center,
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Feb 14, 2019
Tags: hudson valley industry Web Only
Film
Dust Bowl Faeries Take Over the Catskill Soundstage for a Surreal Circus Video
On Saturday, February 2, Hudson-based band Dust Bowl Faeries will debut “Zebra,” a surreal new music video, which was filmed and produced at Lumberyard.
By Marie Doyon
Feb 1, 2019
Tags: lumberyard dust bowl faeries soundstage Web Only Video
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