General Arts & Culture
As in regions all around the world have been doing since the coronavirus pushed into them into quarantine, the Hudson Valley arts scene has, for the interim, migrated to the internet.
By Peter Aaron
May 7, 2020
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General Arts & Culture
COVID-19 closures have caused intense economic pressure on artists, who rely largely on gigs rather than fixed employment. Here are three new funding opportunities for creative professionals in New York.
By Abby Foster
May 2, 2020
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General Arts & Culture
Local creatives talk about what the future looks like for their arts organizations on the other side of the crisis.
By Peter Aaron
May 1, 2020
Tags: covid-19 coronavirus
General Arts & Culture
From Visual Art to Music and Cocktails, Your Weekend's Virtual Event Calendar Delivered
Five online events to attend this week in the Hudson Valley.
By Nadine Cafaro
Apr 30, 2020
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Coronavirus
With a partially furloughed and work-at-home staff, the Kingston art manufacturing company Lite Brite Neon is keeping the lights burning throughout the COVID-19 shutdown.
By Peter Aaron
Apr 8, 2020
Tags: Hudson Valley, Lite Brite, neon, art, COVID-19, Video
General Arts & Culture
We're impressed and grateful for the creative pivots Hudson Valley businesses have been taking to ride out this COVID-19 storm. As always, crisis seems to breed ingenuity. Here are some of our favorite COVID-19 business pivots.
By Marie Doyon
Apr 2, 2020
Tags: covid-19 coronavirus quarantine small business local business local economy
General Arts & Culture
With social distancing measures and the country on lockdown until at least the end of April, Hudson Valley entertainment and music venues struggle to stay afloat, working to pivot while grappling with an unknown future.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Apr 1, 2020
Tags: covid-19 entertainment venues music venues Web Only
General Arts & Culture
However you decide to spend your indeterminately long reprieve from society, there may be no better mental health booster than getting outdoors. If we can’t get back to reality we can at least get back to nature. Here are 7 social distancing-compliant outdoor activities you can do in the Hudson Valley to get you out of the house and stop you from going stir-crazy.
By Jamie Larson
Mar 19, 2020
Tags: coronavirus quarantine social distancing self isolation outdoor activities Web Only
General Arts & Culture
From Live-Streaming Cultural Events to Ordering a Novel from the Local Bookstore, Your Brain Will Thank Us for These Enriching Suggestions
COVID-19 social distancing measures probably means you're spending a whole lot of time in the house. Getting stir-crazy stuck inside and looking for things to fill the hours? While switching on Netflix is always a tempting option, we've rounded up some more enriching ways to spend your time at home, from shopping online to support local businesses to going for a hike, to live-streaming an opera from the Met.
By Marie Doyon
Mar 19, 2020
Tags: coronavirus quarantine covid-19 stay at home social distancing
General Arts & Culture
Main Street Needs You More than Ever
Our local independent business community is the savory seasoning that makes te Hudson Valley lifestyle superb. Here are some ways we can support them during this odd moment of social distancing and staying in..
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Mar 18, 2020
Tags: coronavirus covid-19 pandemic local business shop local Web Only
General Arts & Culture
Here are some rejuvenating events involving art, film, theater, poetry, and live music
By Peter Aaron
Mar 11, 2020
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General Arts & Culture
By 1860—in the wake of the Great Famine—some 200,000 Irish folk made up a quarter of the New York City population, meaning there were more Irish living in New York than in Dublin.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Mar 11, 2020
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