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Courtenay Williams and Kai Lee have spent more than a decade “creating environments, transforming spaces, strengthening context, and shaping experiences.” As the award-winning duo behind Small Bands of Misbehavior—a production design, art direction, and creative direction studio based out of New York and Los Angeles—they’ve taken their talents in creative problem solving and storytelling to enhance branding for clients ranging from Lululemon and Bank of America to Google and Sesame Street. This all means, of course, that they work in the realm of multimedia—commercials, photo shoots, graphics, television, and film—but they also leverage their instincts as artists to lend their talents to custom fabrication, experiential marketing, art installations, and live events.
By Small Bands of Misbehavior and Chronogram Staff
Oct 11, 2019
Tags: production artist exhibition art class sculpture production multimedia Web Only Sponsored Content
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An indie rock icon, some innovative abstract sculpture, a 1920s silent horror film, and chances to dig some blues while cruising the Hudson and sample some craft beer at the 1969 Woodstock Festival site. See all of these event picks below—and see our event listings for more fun fall fare.
By Peter Aaron
Oct 8, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to do, Woodstock, Kingston, Beacon, Hudson, New York, art, gallery openings, galleries, film, movies, live music, concerts, festivals, craft beer, wine, Hudson River, cruises Video
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Add these plum picks to your Fun Stuff to Do This Month list: a street festival, live music, a gallery opening, and a whale of a one-man show.
By Peter Aaron
Oct 2, 2019
Tags: Events, Hudson Valley, things to do, art, gallery openings, feativals, theatre, theater, plays, live music, concerts, jazz, Kingston, New York, Beacon, Hudson Video
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An exciting guide of happening this October.
By Chronogram Staff
Oct 1, 2019
Tags: theater art festivals comedy
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Laughs, libations, and live music, what else do you need? How about some garlic on that? It's all here in this week’s grab bag of local goodness.
By Peter Aaron
Sep 18, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, festivals, food, beer, live music, Woodstock, comedy, family fun Video
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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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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
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Amy Helm talks about her father’s legacy and the annual event he inspired.
Amy Helm talks about her father’s legacy and the annual event he inspired.
By Peter Aaron
Aug 21, 2019
Tags: Dirt Farmer Festival, music festivals, Hudson Valley, Woodstock, New York, Levon Hlem, Many Helm, live music, Dr. John, Hurley, Arrowood Farm, Brewery, events, folk, the Band Video Sponsored Content Web Only
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Everything from drag shows to live music to feats of aerial derring do—we’ve got it all for you this month, right here and right now.
By Peter Aaron
Aug 14, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, festivals, live music, food, air shows, Blue Angels, Woodstock, Kingston, BSP, 5.6.7.8s, Grillsdale, Hillsdale, craft beer, Stewart International Airport, Newburgh, family fun, Bard College, Spiegeltent, cabaret, drag Video
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As August takes root, head to one—or all—of these attractive area events.
By Peter Aaron
Aug 7, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, festivals, Woodstock, New York, crafts, live music, concerts, nature, outdoors, theater, theatre, comedy, Shadowland Stages, Ellenville, Kingston
General Arts & Culture
As August takes root, head to one—or all—of these attractive area events.
By Peter Aaron
Aug 7, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, festivals, Woodstock, New York, crafts, live music, concerts, nature, outdoors, theater, theatre, comedy, Shadowland Stages, Ellenville, Kingston Video
General Arts & Culture
Art, Bodies & Self-Love With Emily Ritz
The creator of “Lumpland,” artist Emily Ritz explores self-love and healing through ceramics, work on paper, and music.
By Lynn Woods
Aug 1, 2019
Tags: Lumpland Emily Ritz art music Slideshow
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