General Arts & Culture
The masks are (mostly) off, live events are back, and businesses are open. Here are 6 exciting signs that some semblance of normality is returning to the Hudson Valley after over a year of pandemic precautions.
By Marie Doyon
Jun 19, 2021
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Restaurants
The Dig on Millerton's Main Street sells pantry staples, smoothies, sweet and savory crepes on weekends, and has a daily changing breakfast and lunch menu. The Dig has become a hub for the work of local artists as well as a community gathering place, hosting food-themed events featuring traditional dishes made by locals, live music, and artist pop-ups.
By Naomi Shammash
Jun 18, 2021
Tags: restaurant millerton
General Arts & Culture
Juneteenth marks the official end of slavery in America on June 19, 1865. Today, the holiday focuses on Black achievements and culture, recognition of inequality and systemic racism in the United States, and the ongoing fight for equal rights. 2021 brings an expanded list of ways to celebrate Black freedom and to reckon with the racial past and present of the United States.
By Naomi Shammash
Jun 14, 2021
Tags: juneteenth BLM
Festivals
This June 13, 20, and 27, the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History hosts its ninth annual Kingston Multicultural Festival. Participants will be able to watch performances by dancers, musicians, and poets from diverse backgrounds in the TR Gallo Park gazebo. There will be pop-up eateries, each with their own informational posters about the history and culture of the food they’re making and serving. Central to this year's festival is the Worry Dolls Project, or "Proyecto Muñecas Quitapenas" in Spanish, a Guatemalan craft tradition brought to over 700 local Kingston students.
By Naomi Shammash
Jun 7, 2021
Tags: Festival Kingston Web Only
General Arts & Culture
This month, as the weather warms, we make note of several area arts venues that are cautiously reopening under New York State guidelines, congratulate an award-winning upstate filmmaker, and observe the passing of a musical maverick.
By Peter Aaron
May 1, 2021
Tags: Artists Museum Art Exhibits Hudson Valley Mass MoCA Guggenheim PS21
General Arts & Culture
How Galleries Are Managing the Pandemic
Although COVID forced the Hudson Valley's arts community to change the ways it reaches its audience, 2020 was not such a bad year.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Apr 1, 2021
Tags: Art Gallery COVID-19 2020
General Arts & Culture
Gallery listings plus highlights from standout exhibitions around the region, including Lisa Winika at the Queen City 15 gallery, Will Squibb at D'arcy Simpson Art Works, and Bruce Cahn at Lockwood Gallery.
By Chronogram Staff
Apr 1, 2021
Tags: Art Exhibits Art Gallery Art Museum
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The masks are (mostly) off, live events are back, and businesses are open. Here are 6 exciting signs that some semblance of normality is returning to the Hudson Valley after over a year of pandemic precautions.
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The Dig on Millerton's Main Street sells pantry staples, smoothies, sweet and savory crepes on weekends, and has a daily changing breakfast and lunch menu. The Dig has become a hub for the work of local artists as well as a community gathering place, hosting food-themed events featuring traditional dishes made by locals, live music, and artist pop-ups.
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Jun 18, 2021
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