From jazz to indie rock to bluegrass and Americana, the Hudson Valley has a vibrant music scene with venues for every vibe and genre. Check here for the latest info on local upcoming live music, album releases, and interviews with the artists.
General Arts & Culture
Conversation about immigrants’ rights, musical events, and holiday hubbub—as always, there are so many happenings here in the region to work into to your itinerary. COMMUNITY
By Peter Aaron
Dec 4, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, live music, concerts, family fun, Kingston, New York, Colombia County, MASS MoCA, Berkshires Video
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Six Hudson Valley live gigs to pencil in for December 2019, from Amy Helm’s Holiday Express to Xylouris White.
By Peter Aaron
Dec 1, 2019
Tags: live hudson valley
General Arts & Culture
Thanksgiving is upon us. That means the holiday shopping season has been hammering us for a month, so far. Here’s a smattering of upcoming, holiday-themed Hudson Valley happenings, along with a couple of musical chestnuts, to gobble up.
By Peter Aaron
Nov 27, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to, festivals, live music, concerts, Hudson, Troy, Kingston, Bethel Woods, New York, Woodstock, holiday events, train ride, Polar Express, parade, family fun, Tracy Grammer, Phoenicia Video
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The Staged Solo Show Debuts 11/23 at Phoenicia Playhouse
On November 23, local musician Robert Burke Warren (aka Uncle Rock) will debut his new autobiographical one-man show, "Redheaded Friend." The 70-minute musical memoir tells the tale of RBW’s life from his adolescence searching for fellowship and courage in a group of latchkey kids, southern belles, and thrift-store crossdressers, to becoming bass player to pre-fame RuPaul, to his career-defining stint in Manhattan.
By Tom Stephens
Nov 20, 2019
Tags: robert burke warren phoenicia playhouse redheaded friend Web Only
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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
General Arts & Culture
The weather is turning colder, but we’ve got all of your hot Hudson Valley action right here. Readings, rock ’n’ roll, and renewable energy—plus more!
By Peter Aaron
Nov 13, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, live music, readings, New York, Albany, concerts, Tarrytown, Kingston, Woodstock, Mary Stuart, Janis Joplin, Rolling Stones, Ramones, Holly George-Warren, books Video
General Arts & Culture
November’s Hudson Valley cornucopia brings jazz, film, maritime model making, a celebrated explorer and TV host, and—despite Halloween being last week—more zombies!
By Peter Aaron
Nov 6, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, live music, film, jazz, Josh Gates, UPAC, Ulster Performing Arts Center, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, family fun, zombie fest, Beacon, Kingston, New York, Rosendale, Stone Ridge Video
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From jazz to indie rock to bluegrass and Americana, the Hudson Valley has a vibrant music scene with venues for every vibe and genre. Check here for the latest info on local upcoming live music, album releases, and interviews with the artists.