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November Activities in the Hudson Valley

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

Doug Motel Reveals Multifaceted Talent in "Shiva Arms" at Denizen Theatre

In his one-man show “Shiva Arms,” actor/writer Doug Motel pirouettes through 11 roles and a sine graph of grief and hilarity.

By Matthew Praman-Linton Nov 1, 2019

Tags: Shiva Arms Doug Motel Denizen Theatre New Paltz

When Time Disappears: "JAMOT" A Whimsical Musical at Bridge Street Theatre

With a goose for mayor and a wily Rhymester, the whimsical new musical “JAMOT” playfully explores the nature of time.

By Crispin Kott Nov 1, 2019

Tags: JAMOT Bridge Street Sandra Dutton Scott Petito

Five Fall Festivities in the Hudson Valley

On the ticket in the coming weeks: modern dance, locally made artisan gifts, surreal puppetry, fine jazz, and one of the area’s longest-running food festivals.

By Peter Aaron Oct 23, 2019

Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, festivals, crafts, shopping, wine, live music, concerts, theater, theatre, New York, Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Newburgh, jazz, performance, EMPAC, Troy, Albany, dance Video

Autumnal Activities in the Hudson Valley

The leaves are turning brilliant hues of orange and red. The kids (and the kids at heart) are contemplating their costumes. And all of us are trying to figure out if we need a sweater under that light jacket. It can only mean one thing: Mid-October is upon us. Here’s some stuff to do.

By Peter Aaron Oct 16, 2019

Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, festivals, wine, live music, concerts, Halloween, dance parties, theatre, theater, readings, performance, Woodstock, New York, Kingston Video

Five Fabulous October Events in the Hudson Valley

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

"Underground Railroad Game" at Bard's Fisher Center

Whiplash comedy “Underground Railroad Game” tackles the intersections of slavery, race, and sexism and encourages

By Anna Barton Oct 1, 2019

Tags: Underground Railroad Game Bard College Bard's Fisher Center

A Marriage of Minds: Pollock and Krasner's Relationship Explored at PS21

At PS21 this October, “Pollock” sheds light on the marriage of artists Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner—exploring her art and her life as it relates to her husband's fame

By Melissa Dempsey Oct 1, 2019

Tags: Pollock PS21 Jackson Pollock Lee Krasner jackson pollock paintings lee krasner paintings artist marriages pollock krasner

Denizen Theatre to Announce Selections for Upcoming Winter Season (Sponsored)

DENIZEN Theatre, the non-profit arts organization in New Paltz's Waterstreet Market, has selected three new plays for the '19/'20 Winter Season.After a successful first year, and with eight productions under their belt, DENIZEN's artistic team has been reading submissions in preparation for this winter.

By Samantha Spoto and Denizen Theatre Sep 27, 2019

Tags: Denizen theatre season 2020 winter announcements hudson valley Web Only Sponsored Content

TMI Project's Eva Tenuto on 10 Years of Powerful Storytelling (Q&A)

TMI Project's annual benefit, Voices in Action, will take place on September 21 at BSP Kingston, with a cocktail hour at 7pm and the show at 8pm.

By Marie Doyon Sep 1, 2019

Tags: Eva Tenuto director TMI project TMI Project

The Impossible Dream

A Monologue of Queer Survival

An adaptation of a performed story by Sam Briton, "The Impossible Dream," detailing their childhood experiences with conversion therapy, homophobia, and more.

By Sam Briton Sep 1, 2019

Tags: Sam Briton TMI Project LGBTQ storytelling conversion therapy queer storytelling queer survival stories

Five Fantabulous Events in the Hudson Valley

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

Five Fantabulous Hudson Valley Events

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

Coming Soon to the DENIZEN: "A Picture Paints a Thousand Words" and "Meek" (Sponsored)

As the Denizen theatre celebrates closing night of their run of “White Rabbit Red Rabbit”— a show that celebrates the connections between actor, audience, and (absent) writer— they’re showcasing local visual artists and local non-profit Wild Earth Sunday in exhibition inspired by the show.

By Denizen Theatre Aug 1, 2019

Tags: Theatre New Paltz Denizen theatre Meek Kelly Kitchens Penelope Skinner White Rabbit Red Rabbit Sponsored Content