General Arts & Culture
Here are some rejuvenating events involving art, film, theater, poetry, and live music
By Peter Aaron
Mar 11, 2020
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, actvities, art, live music, concerts, film, documentaries, screenings, theatre, theater, plays, readings, poetry, galleries, openings Video
Theater
Since purchasing the Bearsville Theatre property last August, entrepreneur Lizzie Van has undertaken major renovations to the complex to improve the venue’s acoustics and bring the entire complex, which includes two restaurants and the Radio Woodstock building, back to life.
By Peter Aaron
Mar 1, 2020
Tags: Lizzie Van Bearsville Theatre
General Arts & Culture
Visual art, a prize-winning author, performance, and live music.
By Peter Aaron
Feb 19, 2020
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to do, Bard College, concerts, live music, readings, art, folk Video
General Arts & Culture
Black History Month events, plus film, live music, theater, and more.
By Peter Aaron
Feb 12, 2020
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to do, live music, movies, film, climate change, theater, theatre, plays, concerts Video
General Arts & Culture
Between swigs of eggnog, try to make it out to one of these sure-fire seasonal events.
By Peter Aaron
Dec 18, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, holidays, family, Nutcracker, ballet, A Christmas Carol Video
General Arts & Culture
In this week’s roundup of Hudson Valley happenings, the seasonal theme continues, augmented by a solemn-but-triumphant commemorative event at Bard College.
By Peter Aaron
Dec 11, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, concerts, theatre, theater, live music, dance, history, holiday, Christmas, opera, folk, comedy, Woodstock, Pete and Pete Video
General Arts & Culture
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
Theater
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
General Arts & Culture
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
Theater
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
Theater
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
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