This fun and playful exhibition honors the artist who created some of the first balloons for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Sarg was a puppeteer, illustrator, early animator, merchandiser, quirky
Placing presents the work of Jean Blackburn and Jay Stern. Both Jean and Jay investigate where we live our lives. Andy Šlemenda presents a new body of work in The
For the first time in decades, a new music festival will debut on the historic field of Woodstock ‘69. This August 19-20, escape to Bethel, New York for a weekend
To celebrate Crellin Park Day, a group of talented Guinean acrobats, dancers, and musicians come together to present FA (To Come), a vibrant and exuberant portrayal of migration. The performance
A night of Jazz with guitarist Paul Meyers
Paul Meyers has been a busy freelancer, sideman, and bandleader in and around New York City since 1980.
2 sets populated by Hudson Valley based, world-renown experimenters and electronic sound collagers
WINE YOGA DEBUT IN HUDSON VALLEY! Bring your friends and make some new ones at the original Drunk Yoga®'s newest interactive yoga experience, where #selfcare becomes #communitycare, debuting at
With a guitar in hand, Callie Mackenzie crafts music imbued with an acoustic soul vibe that mirrors their lived journey as a Queer Black woman on the path to liberation.
CMS takes immense pride in its role of introducing lesser-known yet deserving works to the standard chamber repertoire, nurturing a diverse range of musical creations and ensuring their rightful place
David McIntyre's latest solo exhibition, "Walking," draws inspiration from Henry Thoreau's final published work. Thoreau's eco-centric worldview, emphasizing the intrinsic value of nature, serves as the central theme of this
