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
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
Souprano’s Drag Bingo - Tony and paroled guests are back to run an (mostly) honest game as they work through some family drama at the same time. Watch their
Brainchild of Carmen Delessio, (hometown boy from Maybrook), HnH Comedy attracts the area’s best. Each show features a Headliner and one or two upcoming comics.
Great Time doesn't want to fit in a box. Living up to their name, the band just wants to have a great time making the music they want. Tired of
Saturday, September 16, 2023 1:00 PM Sunday, September 17, 2023 10:00 PM
200 artists, 50 locations. This year’s tour, noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 16-17, has 200 artists participating with more than 50 locations to visit and some special activities throughout the
Wanjiru Kamuyu's performance art takes place amidst a landscape of 35 vacant black chairs, forming an intimate portrayal of the migrant's journey. Through her poignant expression, she explores the complex
Crandell Kid Flicks Before Bedtime, a new spin on the popular monthly children’s film series at the historic Crandell Theatre, will present Sing 2 and Minions for two Fridays at
The Turley Gallery is delighted to extend a warm welcome to Taliesin Thomas, Ph.D., for an engaging conversation with currently exhibiting artists, Kelcy Chase Folsom and Jason Reed. They will
Returning for its fifth annual edition, the beloved Crystal Radio Sessions returns to the Ancram Opera House to inaugurate the autumn lineup on Saturday, September 23rd at 7pm. This well-received
“Gethard is a New York comedy institution.” – The New York Times “One of our great cultural commentators on comedy/tragedy juxtapositions.” – NPR
