BIFF is proud to present the second series of American auteur film directors beginning in January.  Howie Arkans will once again curate a series of discussions each month followed by a film by the auteur.  The series is called, Cinematic Adolescence: Coming of Age Films by Auteurs and will highlight the work of John Sayles, John Waters, Greta Gerwig and Taiki Waititi. 

Yoga for Good on Zoom to raise money for the Humane Society. (Suggested $25,   Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal) https://us05web.zoom.us/j/87080703837?pwd=pzWReveQxmobu9N6kFzb69JWNIs9VQ.1 Passcode: YFG

Grab your hat and coat for The Big Chill at the Village for a weekend of winter fun. • Walking Tours of the Village • Ice Harvesting Talks & Ice Sculpting • Maple Tree Tapping Demonstrations • Blacksmithing & Woodworking Demonstrations • Face Painting • Farm Animals • Simple Family Crafts • Snacks and Drinks by the Fire Several of the historic buildings will be open

Great Barrington Arts Market (GBAM) annual Winter Market, a monthly market featuring the  finest regional artisan products returns to the beautifully restored Saint James Place on Main  Street in Great Barrington, MA.   With a rotating line-up of 16 artists each month, GBAM Winter events offer market goers a  chance to shop a finely curated collection

BIFF is proud to present the second series of American auteur film directors beginning in January.  Howie Arkans will once again curate a series of discussions each month followed by a film by the auteur.  The series is called, Cinematic Adolescence: Coming of Age Films by Auteurs and will highlight the work of John Sayles, John Waters, Greta Gerwig and Taiki Waititi. 

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Comedian Jon Stewart, perhaps best known for his role as host and executive producer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show With John Stewart,” will perform at the Bardavon, at 25 Market St., on March 1-2 at 7:30 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit the Bardavon and UPAC, 601 Broadway, Kingston, from Tuesday to

Norman Rockwell Museum presents captivating artwork with enigmatic and magical appeal in its new exhibition, Mystery and Wonder: Highlights from the Illustration Collection. Opening March 2 and running through June 16, this exhibition features selected images from Norman Rockwell Museum’s growing Permanent Collection, which now holds almost 25,000 artworks created by more than 300 illustrators.

What: Mill & Main is offering specialty brunch and dinner menus to celebrate St. Patrick's Day (menus below) Where: Mill & Main (317 Main St in Kerhonkson) When: All day Sunday, March 17th How: Make a reservation on Resy Brunch   Traditional Irish Breakfast (Eggs, Beans, Irish Bacon, Mushrooms & Grilled Tomatoes, Brown Bread) Corned Beef

  In this wide-ranging illustrated talk, children’s book historian andexhibition co-curator Leonard S. Marcus will pinpoint the key art and life experiences that shaped Leo Lionni’s many-faceted career and highlight his ongoing legacy in the creative work of illustrator-designers Eric Carle, Lois Ehlert, and others. Learn more about Leonard S. Marcus here. This is a virtual

THE WILD HONEY PIE PRESENTS ON THE MOUNTAIN 4, AN APRÉS-SKI WEEKEND IN UPSTATE NEW YORK FEATURING LOCAL NATIVES, GUS DAPPERTON, RUBBLEBUCKET, FAT TONY AND MORE MARCH 22-24, 2024 AT HUNTER MOUNTAIN AND GLEN FALLS HOUSE TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2024 AT 12PM ET

A 40-minute guided tour with Chief Curator Stephanie Haboush Plunkett exploring Leo Lionni’s artistic pursuits as a leading figure in postwar American graphic art and design and his surprising “retirement career” as a creator of collage-based children’s books that have helped generations of children find their place in the world. Museum admission required. These limited-edition curator

BIFF is proud to present the second series of American auteur film directors beginning in January.  Howie Arkans will once again curate a series of discussions each month followed by a film by the auteur.  The series is called, Cinematic Adolescence: Coming of Age Films by Auteurs and will highlight the work of John Sayles, John Waters, Greta Gerwig and Taiki Waititi.