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Through its ongoing free film series, UPAC aka the Ulster Performing Arts Center has been offering a delightful family entertainment option to the Kingston-area community. This week, for the holiday season the historic theater is offering two classics for all-ages viewing: The Wizard of Oz (December 19) and Dr. Suess’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (December 21).
There’s a lot going on the Hudson Valley this New Year’s Eve. On the live music front, we’ve put together this list of the area performances happening on 2024’s final night that jumped out at us. See venue websites for ticket pricing/purchases and other information. Happy new year!
Along with his friends the Band, the musician most identified with the Woodstock area is, of course, Bob Dylan. Thus, A Complete Unknown, the new biopic about the iconic singer-songwriter should be of particular interest to a great many movie goers and music fans in the Hudson Valley. The film opened during the holiday weekend and is now playing at several cinemas around the region.
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Freedy Johnston reflects on his journey from rural Kansas to New York, his songwriting process, and his hopes to help listeners through his music.
When watching a live show by a rock band or listening to one of its recordings, most audience members probably aren't thinking much about all that goes into the music. To them, musicmaking is merely the work of some kind of mysterious, magical machine; like electricity or the internet, they know there's some kind of science behind it that makes it possible for such conveniences to exist—but why ponder the processes when you can just flip a switch and
It may be wintertime, but the upper reaches of the Hudson Valley will get a blast of heat when Grammy-nominated blues singer Shemekia Copeland brings her burning brand of blues to the Egg on January 18.
Opened as a private school for teacher training in 1847, Spencertown Academy Arts Center is an architecturally magnificent Greek Revival building that’s on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s the perfect place for a Sunday winter concert of classical music, such as the one by pianist Joanne Polk that will take place in the center’s Blanche Grubin Auditorium on January 19.
If you’re looking for a fun, surreal experience to honor the recent passing of David Lynch—or something to counter the decidedly unfun, surreal experience now emanating from Washington, DC—you might consider checking out the No Ring Circus’s performance of “Firewater!” at Hudson Brewing Company on January 24.
The Band's keyboardist and last remaining member passed away on January 21.
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