Peter Aaron is the Arts Editor at Chronogram. He focuses on arts and entertainment, culture and society, and has a particular interest in topics such as concerts and festivals, nightlife, and subcultures. Peter's work has been featured in WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, OperaWire, Chronogram Magazine, and e-architect.
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Peter Aaron's articles predominantly revolve around entertainment news in the Hudson Valley. He extensively covers events, live music, theater, and reviews within this region. To effectively reach out to him, provide pitches that highlight unique local events, emerging artists or bands performing in the area, and interesting developments related to theaters or music venues within the Hudson Valley.
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The Hudson Valley will be hosting 5 performing arts programs over the summer.
Bethel Woods The 1969 Woodstock Festival site has Darius Rucker (June 11), James Taylor (June 11), Joe Bonamassa (June 26), Wynona Judd and
By: Peter Aaron
Glimmerglass Festival The second-largest summer opera festival in the United States, Glimmerglass has been shining since 1975, staging several separate productions every season.
By: Peter Aaron
Devo is set to play at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on June 9.
By: Brian K. Mahoney
From “Fun Home” and “West Side Story” to Powerhouse Theater and The Festival, a guide to the Hudson Valley's summer theater season.
By: Peter Aaron
Two of the UK's leading punk/postpunk bands will visit the area this month.
The two-venue event will feature live music and DJ dance sets. The Prison Books Project provides free books to incarcerated people, a noble
The well-loved musician began his career in his native Minneapolis and spent his final years in the Hudson Valley. He passed on June 5 at age 70.
By: Peter Aaron
The gritty 1985 film captures Manhattan's heady pre-gentrification era.
The ska originators will perform at the Colony on June 27. Credited as the creators of ska, the Skatalites are perhaps the Jamaican equivalent to our own Mar-Keys.
