New Paltz’s Main Course: Globally inspired, locally sourced
A look at one of the town’s signature eateries, a combination market and caterer.
Entertainment
Kingston After Dark: Peter Aaron talks solo sounds
This week in Kingston After Dark it is a pleasure to catch up with musician and fellow scribe Peter Aaron,
Steven Wright to perform in Kingston
Saturday, Jan. 24: A great poet of paradox, scientist of the artful non sequitur, Steven Wright may seem like a one-gear comedian, but it is a hell of a gear.
Joshua Bell to perform Philharmonic benefit concert at Bardavon
Saturday, February 1: Joshua Bell has not let the “world’s greatest violinist” meme fluster him much at all. He just keeps on playing the music he wants to play with the people he wants to play with.
Eric Andersen, Songpoet returns
Eric Andersen will perform at 8 p.m. Friday, January 17 at the Kleinert James Center for the Arts, 34 Tinker Street, Woodstock.
BSP hosts Lara Hope & the Ark-Tones in a benefit for the Ulster Immigrant Defense Network
Saturday, Jan. 18: Named the “Best Up-and-Coming Band” by New York’s Hudson Valley Magazine, Lara Hope and the Ark-Tones have done a six-week tour with the Brian Setzer Orchestra and regional tours with the Blasters and the Reverend Horton Heat. The band has also had the privilege of supporting Joan Jett, Tiger Army, Gary US Bonds, Dale Watson, Big Sandy, Wayne Hancock, the 5678s and America.
Check out Tyler Borchert’s Teardrop at Kingston Rotary Park
This large earthwork sculpture, created by the founder of Stonestyling, sits 10 feet tall and allows the viewer to observe the Hudson River through its tear-shaped window.
“Totally Dedicated: Leonard Contino” opens at the Dorsky
Contino was severely injured in a diving accident. While in rehabilitation, Contino met a fellow patient, the sculptor Mark di Suvero, who challenged him to start making art.
Ready to go on a “carbon diet”?
Wednesday, Jan. 22: In his new book Live Sustainably Now: A Low-Carbon Vision of the Good Life, Karl Coplan chronicles the joys and challenges of a year on a carbon budget: kayaking to work, hunting down electric vehicle charging stations, eating a Mediterranean-style diet and enjoying plenty of travel on weekends and vacations while avoiding long-distance flights.
The traveler’s guide to Hell on Earth
1917 is the film that the centennial of the Great War deserved, arriving a couple of years late but still welcome.
