Rural Intelligence
PS21 Opens Summer with Next Festival of Emerging Artists June 5
Arts

PS21 Opens Summer with Next Festival of Emerging Artists June 5

World premieres by five composers from Spain, Iran, Uzbekistan, China, and Brazil.
By Jamie Larson •
Review: Debra Jo Rupp Shines in BSC's "Driving Miss Daisy" All June Long
Arts

Review: Debra Jo Rupp Shines in BSC's "Driving Miss Daisy" All June Long

Debra Jo Rupp and Ray Anthony Thomas lead a heartfelt, finely crafted production of Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning classic through July 5.
By Dan Shaw •
"American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell" Opens at NRM
Arts

"American Stories: From Revolution to Rockwell" Opens at NRM

A major new exhibition spans 250 years of American illustration — from Paul Revere's engravings to the present day.
By Jamie Larson •
"Earthly Delights" Opens at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli
Arts

"Earthly Delights" Opens at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park in Tivoli

The sixth annual Visual Arts Exhibition spreads nine artists' work across gallery walls, barns, and trees.
By Jamie Larson •
Is This Turtle Real?: Learn How to Spot AI in the Wild
Community

Is This Turtle Real?: Learn How to Spot AI in the Wild

Video editor Matthew Harrak teaches adults to spot AI-generated wildlife footage.
By Jamie Larson •
Dragon Boat Festival at the Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center
Community

Dragon Boat Festival at the Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center

Tai Chi, dragon dances, boat races, and complimentary traditional food at Norfolk's castle on the hill
By Jamie Larson •
"Nonstop Bodies: How Dance Shaped New York City" at Mass MoCA
Arts

"Nonstop Bodies: How Dance Shaped New York City" at Mass MoCA

Brooklyn writer Rennie McDougall discusses his debut book in the R&D Store
By Jamie Larson •
Margaret Roach Open Garden with Broken Arrow Plant Sale in Copake Falls
Style

Margaret Roach Open Garden with Broken Arrow Plant Sale in Copake Falls

The former "Martha Stewart Living" editorial director turned garden writer opens her Copake Falls garden to the public May 30.
By Jamie Larson •
Songs of the Appalachian Trail Pass Through Buttonball Barn
Arts

Songs of the Appalachian Trail Pass Through Buttonball Barn

A night of folk, bluegrass, and roots music at one of the southern Berkshires' most fitting venues.
By Jamie Larson •
Sousa, Ellington, Gershwin, and Bernstein in Amenia
Arts

Sousa, Ellington, Gershwin, and Bernstein in Amenia

The Smithfield Chamber Orchestra's 6th Annual Spring Pops Concert celebrates American composers in one of Dutchess County's most charming small venues
By Jamie Larson •
Bellavista: Humongous  Georgian in Old Chatham
Real Estate

Bellavista: Humongous Georgian in Old Chatham

A 1989 brick manor with 5 fireplaces, a pool, a barn, and access to Old Chatham Hunt Club trails.
By Jamie Larson •
Haema Opens: Menu a Standout in Crowded Hudson Restaurant Scene
Food

Haema Opens: Menu a Standout in Crowded Hudson Restaurant Scene

With a menu rooted in Asian street food, Hudson Valley farms, and serious technique, Haema brings new flavor to a Hudson Valley culinary destination.
By Jamie Larson •

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