Arts Kaatsbaan Festival Ignites Tivoli with Dance, Theater, and Music Set across three separate Saturdays, on August 29, September 5, and September 12, Kaatsbaan’s Annual Festival returns. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Seth Howe's "Architecture of Awareness" Opens at Tyte Gallery Sculptures designed as "instruments for seeing" bring architecture, phenomenology, and geometric abstraction into direct conversation. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Hudson Film Festival Elevates International Features, Local Shorts, and Satire Now in its fourth year, the festival opens Thursday with a Sundance-winning Filipino satire, closes a shorts block with an Oscar winner, and expands for the first time across the river to Catskill. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Hugh Jackman Makes His Tanglewood Debut with the Boston Pops A career-spanning night in Lenox MA, of Hollywood glamour and Broadway hits—from "The Greatest Showman" to "Les Misérables." By Jamie Larson •
Arts 20 Years of Dance at Art Omi Culminates in a One-Time Alumni Reunion Three international collaborations return to Ghent for a special anniversary showing — after a run at Jacob's Pillow the week before. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Jorge Glem and Sam Reider Bring Brooklyn-Cumaná to the Stissing Center A Latin GRAMMY-nominated cuatro and accordion duo built on friendship. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Yolanda Cuomo on the Craft (and Grief) of Bookmaking The designer behind some of photography's most iconic monographs gives a rare public lecture at The Church in Staatsburg, tied to an exhibition on loss and healing. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Bang on a Can's LOUD Weekend Closes Out the Festival at Mass MoCA with Blast Over 70 musicians perform across three days—Philip Glass reimagined, a new chamber opera, and the resurrection of a legendary British big band. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Review: Barrington Stage's "A Chorus Line" Recaptures the Magic in Final Weeks RI founder, theater reviewer, and child of the 70's, Dan Shaw was moved to tears by a production as powerful as ever. By Dan Shaw •
Arts Poughkeepsie Art Mile Turns U-Haul Trucks into Pop-Up Art Galleries Mobile galleries roll into downtown on August 9, making contemporary art more accessible one truck at a time. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Michael Grohman Brings a Lawyer's Eye to Street Photography to Gallerie 271 "Hurry Up and Wait" marks the photographer's first Berkshire exhibition, filled with images built around motion, stillness, and what's left unsaid. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Bernie Williams Returns to Millbrook Winery for the Fifth Annual "Jazz in the Vineyard" The former Yankees center fielder and jazz musician headlines with a fifth vintage of "Bernie's Blend" wine—proceeds support music education.. By Jamie Larson •
