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10 Questions For Alexandra Horowitz — Vegar Abelsnes

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10 Questions For Alexandra Horowitz

The renowned dog cognition researcher, who has a home in Columbia County, has just published a new book, "Our Dogs, Ourselves."

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The RuraList: 4 Exceptional Chamber Music Events To Consider — Hai-Ting Chinn and Erika Switzer. Photo by Kate Milford

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The RuraList: 4 Exceptional Chamber Music Events To Consider

The variety of programming in regional chamber music series will shake up your expectations of the genre.

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At Hudson Hall, Moby Dick in Two Glorious Hours — Conor Lovett (Photo by Ros Kavanagh)

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At Hudson Hall, Moby Dick in Two Glorious Hours

Melville's epic novel comes to life in a dazzling one-man show.

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A Flock of John James Audubon's Work Lands in Northwest Connecticut

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A Flock of John James Audubon's Work Lands in Northwest Connecticut

Three organizations have collaborated to celebrate the work and legacy of the artist and naturalist.

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Fall Springs: A Groundbreaking World Premiere Comes To Barrington Stage

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Fall Springs: A Groundbreaking World Premiere Comes To Barrington Stage

The funny musical about fracking features a toe-tapping score and stories about hope and greed, love and angst.

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Organically But Intentionally, the aMuse Gallery Grows in Chatham — aMuse Gallery, photo by Janice Patterson; interior, photo by Julia Kostreva

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Organically But Intentionally, the aMuse Gallery Grows in Chatham

The gallery of "art and eccentricities" showcases artists working in a variety of disciplines.

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Hudson Valley Pottery: Creating Art Is An Earthy Experience

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Hudson Valley Pottery: Creating Art Is An Earthy Experience

Hudson Valley Pottery encourages courageous creativity without pretentiousness.

By Jamie Larson

"Acquanetta" Blends Camp and Character Study in multimedia at Bard's SummerScape — Mikaela Bennett as Acquanetta. Photo by Maria Baranova

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"Acquanetta" Blends Camp and Character Study in multimedia at Bard's SummerScape

Director Daniel Fish returns to SummerScape in this B-movie-siren-inspired opera.

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Rumble at The School: Basquiat x Warhol — © 2019 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. © The Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat /ADAGP, Paris / ARS, New York 2019.

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Rumble at The School: Basquiat x Warhol

Jack Shainman Gallery | The School in Kinderhook presents a "revelatory" pairing.

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10 Questions For Food Writer, Eater, And Cook Ruth Reichl

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10 Questions For Food Writer, Eater, And Cook Ruth Reichl

Though a consummate New Yorker, Reichl lives full time in our region, where she wrote her latest bestseller.

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The 2019 Berkshire International Film Festival: A Lineup Of Legends and Local Subjects — Director Martin Scorsese will be honored on Saturday, June 1.

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The 2019 Berkshire International Film Festival: A Lineup Of Legends and Local Subjects

This year's festival honors acclaimed director Martin Scorsese, and gives "Museum Town" its Berkshires debut.

By Amy Krzanik

TheatreFest: A Weekend Of Dramatic Collaboration — A Berkshire Voices reading in the Great Hall at Saint James Place

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TheatreFest: A Weekend Of Dramatic Collaboration

At TheatreFest@SaintJamesPlace, three local companies will present new works by local and emerging playwrights.

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