Arts Eve Biddle's "Field Notes" Opens at the Tremaine Gallery The Wassaic Project co-founder brings snake imagery and archaeological symbolism to a solo show at Hotchkiss, with an artist talk and reception later this month By Jamie Larson •
Arts At 80, TSL's Claudia Bruce Releases First Album: A Youthful Voice With a Long Legacy i sit in my room ..., a 12-song collection pulled from four decades of performance work with wife and life long coconspirator Linda Mussmann, arrives September 19—right as the couple works to secure TSL's future beyond them both. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Sharon Artist K. K. Kozik’s “Route 22” Painting Lands on “Chronogram” Cover The Sharon painter’s crow-filled “Route 22” series explores empty nests, returning wildlife, and the Taconic landscape. "Collector" is featured on the September cover of "Chronogram" magazine. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts PS21's Commonground Festival Brings 100 Self-Playing Drums and Free Ice Cream to Chatham A world premiere from Amsterdam's Touki Delphine, a new Andrew Schneider piece, and a local artist showcase close out the summer at PS21 By Jamie Larson •
Arts "The Norwegians" Brings Impossibly Polite Hitmen to Shakespeare & Company C. Denby Swanson's dark comedy about heartbreak, revenge, and Midwestern niceness gets a cast anchored by longtime company veterans By Jamie Larson •
Arts Just Days After Her Death, Oresta Szeparowycz's Sculptures of Talking Stones Go on View for the First Time in Millerton The Ukrainian-born artist, who spent decades crafting collected shale into work she rarely showed anyone, died August 26—a week before her first major sculpture show opens at a friend's studio in Millerton. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Dogs of War: Hudson's Paul Yoon Discusses His New Novel “Etna” The Hudson author discusses animal consciousness, PTSD, and the meaning of home. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts The Cornwall Library's Labor Day Art Sale is Back Prints, watercolors, and photographs refresh daily over four days, starting at $25, with every purchase supporting the library By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Voice of Art's Fine Art Festival Returns to Millerton for Labor Day Weekend The sixth annual juried outdoor show, formerly the Litchfield Art Festival, spans fine art and functional craft from artists across the region. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "It's a Riot!" Opens at the New Marlborough Meeting House A multidisciplinary group exhibition plays with the word's dual meaning—vibrant celebration and chaotic disruption—closing out the gallery's 2026 season. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" Opens at the Crandell Ahead of FilmColumbia Honoring Chatham’s own Writer-Director Jane Schoenbrun Jane Schoenbrun's slasher-comedy, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, is the summer's indie hit and a preview of the FilmColumbia festival's 26th edition this October. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Kaatsbaan Opens Its 2026 Festival with a Full Day of Dance, Food, and Grammy-Nominated Music Ballez, Calpulli Danza Mexicana, and Anna Sperber's outdoor "Bow Echo" lead into an evening set by Valerie June, all part of a mini-festival unto itself. By Jamie Larson •
