Arts Jamie McLean Band at the Buttonball Barn Blues-informed, New Orleans–inflected rock in Egremont. By Jamie Larson •
Arts New Dance at Kaatsbaan: The Bang Group An ongoing project that pushes against traditional tap vocabulary through humor, gesture, and layered rhythmic play. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Hotchkiss Philharmonic with Mezzo-Soprano Magdalena Kulig the orchestra welcomes the Polish mezzo-soprano for a program that bridges baroque, late-romantic, and cinematic movements. By Jamie Larson •
View of Olana State Historic Site overlooking the Hudson River, home and studio of landscape painter Frederic Church. Arts Frederic Church at 200: Historic Artist who Built Olana Goes Global A yearlong bicentennial celebration centered at Olana reframes Frederic Church as a globally minded artist whose work still shapes how we see landscape. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts The Legacy of Incarceration with The W.E.B. Du Bois Center In conjunction with the premiere of the Scottsboro Boys Traveling Exhibit, the W. E. B. Du Bois Freedom Center also presents a screening of "The Alabama Solution" at The Triplex Cinema. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Nicole Zuraitis, Valentine’s Day at Hudson Hall Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a live performance by the two-time Grammy winner at Hudson Hall. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Phil Kline Premieres “Force of Nature,” an Audience-Driven Winter Performance at PS21 Known for “Unsilent Night,” composer Phil Kline brings a new outdoor, participatory work to PS21’s The Dark festival on February 16, inviting audiences to experience sound, landscape, and winter as collaborators. By Chronogram Staff •
Arts AbstracTen at Pittsfield's Lichtenstein Part of the 10×10 Upstreet Arts Festival, the exhibition’s opening reception coincides with the festival’s kickoff. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Tanglewood and Jacob’s Pillow Announce Stars (and Stripes) Filled Spring/Summer Shows Tanglewood announces flashy summer lineup and Jacob's Pillow launches spring showcases. By Jamie Larson • •
Arts SummerScape 2026 Returns to Bard with New Opera, Lucinda Childs, and a Deep Dive on Mozart The Fisher Center’s signature summer festival brings world premieres, rare operas, landmark dance, and a Bard Music Festival devoted to Mozart to the Hudson Valley. By Chronogram Staff •
Arts Black Belt Eagle Scout and Mato Wayuhi, with Ailani A night of music and collaboration presented in conjunction with Jeffrey Gibson’s installation "POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT." By Jamie Larson •
Arts Valentine Vortex: Songs & Readings A mixed-media program that brings together local writers and musicians for an exploration of love—romantic, ambivalent, fractured, and unresolved. By Jamie Larson •
