HOLDING SPACE FOR TENDERNESS EXHIBITION OPENING
O+ Exchange Clinic Gallery 36 St James Street,, KingstonHolding Space for Tenderness is a community arts project and initiative to create a photographic mural of people’s hands holding their cherished objects. This mural serves as a visual language […]
Annual Valentine’s Day Wine & Cheese Pairing: Benmarl Winery
Benmarl Winery 156 Highland Avenue, MarlboroIndulge yourself in some of Ulster County’s local delights. Bring up to 4 people (including yourself) to the tasting! One ticket includes 4 different wines and a curated cheese board […]
Saugerties Snow Moon Festival & Parade
Saugerties Market, Main and Partition Streets, SaugertiesWeekend-long event to spread light, joy, and love throughout the village of Saugerties! Stop by and witness the variety of events that the Saugerties Snow Moon Festival has to offer! […]
Maple Sugaring and Black History
African Roots Library 43 Gill Street, KingstonMaple tapping tour, pancake brunch and stories! “We Are the Land,” the Executive Director of the A. J. Williams Myers African Roots Center explores the profound and enduring connection between […]
A Taste of Harlem
231 Clinton Ave. Kingston, NY, 12401Stop in Kingston to enjoy an evening of African American Soul Food, Music, and Poetry that celebrates the rich cultural texture of Harlem, NY!
Deborah Lutz: Emily Bronte and The Work of Writing
Blue Heron Books 1209 NYS Route 213, High FallsBlue Heron Books is pleased to announce an evening with 2023 Guggenheim Fellow, Deborah Lutz, author of: The Brontë Cabinet, Relics of Death in Victorian Literature & Culture, Victorian Paper […]
The 5th Annual Black Artivist Experience
16 Cedar St. Kingston 16 Cedar Street, KingstonCCE Presents The 5th Annual Black Artivist Experience - community artists who use their art to uplift, motivate and inspire personal and social change. “The Black Experience will bring to […]
PABLO SHINE AND THE LATIN TRIO
Pine Hill Community Center 287 Main Street, Pine HillCome listen to Latin Jazz Band, featuring Rick Altman, John Drechsler and Pablo Shine at the Pine Hill Community Center.