Arts & Culture
SELF: Portraits + Places | Brenda Goodman, Julie Heffernan and Elisa Jensen
Kleinert/James Center for the Arts 36 Tinker Street, WoodstockThe premise for this exhibition is the notion of “self” as reflected in the work of three artists who investigate the idea of “self” in very different ways, but with depth, honesty, and a virtuoso command of painting.
SELF: Portraits + Places | Brenda Goodman, Julie Heffernan and Elisa Jensen
Kleinert/James Center for the Arts 36 Tinker Street, WoodstockThe premise for this exhibition is the notion of “self” as reflected in the work of three artists who investigate the idea of “self” in very different ways, but with depth, honesty, and a virtuoso command of painting.
Twilight Music in the Parks
Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park 87 Haviland Road, Highland, NY, United StatesLive music at the Walkway Over the Hudson every Thursday evening. Free and open to the public. Bring your lawn chair! Follow event link below to view the weekly lineup of performers.
Fourth Edition-Upstate Art Weekend (UPAW)
Stoneleaf RetreatUpstate Art Weekend (UPAW) is a connective annual event, for locals and tourists alike, celebrating the cultural vibrancy of Upstate New York. UPAW launched in 2020 with 23 participants, expanding to over 145 in 2022. The participants are art organizations, galleries, museums, residencies and studios.
Kingston Photo Festival
Center for Photography at Woodstock 25 Dederick Street, Kingston, NYThe First Annual Kingston Photo Festival is a free community event, featuring photo exhibitions, portrait studios, hands-on workshops, photo book fair, and film screenings—as well as music, food, and fun for all!
SELF: Portraits + Places | Brenda Goodman, Julie Heffernan and Elisa Jensen
Kleinert/James Center for the Arts 36 Tinker Street, WoodstockThe premise for this exhibition is the notion of “self” as reflected in the work of three artists who investigate the idea of “self” in very different ways, but with depth, honesty, and a virtuoso command of painting.
Sweet Megg
Opus 40 356 George Sickle Rd, SaugertiesNYC singer performs a range of material steeped in the American traditions of jazz, blues, and country. Her vocals reveal a vast variety of influences, ranging from Billie Holiday to Patsy Cline & from Edith Piaf to Karen Dalton.
Concert: The Bush Brothers
TR Gallo Park 30 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY, United StatesThe Bush Brothers music ranges from the high energy of a Bluegrass tune of the tight sweet harmonies of a ballad or original song coupled with awesome instrumentals.
Jeremy Bar-Illan and his Dragonfly 13 R&B Ensemble
Maverick Concerts 120 Maverick Road, Woodstock, NYJeremy Bar-Illan and his Dragonfly 13 R&B Ensemble bring a unique instrumental blend of styles – jazz fusion with a classic R&B feel. With a mix of original compositions and classics, the juxtaposition of Bar-Illan’s electric guitar and the dynamic brass section offers a captivating display of virtuoso improvisation, bringing the audience a uniquely compelling journey […]
Fourth Edition-Upstate Art Weekend (UPAW)
Stoneleaf RetreatUpstate Art Weekend (UPAW) is a connective annual event, for locals and tourists alike, celebrating the cultural vibrancy of Upstate New York. UPAW launched in 2020 with 23 participants, expanding to over 145 in 2022. The participants are art organizations, galleries, museums, residencies and studios.
Art in the Barn Show July 15 – 30 2023 Saugerties Week-ends Only
Saugerties Artists Studio ToursThis diverse group show offers a contemporary, kaleidoscopic glimpse into the world of artistic expression, in contrast to its setting in a 1750’s reconstructed Dutch barn. The barn gives artists an opportunity to “go big,” displaying large works on canvas, moderately sized sculptures, furniture and pottery.
In the Palm of Your Hand: A Group Exhibition of Itty-Bitty Works of Art
Women's Studio Workshop 722 Binnewater Lane, Rosendale, NYPart of Upstate Art Weekend. This event will feature food by Common Table--a queer & flexible food space in Uptown Kingston, the premiere of a mural by Kah Yangni and an open studio popup featuring work by Tatana Kellner (co-founder of Women’s Studio Workshop), Judy Hoyt, and Tona Wilson.