Paris as Seen through Painting and Music
Debussy’s Paris, Smith College Museum of Art in Northampton
Walk into the Smith College Museum of Art (SCMA) on any day of the week and you’re in for a treat. With exhibits changing on a regular basis, the museum is bound to have something on view for everyone, regardless of [...]
Jem Cohen’s We Have an Anchor, Preview
A Unique Blend of Film and Live Music at EMPAC on April 27th
Jem Cohen is an award-winning New York City-based filmmaker who is known for his unique blending of media formats, observational portraits of urban landscapes and documentaries/shorts and feature-length films. Cohen never attended film school, graduating with [...]
Top 10 Best, Not to Be Missed Things to Do in Albany (Week of April 16-22, 2012)
Memphis, the Move Music Festival and Bruce Springsteen
This week in the Capital Region, the Boss is back in town as are 100 bands; birds are in your backyard, talk about food and eat some too. It’s the Top 10 [...]
The Top 10 Things to Do in Albany (Week of April 9-15, 2012)
With Easter and Passover behind us, the spring lull sets in and it’s smooth sailing until summertime. Put up with some rain and wind and brave the damp, spring elements for what the Capital Region has for us this week. It’s looking funny, [...]
The Top 10 Things to Do in Albany (Week of April 2-8, 2012)
Jazz, Dayglow, The Moody Blues and Mummies
This week Albany welcomes April with a little Blues, mummies and a Muse, One Hundred Dresses and the World’s largest paint party. It’s another great week to be a Capital Regioner– It’s the Top 10 Best, [...]
Upcoming Spring Events in Saratoga
Boats, Easter Eggs and of course, Beer
Spring has sprung regardless of the wacky weather here in Upstate New York. It’s time to wake up from the winter darkness and let the sunshine and spring activities guide you into summer. Here are a few events to help you start the season [...]
The Top 10 Things to Do in Albany (Week of March 26-April 1, 2012)
Lord of the Dance, Kimchee and The Northeast LGBT Conference
Lord of the Dance returns to the area to keep the St. Patty’s Day spirit lingering, there’s talk about books, Victorian culture, alternative energy and LGBT issues, and after you’ve heard it all [...]
A Gather of Glass, Review
A Fascinating Overview of Glassworks from the Area
The Albany Institute of History and Art is always a place of variety and wonder, housing a multitude of significant artifacts from ancient times to very recent history. Toys from our childhoods, mummies, presidential displays, plus a gift shop—all packed into a relatively small [...]
The Top 10 Things to Do in Albany (Week of March 19-25, 2012)
Flowers, Rolling for Warriors and Shirley MacLaine
March came in like a fluffy kitten, and as we continue to reap the benefits of an unseasonably warm month, the Capital Region welcomes Spring with a whole new Top 10 to get you out and [...]
Ben Rubin: A Shakespeare Accelerator: Experiments in Kinetic Language at EMPAC, Preview
A Modern Interpretation of the Bard’s Work
William Shakespeare’s plays have been perpetually performed for four hundred years; there have been so many film and TV versions (420+) that they’ve formed their own sub-genre, and the Bard’s works continue to be a part of [...]
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