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Cranstan Dean, Brian Smith, John Muccino

the Kaaterskill House
February 8, 2012 - 7:00pm

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Chakra

the Kaaterskill House
February 4, 2012 - 7:00pm

 

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John Muccino is BACK!!!

the Kaaterskill House
January 27, 2012 - 7:00pm

Music flows out of John's EYES!!!!!!!!! It's unbelievable, check it out!

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Fresh: liveLIVE! at Backstage Studio Productions

By Anne Pyburn
1/16/12 - 11:18 am

The liveLIVE! crew: Nate Roberts, Daniel Sternstein, Trevor Dunworth, Dan Votke. Photo courtesy of liveLIVE!

Backstage Studio Productions has been one of Uptown Kingston's coolest spots for years: an indoor space the size of a city block devoted to arts and entertainment. Lately, the Lounge at BSP, a performance space equipped with bar and wifi, has a fresh look and feel. The director of Loose Change came by to screen and discuss his latest film, there are Occupy Kingston meetings, and a Vaudeville Circus and Masquerade Ball is on tap for this weekend. Then there are the cutting-edge bands several nights a week. It's all the work of liveLIVE!, a foursome from Oneonta who've taken over the Lounge at BSP.

We spoke with liveLIVE!'s Daniel Sternstein about their vision for the space, and Kingston's burgeoning local music and culture scene.  Read more

Shandaken Pan Arts festival comes to a venue near you

By Andrea Girolamo
1/5/12 - 5:37 pm

Native Tongue Dance (Bill Barrett, lead singer, shown above with Maria Todaro at Mama's Boy in Phoenicia) headlines Saturday's Shandaken Pan Arts Festival kick-off. 

The Shandaken Pan Arts festival kicks off 10 days of music, art and writing in venues spread around the town of Shandaken with Native Tongue Dance getting things started this Saturday night at Phoenicia's The Arts Upstairs at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5.

Highlights include studio visits, available by appointment all festival long (a complete list is available at the festival's website), a "bonfire rave" featuring a conch shell orchestra, and a performance by the Phoenicia choir to close the 10-day party, with events scattered in between that celebrate the area's history and prodigious creative output.

Correction: An earlier version of this story identified "Native Tongue" instead of "Native Tongue Dance" as the performers for Saturday night's festivities. Apologies for any confusion this may have caused.

Shandaken Pan Arts Festival

Arts Upstairs Gallery
January 7, 2012 - 7:00pm

 

ART ALL OVER SHANDAKEN - ALL WEEK LONG!  Go to   www.ShandakenArt.com   for Information

Jan 7  Native Tongue Dance band at The Arts Upstairs @ 7:30-10 PM $5

Jan 7-17  Art Studio visits exclusively by appointment   Jerilynn Babroff  Durga Bernhard   Cabane Studios  Dave Channon   Harper Blanchet   Wendy Drolma   Norm Darvie    Chip Gallagher   Wendy Grossman  Ken Lovelett     Astrid Nordness   Christie Scheele    Judith Singer    AniqueTaylor   Richard J. Treitner      Kevin Vanhentenryck    Mighty Xee   FREE!    For contact information and driving directions visit: www.ShandakenArt.com

January 8  "Sunday at Sunday's"  Open house at Skinflower Cosmic Arts on Boardwalk in Phoenicia with tattoo artist Sunday Dawne-Marie.  Noon to 7 PM  FREE

Jan 14  Adopt-A-Painting Art auction at The Arts Upstairs, 6 - 9PM  (no minimum bid) Music by Robert Burke Warren and Story Laurie - poetry by Sparrow, Violet Snow, Anique Taylor and more.  FREE!  Read more

http://www.shandakenart.com
845-688-2977
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Andes Hotel New Years Eve Bash!! Blues Maneuver - 12/31/11

By andeshotel
12/19/11 - 11:55 am

Ring in the New Year at the Andes Hotel with Blues Maneuver! Ed is cooking up a fantastic holiday menu to accompany Blues Maneuver's toe tapping tunes! Three courses, music, dancing, champagne toast, party favors & more fun than you can handle! Reservations suggested. $65 per person. Seatings begin at 8pm.

The Blues Maneuver is one of the Catskill Mountain region’s busiest, swingingest bands. With a versatile repertoire of classic Motown, swing, blues, R&B and oldies, the seven-piece band combines top-notch musicianship, impeccable vocals and what the Woodstock Times calls "a mighty horn section." They're proud of their brand new CD, "Bona Fide Flip Side Rhythm and Blues," their second recording for Five-Star Entertainment. Check them out online at www.bluesmaneuver.com
Serving regular dinner & tavern menu from 4:30 to 7:30pm.

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Andes Hotel New Years Day Jazz Brunch Jan 1 2012

By andeshotel
12/19/11 - 11:42 am

10am-3pm – Serving our tasty a la carte brunch menu including eggs bene, omelets, pancakes, steak frites and much more. Reservations suggested. Jazz by LINDSEY WEBSTER from 11am to 2pm. “Unbeleivable” “Pure Talent” “Huge Voice” “Norah Jones meets Aretha Franklin on steroids” “A pure joy to work with” – These are some of the quotes from Lindsey Webster’s fans. An accomplished classical cellist, singer/songwriter and vocalist from Woodstock, NY, comes to the Andes Hotel for the first time with Keith Slattery on keyboard. Lindsey has performed all over the country with various different artists such as – 18 time grammy Award winning Jimmy Sturr Orchestra, Michael Dell Orchestra, Tommy Cash, Four Guys in Disguise, Mark Sly, Rupert Holmes to name a few.

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Phoenicia rings in the holidays

By Tom Rinaldo
12/16/11 - 10:18 am

A pair of medieval fiddles built by John Bromka, half of the Bells and Motley duo who will be playing at the Empire State Railway Museum this Saturday.

Something magical happens when a community actually celebrates together; when it’s
 not just going through the motions because that’s what you’re supposed to do, or simply
 what you have to do in order to make a few additional sales. That is not to say that 
shoppers aren’t being seriously courted here right about now. Merchants in Phoenicia, 
just like everywhere else, do need extra sales around Christmastime to keep their
 businesses solvent for the year.  Read more

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