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    • Image: I Like It Here by Ralph Arlyck

      I Like It Here by Ralph Arlyck

      Mon., May 12, 7-10 p.m. and Wed., May 14, 4:45-7:45 p.m.

      Starr Cinema of Upstate Films

      6415 Montgomery Street, Rhinebeck Rhinebeck

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      Free

      As part of their CLOSE UP series, Upstate Films will be hosting director Ralph Arlyck of I Like It Here to Starr Cinema next week to discuss his critically-acclaimed documentary that centers around ideas of mortality, memories, and time and includes gorgeous shots of the Hudson Valley. Arlyck studied Journalism in New York and San Francisco and started making documentaries during his studies. Arlyck has become a leading light of American independent documentary film. He has produced and directed more than a dozen films that have received awards at festivals worldwide. Arlyck will be onsite for a post-film Q&A. (845) 876-2515
    • Image: Hudson Valley Burlesque Bash

      Hudson Valley Burlesque Bash

      Sat., May 17, 6-10 p.m.

      Assembly

      236 WALL STREET, kingston Kingston

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      $25-$55

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      A bastard child of French and Italian, “burlesque” means “a mockery.” Since the 19th century, the term has described art that subverts or parodies dominant cultural norms. American burlesque, however, tends to skew toward variety performance and spectacle, incorporating elements of cabaret, sideshow performance, drag, vaudeville, and other adjacent forms. To celebrate the passion and dedication of the Hudson Valley burlesque community, famed local performer Ginger Maraschino will be hosting the Hudson Valley Burlesque Bash at Assembly in Kingston, with a 450-person capacity. It’ll be her largest show yet. Hudson Valley pole will be offering open-level workshops taught by local… 8453776044
    • Image: "The Tango Diaries"

      "The Tango Diaries"

      Sun., May 18, 2 p.m.

      Philipstown Depot Theatre

      10 Garrison Landing, Garrison Garrison

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      $25-$45

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      The Philipstown Depot Theatre presents a new, original play written by international playwright Ron Hutchinson and Alisa Taylor about how Tango, the international dance sensation, has saved people’s lives. Directed by Philipstown Depot Theatre's Artistic Director Alice Jankell, this production includes five local actors, four Argentinian Tango dancers and one Tango musician that light up the stage with this illuminating look into the passion and complexities of human interaction framed by the Tango, bringing a bit of authentic Argentinian culture to the Hudson Valley. This will be the play's premiere production, however it was also produced as a radio drama… (845) 424-3900
    • Image: Functional Medicine Intro to Supplementing the Diet

      Functional Medicine Intro to Supplementing the Diet

      Mon., May 12, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m., Mon., June 9, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m., Mon., July 14, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m., Mon., Aug. 11, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m. and Mon., Sept. 8, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m.

      People's Place Wellness Empowerment (WE) Center

      775 Broadway, Kingston Kingston

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      Functional Medicine Practitioner Ashley Lathrop will lead a workshop on integrating functional medicine, nutrition, and herbal supplements to create personalized health plans. Participants will explore ways to supplement their diets with herbs, vitamins, and other compounds, and receive some of the herbal supplements and vitamins discussed in the workshop. For more information, visit HolisticHealthCommunity.org or contact info@holistichealthcommunity.org. 1-845-338-4030
    • Image: FREE! Youth Meisner Acting Classes Ages 8 through 13 (8 Sessions)

      FREE! Youth Meisner Acting Classes Ages 8 through 13 (8 Sessions)

      Mon., May 12, 6-7 p.m., Mon., May 19, 6-7 p.m. and Mon., May 26, 6-7 p.m.

      Nan Gill

      33 Park Place Goshen, Goshen Goshen

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      FREE

      Learn from a ‘Master’ who learned from the “Masters” (Sanford Meisner, Bill Esper and Seth Riggs). We are the only training program teaching a purely Meisner based technique in the Hudson Valley with a proven record of success. Five decades of unparalleled success worldwide on stage, in film and TV have taught us what we will teach you about the craft, the business and the conduct needed to build a solid career. A class designed specifically for the actor to teach proper technique so that as they develop good communication skills in our youth 8458208700
    • Image: Find Peace: Learn to Meditate

      Find Peace: Learn to Meditate

      Mondays, 6:30-7:45 p.m. Continues through May 12

      Woodstock Reformed Church

      16 Tinker St., Woodstock Woodstock

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      Free workshop series designed to introduce practical meditation exercises to increase inner peace and general well being with the goal of helping participants develop a personal daily practice. Come and enjoy a unique meditation experience! 845-797-1218
    • Image: Together Brothers Screening - BLACK THEN: AGAIN! Blaxploitation Celebration

      Together Brothers Screening - BLACK THEN: AGAIN! Blaxploitation Celebration

      Mon., May 12, 8 p.m.

      Story Screen Cinema

      160 Fairview Avenue, Suite 78, Hudson Hudson

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      $10.00

      BLACK THEN: AGAIN! is a month-long celebration of Blaxploitation films of the 70s and beyond, curated by Josiah Howard, who literally wrote the book on the film genre! TOGETHER BROTHERS - Directed by William Graham. In one of the poorer neighborhoods of Galveston, Texas, a respected black police officer is killed. The only witness to the crime is 5-year-old Tommy (Anthony Wilson). The killers want to silence the boy but don't reckon on his older brother, H.J. (Ahmad Nurradin), the leader of a local gang of black and Latino youth. The gang members make it their mission to protect Tommy (518) 828-9838
    • Image: "Soul Captures and Contemplations"

      "Soul Captures and Contemplations"

      Through May 18

      415 Main Street Gallery

      415 Main Street, Rosendale Rosendale

      Photographs by Cali Alpert. For as long as she can remember, Alpert Alpert has been intrigued with capturing the soul. Her 30-year TV career, photography hobby and decades of solo travel have enabled her to put that intrigue to use professionally and spiritually. Through a subtle gesture, a fleeting exchange, or the windows of one’s eyes, the soul speaks. Alpert’s early travel photos remind us of the global tapestry we inhabit, and the spiritual threads that bind us. Her more recent work builds on those threads with a different genre, combining a love of nature and penchant for asking deep… (845)332-8788
    • Image: Breast Cancer Options Metastatic Support Group

      Breast Cancer Options Metastatic Support Group

      Second Monday of every month, 6:30-8 p.m.

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      Peer-led Zoom support group. Meets the Second Monday of the month at 6:30pm. Our group offers a safe space to discuss the particular challenges women face when diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. Please join us to both offer and receive support, share thoughts, feelings, resources and information. This meeting is hosted by Breast Cancer Options. For more information on our organization and the free services we provide, please call or visit us: https://breastcanceroptions.org Please click the link to register and receive Zoom meeting ID and password: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclcumqqTMoGtU6EJ8XX4_murVrjlH_xGhl 845-339-HOPE(4673)
    • Image: Bridge Music, 16th Season

      Bridge Music, 16th Season

      Through Oct. 31, 12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

      Mid Hudson Bridge

      US 44 / NY 55 over the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie

      Free

      Bridge Music is a globally recognized music installation on the Mid-Hudson Bridge itself. created from the raw sounds of drumming on the girders, cables, beams, etc., Walk out to the kiosks on each tower & play the music at the touch of a finger. This Top-Twenty Billboard charting music is also heard 24/7 on 95.3FM on your radio year-round in Waryas Park in Poughkeepsie and Johnson-Iorio Park in Highland. 8456917245
    • Image: Free Playgroup

      Free Playgroup

      Mondays, Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Continues through June 20

      Valatie Family Resource Centers of Columbia County

      3211 church street, Valatie Valatie

      Valatie Playgroup – Join the Family Resource Centers of Columbia County for our free Valatie Playgroup! A fun, welcoming space for young children and caregivers to play, learn, and connect. Enjoy hands-on activities, early literacy fun, and a free snack time in a supportive community setting! 518-217-2976
    • Image: Weekly Mah Jongg Group All Welcome! Beginners to experienced players.

      Weekly Mah Jongg Group All Welcome! Beginners to experienced players.

      Mondays, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Continues through Nov. 17

      Congregation Emanuel

      243 Albany Avenue, Kingston Kingston

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      Weekly Mah Jongg Group All Welcome 10am-1pm Beginners to experienced players. Lessons available. For more information please contact the main office administrator@cehv.org 845-338-4271 x101 845-338-4271 x101
    • Image: Prenatal Yoga and Strength

      Prenatal Yoga and Strength

      Mondays, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Continues through May 26

      Wildheart Center for Performance and Embodiment Practice

      183 East Rd, Wallkill Wallkill

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      $80-175

      Perhaps most importantly, this hour-long class is a time for you to be with your body and your baby during your pregnancy – which can be a busy and full time! Class will include a variety of props to help offer a well supported practice. Ideally, each session will leave participants feeling calmer, stronger, and more connected to themselves and their baby. April 14 will be a free class. 8453791851
    • Image: New Work by Ekaterina Vanovskaya at D'Arcy/Simpson Gallery

      New Work by Ekaterina Vanovskaya at D'Arcy/Simpson Gallery

      Mondays, Fridays-Sundays, 12-5 p.m. Continues through May 26

      D'Arcy Simpson Art Works

      409 Warren Street, Hudson Hudson

      Join us at D'Arcy/Simpson Gallery for an opening artist reception for New Work by Ekaterina Vanovskaya. The reception will be held on April 19th, 4-6 PM, and the show will be on view until May 26th, Fridays-Mondays, 12-5 PM or by appointment. "How does our past impact our emotions, responses and ways of being? Perceptions of our childhood define the way we live our lives today. Painting serves as reconciliation with the self. When I paint it is as if I am painting about a secret that nobody else knows." -Ekaterina Vanovskaya 201-452-7101
    • Image: Spring into Motion

      Spring into Motion

      Through May 31, 12-5 p.m.

      Windham Fine Arts

      5380 Main Street, Windham Windham

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      Windham Fine Arts presents Spring in Motion, an artistic exploration of spring’s dynamic beauty. The show captures the season’s energy, transformation, and enduring spirit through the works of three remarkable artists. Each piece in this collection tells a story of movement. 518-734-6850
    • Image: Susan Meyer: Group Chat

      Susan Meyer: Group Chat

      Through June 29, 1-5 p.m.

      LABspace

      2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale Hillsdale

      Solo exhibition of mixed media sculpture, on view Saturdays and Sundays 1-5pm. Opening Reception: Saturday May 3rd, 1-5pm. Conversation with Susan Meyer, led by Nicole Hayes: Sunday June 8th, 2pm. Closing Reception: Sunday June 29th, 1-5pm. Meyer writes: "Like the text-based conversations that pepper our contemporary discourse, the sculptures seem to communicate with one another in ways both fluid and disjointed. Referencing popular culture references including utopian communities, scholar’s rocks, architecture, and mid-century playground/park structures, the works evoke a range of tenuous relationships – between the natural world and the built environment, growth and decay, aspiration and failure. 9177492857
    • Image: Carlton Davis: Humble Beauty

      Carlton Davis: Humble Beauty

      Through June 29, 1-5 p.m.

      LABspace

      2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale Hillsdale

      Solo photography exhibition, on view Saturdays and Sundays 1-5pm. Opening Reception: Saturday May 3rd, 1-5pm. Conversation with Carlton Davis, led by Amelia Toelke: Sunday June 22nd, 2pm. Closing Reception: Sunday June 29th, 1-5pm. NY-based photographer Carlton Davis uncovers extraordinary beauty in the ordinary, featuring seemingly mundane subjects such as fruit, botanicals, eggs, and chickens. Davis’ photography transforms the familiar into something timeless, encouraging a quiet, deliberate appreciation for objects and moments that sustain us. Through these images, Davis inconspicuously explores concepts of power, diversity, beauty, and equanimity. His work invites viewers to slow down and see the world anew. 9177492857
    • Image: "Familiar/Unfamiliar"

      "Familiar/Unfamiliar"

      Through May 17

      Bill Arning Exhibitions / Hudson Valley

      17 Broad Street, Kinderhook Kinderhook

      "Familiar/Unfamiliar" at brings together Kevin Mosca, Matthew Bede Murphy, Sue Muskat, and Erik Daniel White, artists who subvert everyday imagery to probe the boundaries of perception. Mosca's work reimagines the archetype of the milkman, infusing nostalgia with a surreal twist. Murphy's pieces draw inspiration from telenovelas, blending melodrama with fine art to challenge cultural narratives. Muskat's abstract compositions distill domestic scenes into their essential forms, while White's art transforms mundane moments into profound visual experiences. Collectively, the exhibition examines how the familiar can become a canvas for unexpected interpretations. (617) 359-9643
    • Image: "Palimpsest: Past, Present and Print"

      "Palimpsest: Past, Present and Print"

      Through May 17

      The DRAW Gallery

      24 Iwo Jima Lane, Kingston Kingston

      Group show curated by Devon Stackonis and Jacob Taylor Gibson. 845-802-0097
    • Image: "Mountains"

      "Mountains"

      Through May 17

      The Re Institute

      1395 Boston Corners Road, Millerton Millerton

      Work by William Corwin. (518) 567-5359
    • Image: "New Beginnings: From Sea Anemones to Astronauts"

      "New Beginnings: From Sea Anemones to Astronauts"

      Through May 17

      The Re Institute

      1395 Boston Corners Road, Millerton Millerton

      Work by Henry Klimowicz and Barrie Schwartz. (518) 567-5359
    • Image: "The Wrong Side of the Brush"

      "The Wrong Side of the Brush"

      Through May 18

      KinoSaito

      115 7th St., Verplanck Peekskill

      Paintings by Kikuo Saito. +1 914 293 7468
    • Image: "U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329"

      "U.F.O. (Untitled Folding Object) 1329"

      Through May 18

      KinoSaito

      115 7th St., Verplanck Peekskill

      Site-specific installation and a series of related drawings by Reuven Israel. +1 914 293 7468
    • Image: "Decades"

      "Decades"

      Through May 18

      Time and Space Limited

      434 Columbia Street, Hudson Hudson

      Paintings by Donna Moylan. (518) 822-8448
    • Image: "Sound Forest / Between Worlds"

      "Sound Forest / Between Worlds"

      Through May 18

      KinoSaito

      115 7th St., Verplanck Peekskill

      Installation by Bruce Odland and Soli Pierce. +1 914 293 7468
    • Image: "Wolfgang Tillmans"

      "Wolfgang Tillmans"

      Through May 18

      Hudson Hall

      327 Warren Street, Hudson Hudson

      Photographs. (518) 822-4181
    • Image: "20 x 20"

      "20 x 20"

      Through May 23

      ABC Latino

      356 Main Street, Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie

      Work by Jose Acosta, Luz Castaneda, Penny Dell, and Julia Santos Solomon.
    • Image: "15"

      "15"

      Through May 25

      Hessel Museum of Art/CCS Bard

      Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson Annandale-on-Hudson

      Exhibition curated by the Center for Curatorial Studies 2025 graduating class. (845) 758-7598
    • Image: “Fractural: Sculpting the Human Condition”

      “Fractural: Sculpting the Human Condition”

      Through May 25

      Arts Society of Kingston

      97 Broadway, Kingston Kingston

      Sculpture by Aleksandra Scepanovic. 845-338-0333
    • Image: ArtWall Exhibits -- Ann Kraus: "I Collect Clouds"

      ArtWall Exhibits -- Ann Kraus: "I Collect Clouds"

      Through May 30

      David M. Hunt Library

      63 Main Street, Falls Village Falls Village

      Free

      Throughout the month of May, The David M. Hunt Library in Falls Village (CT) will host painter Ann Kraus’s captivating art exhibition I Collect Clouds. Kraus’s subject matter of skyscapes explores the intersection of memory, nature, and human emotion, inviting viewers to reflect on the connections between themselves and the environment. The David M. Hunt Library is honored to host I Collect Clouds as part of its commitment to supporting local artists and fostering cultural enrichment in Falls Village and the greater Northwest corner of Connecticut. Our exhibitions are all free and open to the public. 860-824-7424
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