Bard to the Bone
The 2011 season of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival begins.
News & Politics
While You Were Sleeping, July 2011Rise in male cosmetic procedures, Good Samaritans arrested for feeding homeless, and more. |
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Beinhart’s Body Politic: July 2011A reflection on the recent political scandal through verse and rhyme. |
View From the Top
Chronogram Seen: July 2011Events sponsored by Chronogram. |
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Editor's Note: July 2011Brian K. Mahoney’s look at Larry Beinhart’s poem, the color scheme of Allison Leach’s photo, a letter to the editor, and more. |
Letters: July 2011July 2011 Letter to the Editor and the corrections for the June 2011 issue. |
Esteemed Reader: July 2011Publisher Jason Stern’s conflict with the yesses and nos of life. |
Poetry
A poem by Brant ClementeA poem by Brant Clemente (6 years old). |
July 2011: A poem by Phillip LevineA poem by Phillip Levine. |
Poem: SeamstressA poem by Christina Lilian Turczyn. |
Poem: Surprising GraceA poem by Mary Cuffe Perez. |
Poem: Horizon, AlteredA poem by Ted Taylor. |
Poem: CodaA poem by Nigel Gore. |
Poem: DriftingA poem by K.A. Willis |
Poem: I'll Speak to the Blue JayA poem by Daniel de Sa’. |
Poem: The GreeningA poem by Katherine Hauswirth. |
Poem: GardeningA poem by Rick Tannenbaum. |
Poem: The BearA poem by Andrew F. Popper. |
Poem: SexA poem by Samantha Tansey. |
Poem: Cafe GoyaA poem by Tom Weigel. |
Poem: HavenA poem by Catherine Wald. |
Poem: Open Your EyesA poem by Ally Jerro-Greco (14 years old). |
Music
CD Review: Hot GarbageJason Broome reviews Hot Garbage’s new six-song EP. |
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CD Review: Tern RoundersCrispin Kott reviews the Tern Rounders’ self-titled album. |
Nightlife Highlights: Peter SandoPeter Sando plays an acoustic set at American Glory BBQ on July 8. |
Nightlife Highlights: Green River FestivalGreen River Festival features Emmylou Harris and the Old 97’s in Greenfield, Massachusetts on July 16 and 17. |
Nightlife Highlights: Ravi Coltrane QuartetRavi Coltrane Quartet will perform at the Belleayre Music Festival in Highmount on August 5. |
Nightlife Highlights: Mike & Ruthy Single Release PartyFolk rock due Mike & Ruthy perform at their single release party on July 29 in Woodstock. |
Bridge MusicExperience the sounds of the Mid-Hudson Bridge in Poughkeepsie like you never have before. |
Rosendale Street FestivalThe Rhodes, The Big Heavy, Dog on Fleas, and more at this year’s festival on July 23 and 24. |
CD Review: David ArnerCheryl K. Symister-Masterson reviews David Arner’s newest release. |
Nightlife Highlights: Blues at BoscobelA lineup of Guy Davis, Christine Ohlman, and more at Garrison’s Blues at Boscobel on July 18. |
Dar Williams: Big SisterPeter Aaron sits down with pop folk singer/songwriter Dar Williams. |
For the MomentPostclassical string quartet Ethel makes its festival debut at Maverick Concerts. |
Arts & Culture
Thrill to PowerVassar’s 27th Powerhouse Theater Season shares plays, musicals, and readings. |
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Mount Tremper Arts Summer FestivalLeading contemporary artists will create and present their work through the end of August. |
Memory of a Sphere“Current,” Garrison Art Center’s survey of contemporary sculpture, at Boscobel through October 10. |
Bard to the BoneThe 2011 season of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival begins. |
Destination Revelation“Jackass Flats” will run through July 10 at Shadowland Theatre in Ellenville. |
25th Anniversary Green River Festival takes place this weekend!Located in Greenfield, Massachusetts, and presented by the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, the 25th anniversary event, being held July 16th and 17th, 2011, on the campus of Greenfield Community College |
COW (Chronogram Open Word)Poetry/Prose/Performance every month at the BEAHIVE, 314 Wall St, Kingston. The series, hosted by Chronogram’s poetry editor Phillip Levine and produced by Chronogram and BEAHIVE, continues on Saturday, August 6th at 7pm with Alison Koffler, Dayl Wise, & Susan Hoover. |
Food & Drink
Restaurant Openings: July 2011A Tavola, Bacco Restaurant, Brasserie 292, ’Cue, Vineyard Grille & Cafe. |
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Food & Drink Events for JulyFleischer’s Book Launch, Burgundy Wines Seminar, and more. |
Cottage IndustryMor Pipman, owner of Much Mor Bread, talks about the ups and downs of owning a home-based food business. |
Parting Shot
Parting Shot: July 2011“Frozen in Frost,” an exhibition of sculptures and photographs of ice events by Tom Holmes, will be shown at Beacon Artists Union July 9 through August 7. |
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Culinary Adventures
Where's the Beef?Holly Tarson finds the Hudson Valley’s most tender restaurants. |
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Whole Living
God, Love, and Violence: A Mystical Journey of HealingDanny Maseng, Jewish scholar, playwright, and composer, presents a workshop connecting ideas of love, humanity, God, and violence. |
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Being With Flowers: Floral Art as a Spiritual PracticeSpiritual master Anthony Ward leads five-day workshop. |
Patient-Focused MedicineAnn Hutton discusses recent advances in medical technology. |
Flowers Fall: July 2011Taking the Attachment Parenting Challenge: A Week in Italy! |
Peaceful WarriorsWendy Kagan explains the martial art of Aikido. |
Home & Garden
The Craft: Samarotto Design GroupGregory Schoenfeld talks landscaping with Samarotto Design Group. |
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The Item: July 2011Zan Strumfeld on eco-paint, creative shades, and stones benches. |
Living MonolithKerhonkson resident Peggy Atwood lives on the edge with her dream home—a monolithic dome. |
Call of the CultivatedTake a look at some of the Hudson Valley’s gardens from the Garden Conservancy’s Open Days program. |
Books
Sunshine StatesNina Shengold finds out the stories of authors Edie Meidav and Karen Russell. |
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Book Review: I’ll Never Get Out of This World AliveRobert Burke Warren reviews Steve Earle’s new novel. |
Book Review: A Moment in the SunMarx Dorrity reviews the book by John Sayles. |
The Bard Fiction Prize's First DecadePrevious winners of the past decade awarded the Bard Fiction Prize. |
Short Takes: July 2011Six stories to check out this summer. |
Berkshires Travel Guide
Mass AppealPeter Aaron’s travel guide through the Berkshires. |
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Community Pages
Newburgh: History & HeartOrange County Choppers and Washington’s Headquarters in the “Queen City.” |
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Rosendale: Enchanted PlaygroundThe best food, fests, and fun in this historic cement-filled town. |
Video
Video: A Conversation with Allison LeachJuly 2011 cover artist Allison Leach discusses her work with Stephen Blauweiss. |
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On the Cover
On the Cover: Allison LeachA childhood obsession with explorers leads to photographer Allison Leach’s “Misfit Explorers” series, on display at Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson. |
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Horoscopes
Eclipse in Cancer, Chiron in PiscesEric Francis Coppolino discusses this month’s alignment in the cardinal signs. |
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Horoscopes for July 2011What the universe has in store for you this month. |





