The Fenimore Quilt Club 2024 Show will be held February 3-18 at the Cooperstown Art Association Galleries, located at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall on the corner of Main and Fair streets.…
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Leading a thrilling roster of guest artists, Glimmerglass welcomes Irish star mezzo-soprano Tara Erraught as Artist-in-Residence for the 2024 season.…
“Bear” weaves a poignant narrative around a 1991 Gulf War veteran grappling with PTSD, drawing inspiration from Stillman’s real-life interactions with veterans, the press release reads.…
“The aim of The Artisans’ Guild is to provide high-quality gifts and everyday items at affordable prices, while adding a little beauty to the lives of all who shop here and helping the local economy,” said Stromberg.…
“I am honored to have been selected by the Catskill Symphony Orchestra to be their new artistic director,” Cortese said in a statement. “The board is a highly committed group of individuals who have been exceptionally supportive of my work and vision for the orchestra.…
“‘Start from ZERO’ is a sweeping exhibition filling both the Martin-Mullen and Project Space galleries with an expansive overview of Yolanda Sharpe’s contemporary practice,” said SUNY Oneonta Gallery Director Sarah Simpson.…
“I began developing this idea at the Barrelhouse Writer Camp in 2017, where I worked with the concept of an ex-punk private investigator as a character,” Cudmore said.…
“Sleighin’ the Hills Drag & Brunch” brings regional drag performers to CANO for two festive shows on December 9 at 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets are available for $10.00 at cityofthehillsfest.org.…
Bruce Andrews was born in Cooperstown and was a coach, teacher and small businessman in the area throughout his entire life. Bruce was also a lover of music. He and his wife, Sue, hosted scores of house concerts over the years in their home in Schuyler Lake.…
FCO offered yet another exceedingly beautiful and virtuosic concert by way of the sobriquet “Aeolian Dance.” Aeolian it certainly was! If the ovations at the end of the George Enescu “Decet for Winds in D Major” is any indication, the audience certainly was transported on an Aeolian wind.…
