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Free candles, a song and an installation at First Presbyterian Church are some of the works of art meant to promote COVID-19 vaccine awareness.

Belgian-born cellist, singer, composer Helen Gillet has been described as a "whirling dervish of the cello." Gillet brings her diverse, eclectic sounds to the Foundry in West Stockbridge, Mass. on Saturday at 7:30. Gillet calls herself a singer-songwriter and surrealist-archeologist exploring synthesized sounds, texture, and rhythm using an acoustic cello. Her music ranges from French chanson of the 1940s, to Belgian folk tunes sung in Walloon, to a mix of rock and punk from the likes ...

From the region's best live music shows to film screenings and readings, here are the best Hudson Valley events in March 2022.

Participants in Finding a Voice, a festival of music by female composers, have their say

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began on Thursday with attacks by land, sea and air

Gas flaring soars in Mexico, derailing its climate change pledges as it seeks to boost oil output

Marc Brown said one of the things the program had been so good at was "remembering the dignity of childhood."

(MONTCLAIR, NJ) -- PEAK Performances at Montclair State University continues to introduce audiences to new work from today’s most exciting dance artists with the world premiere of Movement, in which celebrated choreographer Netta Yerushalmy intricately quilts together quotations from a vast array of sources: folk dances, traditional dances and ceremonies, modern and contemporary concert dance, commercial dance, sports, and contemporary life. The work draws from over 100 existing dance...

A coup is a commonplace event in Africa, Latin America, and Asia, and investigations and analyses of them have spawned several books and made many professors in the academia in the US.

President Christopher L. Eisgruber said the Alumni Day honorees demonstrate the transformative power of Princeton’s ability to make bold bets on human talent.