Chronogram Magazine

Luminary Publishing was established in the summer of 1993 to promote and enhance the creative and cultural scene in the Hudson Valley. A key initiative of the company is the free monthly publication, Chronogram, which is described as "A Mid-Hudson Magazine of Events and Ideas." This magazine reaches readers in the counties surrounding the beautiful Hudson River, such as Ulster, Dutchess, Greene, Columbia, Orange, Putnam, and Westchester.

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Pride Events at Arts Society of Kingston

5 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

HappyPride Month! As part of the yearly month-long celebration of LGBTQ+ pride, theArts Society of Kingston (ASK) will present three free events on June 5. Thetrio of happenings kicks off on June 5 at 6:30pm with the opening of “Big BoldPride,” a juried ASK exhibition that focuses on LGBTQIA+ artists and allies.
Summer 2025 Pop & Folk Music Shows

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

Opus 40 June 7-September 6 With prior promotions group Chosen Family stepping aside and the staff of Saugerties venue The Local stepping into the breach, sculpture park Opus 40 returns with a run of enticing events for summer 2025.
Summer 2025 Classical & Jazz Performances

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

Hudson Valley Chamber Music Circle June 3-24 Presented over three Saturday evenings in June at Olin Hall at the Bard College Fisher Center, the Hudson Valley Chamber Music Circle offers concerts by some of today’s leading ensembles.
2025 Plays & Theater Seasons

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron |Brian Mahoney

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Bridge Street Theatre Through November 23 Certainly one of the Hudson Valley’s most active spots for live theater, Catskill’s Bridge Street Theatre has a set of five plays booked for 2025: playwright Brian Dykstra’s timely comedy written in iambic pentameter, “Polishing Shakespeare” (through June 1); a new “nautical musical” by...
Max Wolf Friedlich’s “The Holes” at Powerhouse Theater

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

Right now, the base act of bringing people together, away from the isolation of their devices to watch live theater, is starting to feel more and more radical,” posits playwright Max Wolf Friedlich, whose “The Holes” will be presented by Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College with readings on July 19 and 20 as part of the company’s 39th season. “I think it’s a spiritual act, too.
Suzanne Vega at the Ridgefield Playhouse

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

She can’t say if any of the creatures were harmed in the making of the song, but according to Suzanne Vega, all the rodents mentioned in the punky “Rats,” from Flying with Angels, her first album of all-new material in 11 years, were entirely real. “Oh yeah, all of them,” says the celebrated singer-songwriter, who will perform at the Ridgefield Playhouse on June 15.
Summer 2025 Dance Performances

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

“Pastoral” at Bard SummerScape July 27-29 As part of the Bard SummerScape festival, Bard College welcomes the world premiere of Fisher Center LAB Choreographer in Residence Pam Tanowitz’s “Pastoral.” Created in partnership with composer Caroline Shaw and Brooklyn-based painter and visual artist Sarah Crowner, “Pastoral” uses Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 in F Major as a literal jumping-off point, seeing the dancers, original music, and visuals riffing on and expanding upon Beethoven’s bucolic...
Five Hudson Valley Concerts Not to Miss in June

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

The Lemon Twigs June 6 at Bearsville Theater The Lemon Twigs channel the sweetly harmonizing power-pop of Big Star, the Raspberries, and one-time Bearsville resident Todd Rundgren, with whom they’ve recorded. Brower opens. Hudson River Music Festival June14 at Croton Point Park Grahame Lesh and Friends, Lucius, Madison Cunningham, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Jorma Kaukonen, Steve Earle and Friends, and more. Outdoor family-friendly activities.
Book Review: Marie-Helene Bertino | Exit Zero

6 days ago | chronogram.com | Susan Yung

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Exit Zero Marie-Helene Bertino Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2025, $18 In her short stories, Marie-Helene Bertino transforms banalities into the breathtakingly surreal. Given such a compact format, it’s essential that the author engages the reader quickly.
Adam Deen’s “Spare Time” Exhibition Opens at Germantown Library May 30

1 week ago | chronogram.com | Brian Mahoney

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] It’s a curious thing, what we do when no one’s making us do anything. Some of us race lawnmowers. Some of us knit sweaters for cats. Others, more dignified perhaps, slather mayonnaise onto ham sandwiches while seated in folding chairs at demolition derbies, hoping the carnage starts before the mayo turns.