Reflections on birthdays, aging, and why change does not need a date. The end of one year and the start of the next. Every year, when the holidays wind down,
There’s a certain kind of energy that comes through in Dave “Face” Boccio’s photography. It feels alive, unpolished in the best way.If you have ever been up front at a
Nothing is quite as it used to be. We can all agree on that in one way or another. From technology to politics, from skin care to mental health,
It’s hard to leave the Hudson Valley in the summertime. I hear so many clients say they look forward to summers here. They even save their vacations for other times
Ominous Angels: Art Opening at Le Shag We’re excited to host Ominous Angels, a new art show featuring works by Xek Noir & Atropa, opening at Le Shag on July
Last weekend, a few of us from Le Shag rolled into the Catskills Roller Disco because what better way to kick off summer than sequins, skate wheels, and total costume
There are artists who chase ideas, and those who let the work lead. Christine Connor falls beautifully into the latter. A collage artist with a deep love for process, her
We’re thrilled to feature Sharon Frey in the Gallery at Le Shag! Sharon is a portraiture and figurative artist whose work captures the beauty of the human form through both
Our next art show at Le Shag is longtime Kingston resident, Paul Heath. You might know him as Dumbwon, you might know him from the band Dead Unicorn, and you
Maria Philippis is the founder & owner behind Boitson’s, a beloved Kingston restaurant that closed its doors this past January. Boitson’s arguably changed the Kingston restaurant landscape, ushering in an