Matt Moment is a Studio Assistant at Times Union. He focuses on the intersections of arts and entertainment, covering topics such as photography, event management, and various music genres. His work has been featured in Times Union, Hudson Valley Magazine, and The Daily Catch.
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By: Emily Sachar
Editor's Note: As the Dutchess County Fair kicks off Tuesday, Daily Catch reporters are on-site from dawn to dark to bring you another year of Faces
By: Matt Moment
The ninth annual Hudson Jazz Festival will take place this October, bringing jazz musicians together for a mix of free and ticketed performances.
By: Matt Moment, Sabrina Sucato, Morgan D'Amore
Celebrate the arrival of autumn in the Hudson Valley and get an early start on holiday shopping with one-of-a-kind gifts at fall craft fairs.
By: Emily Sachar
In our fall arts round-up, The Daily Catch details three local exhibitions that capture quintessential elements of fall—its earthy colors, warm light, and even its produce—and also provides an annotated list of standout shows in Hudson and Kingston. (Photo courtesy of Gwen Bardon)
By: Emily Sachar
When Clara Pick-Gernsheim fled Nazi Germany, she saved not only herself but also a trove of music that might otherwise have been lost forever.
By: Matt Moment
On Oct. 3, the Altalena Artists Collective will present a program of works by composer and Bard professor Joan Tower to celebrate her 54 years of service to the college.
By: Matt Moment
Opening this weekend, the ninth annual China Now Festival aims to promote the study and performance of contemporary Chinese music.
By: Matt Moment
The Clinton Town Board voted unanimously on Tuesday to introduce a new law that would impose an occupancy tax on some short-term rentals.
By: Kayla Sexton, Matt Moment
In New Paltz, Mohonk Mountain House was recently named the #1 Resort in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic by Condé Nast Traveler.
By: Emily Sachar, Matt Moment
With Leon Botstein gone, Bard faces a question beyond who leads the institution itself: How will it sustain the music and arts programs he helped create, champion, and fund?
