The Crandell Theatre marquee. Photo contributed

Crandell sets stay-at-home cinema

CHATHAM—This week in stay-at-home cinema, the Crandell Theatre presents a portrait of an abstract art pioneer in “Beyond the Visible: Hilma af Klint,” holdovers of last week’s “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” and the French comedy “On a Magical Night,” plus a new selection of Crandell’s Kanopy favorites.

Purchase a virtual ticket through the links offered on the Crandell website, crandelltheatre.org, with 50% of the box office benefitting the continued operations of the Crandell Theatre.

The Crandell appreciates viewers’ continued patience with the technical hurdles the Virtual Screening Room may have presented in their homes. “This is new for all of us, and we understand your frustrations.” Refer to distribution partners’ technical support links (on each of the film pages) for any problems that might arise.

Claverack summer concerts canceled

CLAVERACK – The Claverack Republican Club has cancelled the 2020 Summer Concert Series due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Summer Concert Series has been a staple of the Claverack community for the past nine years, offering free concerts by local bands Thursday nights in July and August at the Claverack Town Park. Read more…

Chatham films visit France, Israel, NYC, Brazil

CHATHAM—This week’s adventure in Virtual Cinema at the Crandell Theatre presents a noir masterpiece “Rififi,” along with “Incitement”’s historical drama about the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, a holdover of “The Booksellers”’ journey into New York’s antiquarian shelves, and, back by popular demand, the sci-fi spaghetti western “Bacurau.”

For film trailers and tickets, visit crandelltheatre.org. A full 50% of the box office benefits the continued operations of the Crandell Theatre. The ticket allows screening the film beginning May 1, which remains streamable for several days following purchase on all compatible streaming platforms, mobile devices or web browser . See Virtual Screening Room FAQs for full details.

TSL schedules 10 films to stream for May

HUDSON—In partnership with its film distributors, Time and Space Ltd can now offer a selection of independent films and documentaries for streaming from home.

Ten films have been scheduled for the month of May, three of which are available now. Each film is slated to run for two weeks with the possibility of extended dates, depending, in part, on viewer feedback. TSL’s virtual film library will be updated continually. Read more…

Crandell movie roster, April 24-30

CHATHAM—In this week’s adventure in Virtual Cinema, Friday, April 24 through Thursday, April 30, the Crandell presents a trio of new titles: FilmColumbia favorite “The Times of Bill Cunningham,” a harrowing trip to Iceland with “A White, White Day,” and a journey into New York’s dusty antiquarian shelves with “The Booksellers.”

Viewers purchase a virtual ticket at any time through one of the links offered on the Crandell website, crandelltheatre.org, with 50% of the box office benefitting the continued operations of the Crandell Theatre. The ticket remains streamable for several days following purchase on all compatible streaming platforms, mobile device or web browser; see Virtual Screening Room FAQs for full details. The Crandell extends deepest thanks for the community’s support during these unprecedented times.

TSL serves 580 meals, still cooking

HUDSON—On March 16, in compliance with the NYS government, Time & Space Ltd suspended its regular arts programming until further notice. That same week, TSL launched its Comfort Food Suppers initiative in collaboration with Chef Tyler Robins. Read more…