Bread Alone’s new cafe in Lake Katrine
The story of Bread Alone Bakery has become a local legend. When Dan Leader built his first firebrick oven in
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Soup, speak & sketch with Jean-Marc Superville Sovak in Beacon
“I am more interested in the experiential than the informational,” writes Jean-Marc Superville Sovak of his abstract works of art.
Santacon in Poughkeepsie this Saturday
For the past five years, crowds of Santa-clad revelers have taken to the streets in Poughkeepsie to let their beards
Help out with the Christmas Bird Count
Citizen science is on the rise, perhaps no place more dramatically evident than in amateur birdwatching circles, where nonprofessionals conduct
Plumbing the depths in Richard Heppner’s Woodstock – Everyday History
Richard Heppner has what you’d call a passion for history – specifically local history: the common events and gathered lore
Will Nixon’s Acrostic Woodstock and the “Woodstock Poems Scavenger Hunt”
In a town known for an abundance of artist types, Will Nixon emerges as a poet (Love in the City
Dutchess Outreach seeks volunteers, new food sources
It may be no coincidence that Dutchess Outreach, an organization whose mission it is to provide support for needy citizens
SUNY-New Paltz ceramics students exhibit salt & pepper vessels in Rhinebeck
“Savor: A Salt & Pepper Vessel Exhibition” is a project produced by ceramics students of the School of Fine &
Mary Stuart Masterson to help Kaatsbaan this Saturday in Tivoli
Marking 25 years of dedication to realizing any sort of endeavor calls for a celebration, especially when those years involve
Poet Joshua Mehigan to read in New Paltz
Poet Joshua Mehigan (The Optimist, 2004, and Accepting the Disaster, 2014) grew up in upstate New York and earned a