Tim Rowan holds open studio in Stone Ridge
Fragment, vessel, box, cup: These are the categories assigned to pages on Tim Rowan’s website where examples of his work
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Winter Walk in Hudson
Whoever says that a chilly evening in December is not the best time of year to stroll up and down
Oriole9/Yum Yum Noodle Bar owners open Lekker in Stone Ridge
Nina Paturel and Luc Moeys, an entrepreneurial couple who own Oriole9 and Yum Yum Noodle Bar in Woodstock and another
Elaine Rachlin sings cabaret to welcome Beaujolais Nouveau in Rhinecliff
What qualities of voice are evoked when one is compared to Edith Piaf and Billie Holiday? Both divas sang from
Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus performs in Kingston
The Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus will make its debut at a performance at the LGBTQ Community Center in Kingston on Sunday,
Leslie Gerber reads Lies of the Poets in Woodstock
Leslie Gerber’s poetic impulse was a long time coming. After a career on radio (WDST), a long stint at mail-order
Ladies of the Valley concert to benefit Family of Woodstock
A benefit concert for Family of Woodstock’s Hotline and Walk-in Center will be held on Sunday, November 9 at the
“Paper engineer” Robert Sabuda releases new book, readies 10 Horse Art Center
[portfolio_slideshow id=13403] In a six-minute-long Martha Stewart video clip, Robert Sabuda demonstrates the rudiments of making a pop-up book. You
Annie O’Neill retrospective in Stone Ridge
Annie O’Neill calls her show at Family Traditions a “mini-retrospective,” implying that the collection of photographic prints, drawings, silkscreens and
Death Cafe: A place to talk about one of life’s biggest taboos
Picture this: A few dozen individuals of varying ages and cultural backgrounds are sitting under the canopy in a park