Sarah Micklem, Cornelius Eady & Rough Magic in Kingston
Kingston’s Spoken Word will host a mix of talent and entertainment this weekend when poet/playwright Cornelius Eady takes the stage
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Red Hook hosts Read Local Literary Festival
The upcoming third annual Read Local! Red Hook Literary Festival will take place on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and
Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns, April 3-6
There will be great books, evocative stories and abundant opportunities for inspiration at the fifth annual Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF),
Bordering on Treason with New Paltz’s Lorna Tychostup
The Hudson Valley Programmers’ Group will hold three special screenings of Bordering on Treason, a film by Trish Dalton documenting
Local authors to turn out at local bookstores for Indies First
This Saturday, November 30 marks the introduction of Indies First, an idea started by author Sherman Alexie and backed by
At Wit’s End: An Evening with Oscar Levant in Poughkeepsie
Radio, television and film history buffs will delight in the one-man show about the acclaimed actor, composer and raconteur Oscar
Knitting Yarns at Woodstock’s Golden Notebook
They say that knitting is making a comeback. For some of us, it never went away – rather, it got
Art of Doing authors at Woodstock Library this Saturday
Did you ever wonder how successful people get that way? Putting aside sheer luck, it seems that they must know
Poughkeepsie’s Upper Landing Park ready for Walkway elevator
At a recent “soft opening” of Upper Landing Park on Water Street in Poughkeepsie, the Dyson Foundation welcomed members of
All under one Shawl: The Big Read in Poughkeepsie
A National Endowment for the Arts program called the Big Read starts in Poughkeepsie on Sunday, October 20 with the