Celebrate Chinese New Year at Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
Representing 20 percent of the world’s population, people of Chinese descent currently outnumber all other ethnicities on the planet. Coupled
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Buddha and the Beats
When the young Tibetan monk Chögyam Trungpa came to America to teach, he wore a suit and enjoyed himself in
Going to pot in Highland
The Hudson Valley region’s best-kept secret just might be West’s Ceramic Supply, tucked into an industrial court off Route 9W
Bookings: Hudson Valley author events & signings for February
Paul Russell says that writing a period piece – like his recently released The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov, for
Audrey Rapaport & James Judd in Funny Stories at Kleinert
Here are two comics, three days in a row, and four reasons to be there: To help Performing Arts of
Main squeeze: Dan Gurney of Rhinebeck touts new Irish accordion album
Traditional Irish Music on the Button Accordion is 24-year-old Dan Gurney’s debut album, a collection of tunes – 33 of
Gardiner hosts lecture on Verbal First Aid for kids
What you say to your children in those first moments of distress from falling down or having a bad dream,
He’s got a hunch: Rigoletto in Hyde Park this Saturday
If the Austrian morality police had had their way back in 1851, Rigoletto, the tragic opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi
Belleayre hosts Kids’ Winter Carnival this weekend
“We’re still spoiled with last year’s snowfall,” says Jonathan King at Belleayre Mountain Winter Snow Park. “But we’re producing our
Saugerties Pro Musica hosts Strawberry Hill Fiddlers this Sunday
Saugerties Pro Musica will present the Strawberry Hill Fiddlers at the United Methodist Church in Saugerties this Sunday, January 15