Kingston & Highland host WinterFests this Saturday
The word amongst meteorologists is that it might snow just a bit this week, which scenario would perhaps be more
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Pirate Invasion in Kingston to benefit Queens Galley snow-day program
What kid does not give it a fist pump when a snow day is called due to inclement winter weather?
Rise to the occasion with Bread Alone’s Dan Leader in Rhinebeck
I sometimes consume cookbooks like novels: from cover to cover, including all anecdotes and instructions, as much for entertainment as
Pair fair: Poughkeepsie hosts Bridal Expo this Sunday
Planning a wedding in the New Year? A great event for couples recently engaged and families in the midst of
Pictures worth a thousand words: the work of Andrew Potolsky
A unique exhibit will be mounted at Duck Pond Gallery in Port Ewen this weekend in the colorful work of
Benefactor to match donations to fix Catskill Animal Sanctuary’s new facility
For a decade, the Catskill Animal Sanctuary (CAS) has been home to needy farm animals at its bucolic location on
Bookings: Hudson Valley author events this month
At Barnes & Noble in Kingston: Saturday, January 21 at 2 p.m. – Former Forbes Magazine managing editor Stewart Pinkerton
Frank Bergon to read from Jesse’s Ghost at Vassar
Jesse’s Ghost is the first story of a new series by Frank Bergon: a novelist, essayist, critic and professor emeritus
Temperatures rise on New Year’s Eve at BSP in Kingston
Temperatures might hover around the freezing point outdoors, but inside the BSP Lounge the atmosphere will be hot. Doors open
Say goodbye to the old year at Byrdcliffe’s dance party
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild presents a New Year’s Eve Dance Party with the Catskill 45s performing two sets, one at