Kids gets to celebrate New Year’s at Bearsville
It’s officially a tradition: Uncle Rock’s second annual New Year’s Eve Family Rock Club. After all, kids need to party,
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Red Hook Bicentennial quilt completed
She’s not a historian, and she has only lived in Red Hook for 15 years, making her a newcomer by
Mills Mansion & Burger Hill offer great sledding
Writing this on a cold-but-snowless day seems a little premature; however, we can all search our memory banks for mental
Panel discussion with comic-book artist Paul Abrams
In his home at 30 Staple Street in Kingston, Paul Abrams conducts classes to teach budding artists and comic-book aficionados
Art by Lakota youth accompanies blanket drive in Kingston
Gabriel’s on John Street in Kingston is the site of an exhibit of photography and artwork by children from the
Calling back the Sun at BSP in Kingston
Backstage Studio Productions (BSP) and Transformation in Action Productions present the final Earth Change Series performance this Saturday, December 17
Art sale in New Paltz to benefit Haitian People’s Support Project
Haiti’s new school of modern art is being exhibited in venues around the US and Latin America in a traveling
Teens host benefit show for Laos Project in Woodstock
“With the power of enthusiasm, you can open their hearts, and they are just so willing to help. As soon
NYC Ballet stars headline New Paltz Ballet Theatre’s Nutcracker this weekend at Bardavon
Once again, the New Paltz Ballet Theatre (NPBT) presents the company’s 15th annual rendition of the Christmas classic The Nutcracker,
Welcome to the fold: Kingston Library hosts origami workshop with Anita Barbour
Origami, the ancient Japanese art of folding paper to produce intricate shapes and three-dimensional objects, looks like a difficult craft.