Frozendale Festival returns to Rosendale this Saturday
Old Man Winter is in town and primed to lead the parade as Rosendale celebrates the sixth annual Frozendale Festival
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Down to the marrow: Theaters screen leukemia documentary
You can hear disembodied facts and statistics about the upswing of cancer or warming global temperatures or the diagnosis of
It’s a shoe-in: Andrew Elsbree & Susan Kayne’s Clermont Farm is known for its expert farrier service
In human history, the horse has always been a beast of burden and transportation and an instrument of war. A
Catskill Ballet Theatre dances The Nutcracker at UPAC in Kingston this weekend
“Ours is a traditional Nutcracker with a new bit of choreography in the second act,” says Anne Hebard of the
New Paltz man helps Puppies behind Bars train service dogs for disabled vets
“Playing with eight four-week-old Lab puppies is the best volunteer job in the world,” says David De Mers of New
Santa and the Sawyers this Sunday
The Village of Saugerties is a fun place to stroll around at any time of year, and even more so
Woodstock Holiday Open House this Friday
The 30th annual Woodstock Holiday Open House takes place this Friday, December 2 from 5 to 9 p.m., when storefronts
Will Hermes to speak on ‘70s NYC music scene
Just when it seems as though nothing new could possibly emerge from within the bounds of a given form, the
Bookings: December’s author signings & readings
At Inquiring Minds in New Paltz: Friday, December 9 at 7 p.m. – Will Hermes, author of Love Goes to
St. Nick’s on the move as Sinterklaas goes bi-coastal
Kingston’s Rondout District will join the Dutch tradition reenacted in Rhinebeck during the holiday season by hosting the opening event