Rhinebeck Theatre Society revives The Man Who Came to Dinner
When the Rhinebeck Theatre Society (RTS) put on The Man Who Came to Dinner as its very first production back
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Happily handmade at Cottekill church-turned-studio
For the second time, the 113-year-old white church-turned-studio at 167 Cottekill Road in the very small village of Cottekill
Rumors greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain would probably appreciate the adaptation of his play Is He Dead? if he also knew that the man
Play that résumé
Now in its 33rd season and continuing its search for a new music director, the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra (WCO) is
The Great Gift Certificate Drive
Joe Baganz and Becky Schermerhorn see a lot of faces every day in their deli on South Manor Drive near
PAW stages autism drama
Lucy is a 13-year-old girl living on the spectrum of autism. That’s how it’s talked about these days: a spectrum
Saugerties to host West Point Saxophone Quartet
Imagine sitting in a sanctuary and listening to four orchestral saxophones producing the ethereal sounds of George Frideric Handel’s Arrival
Hudson Valley booksignings & readings for November
It sometimes happens that the total novice, unfettered by secondhand knowledge and borrowed expertise, is able to experience phenomena and
Fine dining on the Dark Side in Saugerties this Friday
When Ric Orlando throws a Halloween Ball at his restaurant in Saugerties, it gets properly thrown. This Friday, October 28,
Tales to tell at the Ulster County Fairgrounds
The power and delight of storytelling – passing stories from generation to generation –will be celebrated again this year in