Automotive Archive: A Roving Memorial tours Hudson this Sunday
Some of the most intriguing cultural innovations in the past couple of decades have utilized sonic art in public spaces.
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Stages of life: Actress/author Mary Louise Wilson to speak in New Paltz
If you missed Tony/Obie-winning actress Mary Louise Wilson when she came to Rhinecliff’s Morton Memorial Library in July, you’re in
Greco-Roman romp at Gardiner’s Locust Lawn
[portfolio_slideshow id=17249] In addition to having a felicitous alignment of nomenclature worthy of a Victorian novel, Locust Lawn, the
Winter’s Bone director Debra Granik to discuss new doc Stray Dog at Upstate Films
Independent filmmaker Debra Granik first made her mark as a highly talented iconoclast with one of the most successful feature
Broadway star Alice Ripley headlines Rhinebeck Gala
Tony-winning Broadway actress/chanteuse Alice Ripley will present an evening of songs and stories this Saturday, August 22 as the centerpiece
Lecture on environmental architecture at Cary Institute in Millbrook
It wasn’t so long ago that you’d be regarded as an eccentric at best, perhaps even a public nuisance if
Monika Schifler’s Superkrauts expand to new headquarters in Gardiner
It probably would not occur to most people to use the words “destiny” and “sauerkraut” in the same sentence –
Alf-Scan concert to raise funds to digitize Evers Archive
In December 2004, just weeks shy of his 100th birthday, Woodstock lost one of the true “living treasures” of the
Antiques collection of Reverend David Bronson, a protégé of the late Fred J. Johnston, to be auctioned in Stone Ridge
Antiques-hunting is a favorite sport among visitors to the mid-Hudson Valley, and devotees of the chase have an enticing opportunity
Bon-Odori Dance Festival marks 70th anniversary of Nagasaki bombing (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10085] Photos by Lauren Thomas The Bon-Odori New Paltz Dance Festival returned to Hasbrouck Park in New Paltz