Our Country’s Good on stage at the newly renovated Byrdcliffe Theater
Japan isn’t the only country in the world that designates certain people who contribute a great deal to the national
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New Paltz fireworks, topnotch bands delight county fairgrounds crowd (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=9848] Photos by Lauren Thomas “The fried dough is amazing!” said nine-year-old Maitreya Motel of Rosendale when asked
Leo Genovese’s Latin jazz at Bard Spiegeltent to benefit La Voz
The sumptuous Spiegeltent at Bard SummerScape is always a great venue to socialize, eat and drink whilst discovering some slightly
Rosendale Theatre unveils new stage, drop-down screen
Cited by many Rosendalers as the “anchor” for the economic revitalization of the town’s Main Street in recent years, the
Rosendale gets festive for Pool Fund with new Mermaid Parade
It was another rained-out early summer weekend, but that didn’t faze the festival-mad folks of Rosendale last Sunday, when they
New Paltz Village Board member Don Kerr urges reconsideration of Wallkill River drinking water option
The New Paltz Village Board’s June 24 meeting was the first for newly elected trustee Don Kerr, and he immediately
Testament of Youth is a handsome, timeless meditation on the futility of war
A side from the actual international conflicts that never seem to stop swirling around us, many Americans can point to
“The Stories We Tell: Hudson Valley Artists 2015” at the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
[portfolio_slideshow id=16316] Photos by Lauren Thomas For people who think visually, the old bromide that “One picture is worth
Historic Huguenot Street marks Cider Week with Cider Market & Tasting
It wasn’t the greatest of weekends for outdoor events, but intermittent rain last Saturday didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the
Inside Out is colorful, cerebral & touching
Not that Pixar’s latest animated feature release needs any help from me, substantially beating Avatar’s record for the highest-grossing opening