Mid-Hudson Civic Center hosts The Price is Right Live! in Poughkeepsie
Except for a seven-year hiatus in the late ’60s and early ’70s, The Price Is Right has been on the
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D & H Canal society plans Romeo Muller exhibit, negotiates Depuy Canal House acquisition
The Delaware & Hudson Canal Historical Society (DHCHS) is entering its 50th year of existence with plans in the works
Snow flurries don’t deter kids from 28th annual New Paltz Easter Egg
April may be the cruelest month, but when Easter comes early in its four-week cycle, young egg-hunters can find late
Kolonialism for kids: Home offers gently subversive fun
It’s that post-Oscars doldrums time of year, when week after week, there’s nothing new in your local cinemas that’s particularly
Wilmorite court ruling questions viability of PILOTs under 2% tax cap
The decision handed down on March 17 by judge Michael H. Melkonian in the New York State Supreme Court of
Avant-goddess: Laurie Anderson and Neil Gaiman at Bard
Now that fantasy author extraordinaire Neil Gaiman is on the faculty at Bard College, teaching just one class per semester,
Tivoli’s Tangent Theatre to perform Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero
One of the Hudson Valley’s more intriguing stage troupes these days is the Tangent Theatre Company, known for its annual
Indigo Arts Academy planned for former Anna Devine Elementary School in Rifton
Faced with steadily decreasing enrollment and an increasingly irate taxpayer base, the Kingston City School District decided three years ago
Wild Tales from Argentina
Whichever anonymous Old Testament author coined the phrase “Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord” was dispensing sage advice. One of
Amadeus Live with the Hudson Valley Philharmonic in Poughkeepsie
It’s hard to go wrong with Mozart when you’ve got an appetite for a triple whammy of classical immersion. Continuing