Stella by stagelight
This Sunday, November 23, the Rosendale Theatre continues its popular monthly series of encore broadcasts of top British stage productions
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Michael Keaton soars above life’s mundane defeats in Birdman
For argument’s sake, let’s start from the basic premise that comic-book superhero movies are, in essence, dumb: the visual-entertainment equivalent
New Paltz Town Hall closes, offices relocating to new site this week
Got a beef with Town Hall? You’re going to have to hold it in for this week at least, if
Rosendale hosts International Pickle Festival
A mainstay of Rosendale’s claim to the title of Festival Town, the International Pickle Festival returns to the Recreation Center
Hudson Valley Craft Brew Festival in Poughkeepsie
Ready or not, the barrage of winter holiday hype is beginning to wash over us, including many a reference to
Rent on stage at SUNY-New Paltz
If you led anything resembling a Bohemian lifestyle in New York City in the last couple of decades of the
Geri Owens finishes her fifth marathon run at age 80
Though she didn’t start running until she was in her 40s — a career that led up to her finishing
MASS MoCA curator speaks about “Rethinking the Museum Model” in Woodstock
When mid-Hudsonites consider the subject of adaptive reuse of industrial sites to provide large open spaces for the exhibition of
Relocation plan alarms Unison Arts and Learning Center boosters
Dozens of concerned supporters of the Unison Arts and Learning Center, a keystone of the New Paltz cultural scene since
Say hi to Big Brother in Citizenfour
Fans of political thrillers, documentaries and horror movies are generally viewed as different demographics. But a new film about to