Poughkeepsie hosts Dragon Boat Races this Saturday
Considering the way that the opening of the Hudson River Rowing Association Community Boathouse on the Poughkeepsie waterfront has pumped
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Rosendale Farmers’ Market relocates to theatre parking lot
Though its continued operation seemed dubious as of the end of the 2013 harvest season, the Rosendale Farmers’ Market has
Powerhouse Theater at Vassar presents the Lobbyists in SeaWife
“Ghosts, puppets, revelry, whaleships, leviathans, rum.” That’s the description of the musical-in-development SeaWife in one of its workshop incarnations in
Richard Thompson at Bearsville this Saturday
It’s RT Week in the Hudson Valley, and fans have reason to rejoice. It kicked off last Saturday, as you
Binoche and Owen strike sparks in Words and Pictures
Whether or not a picture is actually worth a thousand words depends on which picture, which words and whether the
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival serves up delightful Two Gentlemen of Verona
On a fine June evening, with Boscobel’s iconic view of the Hudson Highlands, the river itself and Constitution Marsh as
Bard fêtes Franz Schubert during 25th composer-themed SummerScape
Arguably the mid-Hudson’s premier summer performing arts showcase, Bard SummerScape brings topnotch performers in the fields of music – including
Gardiner recycling coordinator Wendy Toman delivers glowing report on Transfer Station improvements
Neat news about a messy subject was the order of the day at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on Tuesday,
High on the scale: How to Train Your Dragon 2
School’s out for the summer, which means that movie studios will soon be trotting out their biggest selection of family-friendly
Powerhouse Theater promises star-studded summer at Vassar
Powerhouse Theater, that roiling crucible of new plays in various stages of development, is launching its summer 2014 schedule this