For Pete’s sake: This weekend’s Clearwater Festival
In her song “Southern California Wants to Be Western New York,” singer/songwriter Dar Williams imagines a theme park on the
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Belle injects Austenesque settings with abolitionist stirrings
What would it be like, I wonder, to be a well-educated person of color whose guilty pleasure just happens to
Bearsville hosts Tribute to Harry Smith Anthology of Folk Music
The great folk music revival of the 1960s didn’t happen out of thin air, nor simply due to the ever-shifting
New Paltz officials and bike/ped committee seek residents’ input on trail plan for Route 299 gateway
On Tuesday, June 3, Town of New Paltz officials and the New Paltz Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee (BPC) hosted a
Summer theater roundup
Bard SummerScape, June 27 to August 17, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson Bard SummerScape is a premier showcase of the theatrical arts,
Carlos Santana returns to Bethel Woods this Sunday
There are a lot of great rock guitarists in the world, but there aren’t all that many whose signature sound
Overhyped Maleficent disappoints on nearly all fronts
There’s such a thing as too much PR. I don’t know about you, but when I can’t turn around without
Hyde Park to celebrate 75th anniversary of “hot dog summit”
The tale of the British royals’ bemusement as the American president and first lady defied all customary protocol to feed
Gayle Grunwald looks back on fight to preserve Rosendale’s mining history
Saying that she’s “not a person who likes to take credit for things,” longtime Rosendale resident Gayle Grunwald seems a
Kingston Community Block Party this Sunday
Though a relatively new addition to the rich cultural cauldron of Kingston’s Rondout Historic District, the Reher Center for Immigrant