Le Week-End is a deromanticized romantic comedy about marriage
Ah, Paris: the ultimate destination for a restorative second honeymoon or a charming romantic comedy. Le Week-End, the latest collaboration
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Artists put out the welcome mat as Gardiner Open Studio Tour returns May 3 & 4
Artist studio tours have become key components in the cultural tourism economy of a number of Hudson Valley communities, including
Buglisi Dance Theatre performs this Saturday at Kaatsbaan in Tivoli
Founded by Jacqulyn Buglisi and three other former principal dancers from the now-defunct Martha Graham Dance Company, the Buglisi Dance
SUNY-New Paltz stages On the Verge
One of the great pleasures of the rediscovery of “herstory” promoted by the Second Wave of the women’s movement was
Verdi’s Requiem to be performed with full orchestra & 100+ singers at Bard
When we think of the great 19th-century Italian Romantic composer Giuseppe Verdi, we appreciate him mainly for his unrivaled contributions
Donald Rumsfeld in The Unknown Known
That guy with the strange movie idea was named Errol Morris, whose 1978 documentary about a California pet cemetery, Gates
Richard II starring David Tennant in Rosendale
Here in America, if called upon to ponder the phenomenon of the science fiction fan subculture, with its wacky conventions
Wednesday is World Book Night
We don’t really know exactly when William Shakespeare was born; the only written documentation records his baptism on April 26,
Inaugural poet Richard Blanco at SUNY-Ulster on Tuesday
Odd as it may seem, only three US presidents have ever had eminent American poets read poems at their inaugurals.
$250K Bonacic grant, $6K realtor donation for Rosendale pool replacement
Efforts in Rosendale to raise funds for the replacement of the town pool, which has been out of commission for