You’re in Charge this Saturday at Upstate in Woodstock
If you’re old enough, you may remember actress Mary Kay Place as the wannabe country music star Loretta Haggers on the oddball
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Ballet Hispanico at Bardavon this Saturday
What Alvin Ailey was to African Americans in terms of creating a meaningful presence in the world of ballet and
Payne Hollow & Turn of the Screw at Bard
Born in Kentucky at the beginning of the 20th century, Harlan Hubbard might have been accused by some of his
Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping is focus of Big Read in Dutchess, Columbia & Ulster
Don’t you just hate it when you’re reading a novel with which you’ve fallen completely in love, but nobody else
A Chilean divorcée reinvents herself in Gloria
Word has it that some middle-aged parents are utterly unfazed by the prospect of their children growing up and getting
Rosendale to screen lauded Tanaquil Le Clercq biopic this Sunday
Truth really is stranger than fiction sometimes. Consider this uncanny incident in 1944, when the original March of Dimes –
Three generations of victims of Argentina’s Dirty War to speak at Bard
The military junta that toppled the government of Isabel Perón in Argentina in 1976 used the excuse of a couple
Historic Huguenot Street unveils ambitious strategic planning initiative
The history of New Paltz’s Huguenot settlers may be literally carved in stone, but the future is apparently in a
Poet Janet Hamill to read new short story collection in New Paltz
Distinguished poet and short story writer Janet Hamill is now based in Orange County; but like so many kids reared
The bus stop of destiny: Tivoli’s Tangent Theatre Company to stage The Vandal
Hamish Linklater, author of the new play set in Kingston titled The Vandal, was born to the theatrical life, and