Row your boat – for peace & unity
After a year’s worth of buildup, the Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign flotilla is finally making its way to the
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Growing strong
Gardens for Nutrition in New Paltz still thriving after 37 years, hurricanes and floods On the floodplain of the Wallkill
Rosendale hires engineer, seeks grant funding to replace Town Pool
At its meeting on Wednesday, July 10, the Rosendale Town Board voted unanimously to accept a bid of $39,000 from
Twenty Feet from Stardom casts long-overdue spotlight on backup singers
Summertime is traditionally regarded as the proper season for cinematic junk food, not the good-for-you granola of documentaries. But go
Bard to present first full staging outside Russia of Taneyev’s opera Oresteia
Pity the poor accursed House of Atreus. Game of Thrones fans might think that the brave and honorable scions of
Free performances of The Winter’s Tale on Woodstock’s Comeau Property
Most of Shakespeare’s plays are conventionally classified as either histories, tragedies or comedies, but there are a few exceptions that
Catch Boeing Boeing while you can at Ellenville gem Shadowland
What do you mean, you’ve never been to Shadowland? Admittedly, the mid-Hudson is loaded with local choices for summer theatre
Rosendale Street Festival to feature 73 bands this weekend
[portfolio_slideshow id=7983] Rosendale likes to tout itself as the Festival Town, committed to a packed agenda of public events celebrating
Tonto gone gonzo
The past few weeks have yielded two high-priced servings from Hollywood of updated spins on pop-culture franchises that held iconic
Nutopians perform Lennon tribute concert at Opus 40 in Saugerties
Back in 1973, John Lennon wanted to make New York City his home, but he was being treated like an