Wit performance to benefit Ovarian Cancer Support Program
Margaret Edson’s play Wit, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Best New
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Obnoxious young reporter pursues harmless old hippies in The Company You Keep
According to Hollywood lore, Robert Redford nursed a dream for decades to make a movie about renegade ‘60s-era activists on
Pterodactyl made from recycled materials soars aloft in Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum
What with bomb threats, lockouts and the like, the Rondout Valley Central School District has been having a bit of
42 is old-fashioned, inspiring Hollywood moviemaking
If, like this correspondent, you’re not a baseball fan, the number 42 is first and foremost the Answer to the
Master the maypole at 23rd annual Beltane
For many people, the mention of May Day instantly brings to mind the image of a ribbon-festooned Maypole. We know
Aztec Two-Step returns to Bearsville this Saturday
Two guys with acoustic guitars, who write songs and sing them simply, with maybe a little harmonica thrown in now
Huge ensemble to perform Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 at Bard
“Never again will I attain such depths and heights,” Gustav Mahler wrote much later in life of his Symphony No.
Serendipity in Schenectady
Though best-known for his Oscar-nominated role as a Mafia don in Prizzi’s Honor, the late comic actor William Hickey made
SUNY-New Paltz to perform The Producers
What springs to mind when you hear or read the word concierge? If you’ve seen the Mel Brooks movie The
New Paltz Teen Photo Contest winners are announced
Six New Paltz high school and middle school students were awarded prizes in the third annual New Paltz Teen Photo