The Revolutionary Optimists coming to Upstate Films
“It’s the things I do, not luck, that determine my fate.” So says a plucky young girl from the slums
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Talk on new book by jailed militant Russell Maroon Shoatz
If the only Maroons you’ve heard of are sports teams, think again. Better yet, do a little research and you’ll
How marketing savvy helped topple a dictator
The tenth anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq seems like as good an excuse as any to remind ourselves
Screening of healthcare doc Escape Fire in Woodstock to benefit O+ Festival
Necessity being the mother of invention, the gangbusters success of Kingston’s O+ Festival, which has already spawned national interest and
Local premiere of The Brass Teapot, a film shot in Newburgh and Beacon
Whether it’s Aladdin’s Wonderful Lamp, a magic fish who’ll grant all your wishes if you’ll just toss him back into
Rosendale Theater hosts open house to show off improvements, woo new volunteers
So much has been accomplished by the Rosendale Theatre Collective (RTC) in the past three years, since the community-based group
If it only had a heart
Sam Raimi’s Oz the Great and Powerful may be raking in a whole lot more cash than Jack the Giant
Historic railroad trestle over Rondout Creek scheduled to reopen in June
If someone asked you to picture a single iconic image that captures the essence of Rosendale, the way the outline
Brimstone, Booze and the Ballot revivifies suffragists’ struggle
The Women’s Suffrage Movement sounds like ancient history, doesn’t it? When we try to imagine it, we picture sepia-toned images
Pinter plays revived in Rhinebeck
By the time that Harold Pinter was awarded both the Nobel Prize for Literature and France’s Légion d’Honneur in 2005,