Chris Colfer’s live webcast after premiere of his new film at Rosendale Theatre
If you’re a teenager in America with access to cable TV, Chris Colfer may well be one of your heroes
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Ashokan Center hosts New Year’s Eve Bash
Have you put off making plans for New Year’s Eve – to the point where you wonder if you can
Winter concert with Prana this Sunday
Some phenomena in life are so striking that one never forgets the first time that one encounters them. I’d put
Hyde Park on Hudson screenwriter to speak at Upstate
Hyde Park on Hudson opens this week locally; screenwriter to speak at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck on December 29 Probably
Middle Earth lite
Dear Reader, kindly take the following review under the advisement that its author has been a total Tolkien geek since
Sonic seasonings with the Esopus Chamber Orchestra
Winter is the season when the Hudson Valley’s many hardworking and talented small classical ensembles tend to emerge from the
Old-World gourmet goodies are back in New Paltz, thanks to Russo’s Italian Deli
There are certain types of businesses that are essential to have in a town the size of New Paltz, if
Life of Pi needs to be seen, preferably in 3-D
Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi, which won Britain’s prestigious Mann Booker Prize in 2002, along with a slew of
Hess Farm project needs $40,000
A new sign outside Gardiner Town Hall will track the final fundraising needed to protect a local farm for future
The chilling scenario of Chasing Ice
You may not recognize the name James Balog right off; but unless you’re a diehard global warming denier, you’ve probably