Galumpha comes to New Paltz
What’s a Galumpha? Well, we know that the verb “galumph” is one of the “portmanteau words” that Lewis Carroll coined
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Teachers share literacy tips and tricks at Hudson Valley Writing Project’s free seminars
In this high-tech era of texting and tweeting, how can our schools ensure that the ability to express oneself in
The mysterious blonde & La Rubia’s Dance Party in Saugerties
That palace of all things hot and tasty, New World Home Cooking in Saugerties, is hosting an event this Saturday
Dr. Strangelove this Friday at Bardavon
The acid test of great satire is whether it stands the test of time and cultural distance. From Aristophanes to
Music by Hudson Valley composers this Tuesday in New Paltz
Among the many native treasures of the Hudson Valley that we locals tend to take for granted, Joan Tower stands
From Gryffindor to Eelmarsh House with Dan Radcliffe
Poor Dan Radcliffe. Though it’s difficult to muster up much pity for a kid who had made enough money by
Shawangunk Ridge free public lecture series in New Paltz
There’s no better way to learn about nature than to get out in it and explore. But winter conditions are
Meryl Streep makes Margaret Thatcher seem almost human
When I first heard that Meryl Streep was undertaking the portrayal of one of my least-favorite 20th-century heads of state,
Boo who? UPAC to screen To Kill a Mockingbird
February is upon us, and the industry insiders at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will soon deign
So square, it’s cool in Rosendale this Friday
Folks who enjoy the exercise, fun and socializing afforded by contra dancing in these parts know the indefatigable Eric Hollman