Florence Foster Jenkins delivers laughter leavened with affection
It’s a curious fact that male singers with technically lousy voices are easily forgiven by the public, even lionized if
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Three-woman cast conjures a concentrated Macbeth
If you discount Titus Andronicus as an aberration unworthy of the quill of the mature Shakespeare, the grimmest of his
Jazz in the Valley’s all-star lineup in Poughkeepsie
Ever hear about legendary nights in jazz history and wish that you’d been there – sessions when everybody was playing
Scintillating centennial at Maverick
Maverick Concerts have been bringing world-renowned chamber ensembles to the rustic music hall on the outskirts of Woodstock for a
Beverage trail boom in the Hudson Valley
The Hudson Valley wants to be Napa East. It’s now officially part of the Regional Economic Development Council’s master plan,
Dr. Heinz Meng: An appreciation
Some of life’s most magical moments come about when one is brought into close contact with the natural world. One
Paintout on Huguenot Street this Saturday
Plein air paintouts are all the rage, and what better region to feature them than the cradle of America’s first
Pizzamaking’s next wave debuts at Twin Star Orchards this Sunday
When a woman is described as Rubenesque, it means that she’s zaftig, curvaceous, pleasingly plump, like the mature females in
Village of New Paltz mulls closing part of Huguenot Street to auto traffic
For years now, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) has been advocating traffic restriction measures along the part of that thoroughfare where
Proposed speed limit reduction on Route 299 in New Paltz will require county DOT study
Traffic on Route 299 west of New Paltz was on the mind of a citizen activist who spoke up at