March in the Parade premieres at Rosendale Theatre
Over the past eight years, as High Falls-based author/arts administrator Edward Versailles has been tweaking March in the Parade: A
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Phantasmic four
As a Baby Boomer, I can’t truthfully say that the original Ghostbusters movie was a precious icon of my coming-of-age
Gardiner Classic 5K Run takes off from Majestic Park on July 21
On Thursday evening, July 21, runners (and walkers) of all ages and from as far away as Connecticut and New
Rebuilt Rosendale Town Pool opens at last
Thursday, July 7 was an oppressively hot and muggy day, but Rosendalers and honored guests were all smiles as the
Wellspring of creativity at Mount Tremper Arts
Since its founding in 2008, the Summer Festival at Mount Tremper Arts (MTA) has been making quite a name for
Miracle on South Division Street at Ellenville’s Shadowland
Chaucer’s Pardoner in the Canterbury Tales was far from the only shyster peddling fake relics of saints in the Middle
Taiko drumming in Rosendale’s Widow Jane Mine
What taken-for-granted local treasures are on your Hudson Valley Bucket List? Have you been to the Widow Jane Mine yet?
Joyce Carol Oates to give book talk in Woodstock
Bookies will lay you odds on anything; they have to keep a finger on the broader zeitgeist at all times,
Amanda Lopez offers unusual spin on yoga classes via My Peaceful Yogi
After seven years of living in Westchester and teaching yoga classes, Amanda Lopez (née Cuney) recently returned to the town
Photographer Carl Cox opens new studio on Main Street in Rosendale
It took three decades, but Carl Cox has finally found his way home — to a successful career doing what