SummerScape launches seven weeks of Puccini
Among the most anticipated summer pleasures of the mid-Hudson Valley is Bard SummerScape, which uses a celebration of a different
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Fundraising campaign underway to cast bronze statue for Ulster County Poorhouse memorial
“It’s been a long time coming,” says New Paltz town historian Susan Stessin-Cohn of a project dear to her heart
Wildfire that scorched 16 acres at Minnewaska is now 100 percent contained
This past Monday afternoon’s rain showers didn’t come soon enough to prevent a wildfire that consumed 16.2 acres of dry
Community mobilizes as funding for Greater New Paltz Community Partnership coordinator position runs out
Over the past five years, with Phoenix Kawamoto at the helm thanks to a Drug-Free Communities grant from the federal
Maggie’s Plan is a neo-screwball success
Once in a while I fall suddenly, irrevocably head-over-heels for an actor who hasn’t made much of an impression previously,
Rothko shows his true colors in Red
Now known as Shadowland Stages as it expands to encompass a black-box theater in a nearby building, Ellenville’s favorite Art
Maverick opens its 101st season
Just last month, Maverick Concerts received an award for Excellence in Historic Preservation from the Preservation League of New York
Saturday is Hudson River Day in Kingston
Does the arrival of sultry summer weather make you dream of getaways to charming harbor towns where you can stroll
Paula Poundstone at Bardavon this Friday
If you’re a fan of NPR’s fast-paced, satirical news quiz show Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me, you probably have your personal
See great plays before they hit Broadway at Powerhouse
If you didn’t realize it already, maybe the Tony Awards handed out a couple of weeks ago will pound it