Rhinebeck Arts Festival this weekend
Once again the Dutchess Fairgrounds play host to the Rhinebeck Arts Festival, a juried gathering of some 200 artisans –
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Newly opened Arrowood Farms microbrewery in Accord earns organic certification
Ever since New York State’s new Farm Brewery enabling legislation took effect in 2013, overturning decades of restrictions on domestic
Now You See Me 2 tricks audiences into believing that they’re enjoying themselves
When Now You See Me, Louis Leterrier’s flashy caper flick about an ill-assorted quartet of elite stage magicians recruited to
Kingston to celebrate the state holiday of Juneteenth
It took two-and-a-half years after Abraham Lincoln’s issuance on January 1, 1863 of the Emancipation Proclamation for the last of
Beer, Bourbon & Bacon Festival in Rhinebeck
What is this mysterious, iconic connection between geeks and bacon? Go to a website like ThinkGeek! that markets products to
Love & Friendship puts the caustic back in Austen
Screenwriter/director Whit Stillman had to sell his Manhattan apartment to make his first feature film, Metropolitan, in 1990. But if
SUNY New Paltz rededicates Manny Bromberg’s innovative Cliffside sculpture
On the morning of Saturday, May 21, more than 50 art-lovers gathered on the campus of SUNY New Paltz to
Town, village of New Paltz debate ban on “water mining” on Mill Brook Preserve
Though one might think that the establishment of a conservation easement protecting New Paltz’s newest parkland jewel, the Mill Brook
New Paltz Village Board asks comptroller to monitor possible investment of NYS retirement funds in Pilgrim Pipeline
Municipalities along the 170-mile proposed route of the Pilgrim Pipeline, proposed to carry hydrofracked Bakken crude oil from Albany to
Actress/singer/comic Jackie Hoffman on stage at the CIA in Hyde Park
“If you hear a noise that threatens to shatter the windows and buckle the sidewalks, it’s only Jackie Hoffman,” Ben