Highland’s new Pomod’oro Pizza Café offers fresh Italian delights on the way to the Walkway
Downtown Highland has a new eatery destined to fuel many a Hudson Valley Rail Trail hike, bike ride or trans-Hudson
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WSW’s 2016 Chili Bowl fiesta draws record crowds to Rosendale Rec Center
Winding up its second decade of boisterous existence, the Women’s Studio Workshop (WSW)’s annual Chili Bowl Fiesta fundraiser is in
Steamworks Vapor in Highland offers a sociable, flavorful way to quit smoking
The world of “vaping” is uncharted territory to nonsmokers, with a mysterious jargon all its own. But it’s an increasingly
New Farmland Connections group aims to link landowners with permaculturalists
Got some land that you’d like to see used for sustainable farming purposes, but lack the time or expertise to
Grand prix fixe: Hudson Valley Restaurant Week
Founder The Valley Table still calls its affordable regional food celebration Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, even though the semiannual event
Maggie Smith is the neighbor from Hell
As rude, benighted and uncivilized a culture as we are, America doesn’t designate and venerate people as Living National Treasures
New Paltz United Methodist Church marks 230th year with talks, concerts & more
Not all of this town’s churches with deep roots in local history stand on Huguenot Street. The New Paltz United
Bard premiere of Maurice Sendak opera paired with Magic Flute, Redux
There are certain artforms that can seem inaccessible, even intimidating, if we aren’t exposed to them early in life –
Mohonk hosts fundraiser for 9/11 memorial with wine expert Kevin Zraly
As part of the ongoing fundraising campaign to complete the New Paltz Community September 11th Memorial at Fire Station 2,
Roost Studios and Cooperative Art Gallery seeks founding members to rent downtown loft space in New Paltz
Sometime in January, artist/educator Marcy Bernstein and attorney/photographer David Wilkes came up the stairs at 69 Main Street in New