Vine Van Gogh sip-and-paint Valentine’s Day dinner event in New Paltz
The phenomenon of “sip-and-paint” parties has been around for more than a decade now, with franchises popping up all over
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Upstate Films Rhinebeck screens locally shot Theresa is a Mother
The popularity of the Hudson Valley as a place to shoot movies – especially indie films – continues to grow
Piecing together the past: Free slide talks on historical quilts at FDR site and Vassar
Two events in our area this week train fascinating spotlights on the role of quilts in American culture. Once relegated
Alt-Valentine’s Day author panel this Saturday in Woodstock
Does Valentine’s Day depress you because you’ve never found Mr. or Ms. Right? Maybe what you need to lift your
You Can’t Take It with You at Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
Bizarrely dysfunctional families have long been the meat and potatoes of dark comedy; but it’s tough to imagine someone coming
Kim & Reggie Harris perform in old French church on Huguenot Street
Black History Month in the Hudson Valley is always a busy time for popular singer/songwriters Kim and Reggie Harris. They’re
Expert craftsmanship keeps The Finest Hours afloat
At its peaks, cinema can push artistic boundaries, grapple with profound philosophical questions, comment lucidly on politics and culture, shine
Retrospective of works by New Paltz artist Norman Turner opens February 14 at Unison
Highly accomplished artist and longtime New Paltz resident Norman Turner passed away in March 2015 at the age of 75:
Class action settlement announced in Mohonk Mountain House norovirus lawsuit
Two years ago at this time, an outbreak of norovirus at Mohonk Mountain House caused several hundred guests and staff
Todd Brewster discusses Lincoln’s Gamble at Hudson Opera House
Think that you got the gist of the struggle of America’s 16th president to get the emancipation of slaves written