Psychic Suzan Saxman, novelist Alexander Chee at Golden Notebook in Woodstock
Woodstock’s ever-busy Golden Notebook hosts two author readings this weekend. On Saturday, February 6 at 4 p.m., the bookstore celebrates the
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New director of WAAM shows favorites in Woodstock exhibit
The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum (WAAM) has a new executive director, Janice La Motta, who came aboard last October.
“Immigration, Migration and the American Dream” documentary fest in Hyde Park
While the debates among the GOP contenders in the current presidential race might lead one to believe that extreme rhetoric
Holograms, photographs & contemporary craft at Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
SUNY-New Paltz’s Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art has a lovely habit of opening three or four shows at once each
Roiling reunion: August: Osage County on stage in Wappingers
Dysfunctional families are a bottomless well of inspiration for playwrights, and one of the most over-the-top dysfunctional in the modern
Sightings virtually guaranteed at Hudson River EagleFest
Remember when spotting a bald eagle in the wild, if you didn’t live someplace like Alaska, seemed nearly as unlikely
Elting Memorial Library bids farewell to Richard Heyl de Ortiz
Although the Board of Directors of the Elting Memorial Library in New Paltz meets monthly, each January the Elting Memorial
Peer into our past at Vassar’s “American Stories” exhibition
Modfest, Vassar College’s annual campuswide extravaganza celebrating the contemporary arts, will be getting underway this week, with a fortnight’s worth
Enter the haggis: Rhinecliff Hotel hosts Robbie Burns Supper
I guess that everybody wanted to see the guest of honor, the haggis, piped in with proper pomp and ceremony,
Free biodiversity lectures return to UCCC and SUNY-New Paltz this February
It’s that time of year that makes even outdoorsy types turn indoorsy. It’s too cold to hike comfortably, but not