Guggenheim commissions Will Cotton to create set
Since we were children, many of us have treasured the holiday traditions of Manhattan: the performance of The Nutcracker by
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New decor at historic Johnston House
Besides being noteworthy for its antique architecture, Kingston was also the home of one of the nation’s leading antique dealers,
Ellen Sinopoli Dance at Kaatsbaan
The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company will present five dances at the Kaatsbaan International Dance Center this Saturday, December 1. Several
Sinterklass goes bi-coastal
Over time traditional holidays tend to lose some of their original meaning, becoming commercialized or trivialized. (Thanksgiving is the refreshing
Navigating the naturalist’s neighborhood
It isn’t easy locating Slabsides, the log cabin built by literary naturalist John Burroughs in 1895. Owned and maintained by
Seeing isn’t always believing
“Scenes Believing,” the current exhibition at the Kingston Museum of Contemporary Arts, is an exquisite show of work by four
Local photo businesses adapt to digital age and exploit new possibilities
Artcraft Camera & Digital, located in Kingston Plaza, started out as a camera store in 1972. Rather than bite the
Art for an apocalypse
With less than two months to go until the day the world allegedly ends, according to the Mayan calendar, Alan
Winged victory at the Ashokan
Some of the world’s richest areas for wildlife are places where few humans tread – say, the border between North
Art sought to spruce up Broadway overpass
Raleigh Green, who owns a branding consultancy, moved to the Kingston area a year ago from Manhattan, lured by the