Millens on the move
Even prior to Superstorm Sandy flooding the whole Rondout area Monday, there’s been a lot of activity on the East
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New books from Black Dome explain the Ice Age and how the rich once lived
With the release of Hyde Park on the Hudson, the movie about the close relationship between FDR, played by Bill
Hudson Valley style
The Hudson Valley gave birth to the nation’s first school of landscape painting and the first school of landscape architecture.
Bard hosts American Ballet Theatre
For the fourth year in a row, the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) will perform at Bard College, with a repertoire
Take the Kingston industrial history tour
Kingston’s history spans more than three centuries, and most of the walking tours offered by Friends of Historic Kingston have
Bartering the art of medicine for the medicine of art at Kingston’s O+ Festival
It’s no secret that some of our best, most talented artists and musicians struggle to survive and don’t have health
Mum’s the word
Saugerties’ Seamon Park will be blooming with chrysanthemums on Sunday, October 14, and the village is holding its 47th annual Mum
On the rocks: Gunks talk with Ed Henry launches popular New Paltz series
Rock and Snow, the well known climbing and hiking supply store in downtown New Paltz, hosts an annual series of
Hardscrabble Day in Red Hook this Saturday and Mayor of Mas’ha, West Bank, to visit Red Hook
Red Hook’s yearlong Bicentennial celebration will end with a bang on Saturday, September 22 with its annual Hardscrabble Day festival.
Kingston’s Frog Alley welcomes Stylish Scarecrows
Forget the flapping coat sleeves and battered hat stuck on a pole: The 20-some scarecrows on display at Frog Alley