Kingston High class on art’s link to chemistry makes for strong reactions
State testing requirements, limited class time and other restraints can sometimes interfere with teachers’ ability to truly educate and inspire
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Talk on Red Hook’s historic inns and hotels this Sunday
One way to trace how the mid-Hudson Valley has changed over the centuries is to examine the types of places
Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies celebrates 20th anniversary
Founded two decades ago, the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (CCS) has made a splash in the international
Pete & Peggy Seeger perform together one last time at Bearsville this Saturday
Seats at the Pete and Peggy Seeger concert at the Bearsville Theater on March 17 are already sold out, but
Syrup-fueled swinging: Dance follows MapleFest this Saturday at Ashokan Center
Contra dancers, take note: This month’s dance, normally held the second Saturday of every month at the Woodstock Community Center,
Mike & Ruthy unveil new Woody Guthrie recording in Woodstock this Saturday
The New York City of Woody Guthrie’s day, when lines of wash wafted from the back windows of tenements and
Comic artists’ signing in New Paltz this Saturday
On March 10 from 1 to 4 p.m., October Country Comics, located at 5 Cherry Hill Center in New Paltz,
Poné Ensemble performs Nature-inspired modern music this Sunday in New Paltz
With spring just around the corner, the timing of “Nature in Music,” a concert by the Poné Ensemble held on
Annie Leibovitz to lecture on new book Pilgrimage at FDR site
Photographer Annie Leibovitz is known for her intimate portraits of celebrities: Her Rolling Stone cover shot of John Lennon curled
Nathan Madsen conducts Woodstock Chamber Orchestra this weekend
Call it an experiment in conducting: Each of the four concerts in the current season of the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra