Vaudeville Circus & Masquerade Ball this Saturday
One hundred years ago, the pages of Variety were full of reviews of the latest vaudeville acts to hit the
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Readers wanted for Actors’ Marathon at ASK
If, in attending the play readings periodically held at the Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) and other venues, you’ve ever
Take a walk with the John Burroughs Natural History Society
We in the mid-Hudson Valley are blessed to live in an area that retains much of its rural character, resulting
Fringe fascinations in downtown Poughkeepsie
The exhibits and events at the Mid-Hudson Heritage Center, located on Main Street in Poughkeepsie, are helping to revitalize the
Minnewaska offers guided winter hikes beginning this Sunday
Winter, with its long nights and cold temperatures, can induce a bad case of cabin fever, but there’s no reason
Saugerties firefighters to help Santa deliver candy on Christmas
To celebrate the holiday, many fire departments in the area are distributing candy to kids. But so far as we
Esopus Chamber Orchestra resurrects “lost” Albinoni pieces
The Mostly Baroque Christmas Concert, presented by the Esopus Chamber Orchestra at the Kleinert/James Arts Center this Friday evening, December
Winter Solstice Hike at Kingston Point Park
While most people probably will be snuggled up in their houses the night of December 22, trying to keep warm,
Smithsonian museum founded by Kingston native
The Freer Gallery of Art, located at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, is considered to be the nation’s foremost museum of Asian art. The story of its founder, whose phenomenal business success made it all possible, begins in Ulster County, where he was born in 1854 in Kingston to a family descended from Hugo Freer, one of the French Huguenot founders of New Paltz.
Celtic Christmas with Solas An Lae
Traditional Irish culture transcends its folk roots and engages not just the ear, but also the eye in the performances