Bevier House in Marbletown hosts Children’s Christmas
You’ve probably driven by the Bevier House, headquarters of the Ulster County Historical Society (UCHS), dozens of times: It’s the
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Reserve now for Yuletide Tea at Wilderstein in Rhinebeck
After two decades of concerted effort by a private, entrepreneurial board and 200 volunteers, the exterior of Wilderstein has finally
A brick barn in Ponckhockie makes a great studio
In 2004, Andrew Lyght lost his 8000-square foot loft in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and had to use a portion of the
Live from the West End
One of the pleasures of visiting London is taking in the topnotch theatre, of which the National Theatre Company (NTC)
Rhinebeck hosts The Group Show & Sale this weekend
The 34th annual Group Show and Sale, held November 18 and 19 in Rhinebeck, is no ordinary craft show. Held
Spin cycle: Unison lecture on controversial year 2012
The year 2012 looms large in the ancient Mayan calendar: the year in which it was prophesied that the world
Family Free Night at Children’s Museum this Saturday
The children’s museums I have visited generally have left me cold. The term itself implies an oxymoron, reinforced by pint-sized
Auction to benefit Museum of Rhinebeck History & Livingston DAR Chapter
It’s never too soon to start shopping for the holidays, and now the Chancellor Livingston Chapter (CLC) of the National
Kairos performs rare “semi-opera” King Arthur
The choral group Kairos, which consists of 16 singers under the artistic direction of Ed Lundergan, who also is Director
Cultivating creativity
Launched four years ago by Ken Greene and Doug Muller, who farm by hand a two-acre spread in Accord, the