Positively Tinker Street
It was Frank Zappa who, when asked to define rock journalism, replied that it was perpetrated by “people who can’t
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Catskill play explores cryptic death of Meriwether Lewis
Mrs. Grinder: Have you lost someone? Meriwether Lewis: Some thing, although I’m not sure what it was. I had it
Big doings on Bridge Street in Catskill
[portfolio_slideshow id=16634] Photos provided by Bridge Street Theatre Sometimes, more is more. A good case in point is “Big
Last of the Cubists
The aurochs, deer and horses that have animated the cave walls of Lascaux for more than 17,000 years have begun
John Wolfe paints what happens when worlds collide
[portfolio_slideshow id=11333] Photos by Mookie Forcella John Wolfe says that he’s always considered himself a folk artist. While it’s
Off on a Tangent: Intimate theatre thrives in Tivoli
The Black Swan, with its low black beams and Guinness on tap, is Tivoli’s answer to the classic Irish pub.
Bart Plantenga and the gnosis of yodeling
One of these fine days, when the thrashing grounds are free and clear, it must be thrashed out whether the
The fossil photographs of Art Murphy
For most people, “local history” means names and events dating back at best a century or two. But for Art
Barnstormy weather: Legacy of black baseball celebrated in Poughkeepsie
On the sultry summer evening of August 27, 1941, the Kansas City Monarchs, a perennial powerhouse of the Negro American