TAP Craft Beer & Fine Food festival at Hunter
Remember when good beer was anything slightly brown or red in color, and exotic referred to anything made beyond the
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Old Dutch Church hosts Mendelssohn Club on Saturday
Great choral singing is a heartening thing. It recreates the idea of a community with harmony and added melodies. It
“Fields of Vision” faculty exhibition at Dorsky Museum
In the interim after Dorsky Museum curator Brian Wallace moved on and before current curator Daniel Belasco was hired, SUNY-New
“Photography Now” in Woodstock
How does art document, as well as enliven? When did it leave the realm of the decorative, the display of
Polly Law makes artful use of what’s at hand
Polly Law’s studio is perched above Uptown Kingston, filled with light and a treasure trove of stuff, from buttons and
Free at last
Former residents of what was once Woodstock are singing for joy as they plan big community celebrations of those moments
Real estate marketers smile optimistically
Alfred Peavy of Ruth Gale Realty in Phoenicia is adjusting figures as he speaks, adding in reports from his firm’s
Legendary angler Lyons remembers opening days
Nick Lyons remembers the Opening Days of lore, when that April 1 kick-off to the trout fishing season in the
Louis C. K. to perform at Civic Center
Do you know Louis C. K.? Star of Louie, the award-winning FX Network hit and stand-up comedian who writes, directs
Brouhaha descending a staircase
It’s hard, at first, to think of art causing the sort of stir that the International Exhibition of Modern Art