Ballet Next comes to Kaatsbaan
It’s thrilling when classic artforms reinvent themselves. Painting and sculpture, music and theater do this with great constancy, especially as
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Center for Photography at Woodstock auction gala this Sunday
The annual photo auction put on by the Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW), now in its 34th year, has
Celtic Day at Mills Mansion this Sunday
The big summer Celtic fests, including Hunter Mountain’s annual thousand-piper march in August, draw big crowds. But there’s something that
Elevating the ordinary
Bruce Bundock – whose new exhibit at Locust Grove, the Samuel Morse Historic Site in Poughkeepsie, gets celebrated with a
What price water? Hurley says its NYC settlement is a compromise
What’s the real story behind the settlement that the Town of Hurley has reached with New York City regarding its
Works by Karen Davis & Carla Shapiro in Phoenicia
Cabane Studios Fine Art Gallery’s new show, “Karen Davis/Carla Shapiro: Memories, Longing and Close to Home,” which opens in Phoenicia
Cucina OK: Planning board says so
The Woodstock Planning Board passed a lengthy resolution on Thursday night, September 6, that granted approval to plans for the
Route 28A is the new speedway
It was only a month ago that the New York City Department of Environmental Protection formally announced the completion of
The Wright stuff at the Dorsky
Russel Wright’s home in Garrison is becoming one of the region’s leading cultural destinations, and his reputation as a key
ZBA revokes Cucina’s red barn Temporary Certificate of Occupancy
The Woodstock Zoning Board of Appeals, on Thursday, August 23, revoked a temporary Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) granted