High honors for two
Two Woodstock artists of very different backgrounds and aesthetics get major honors in our nation’s capital this season. On Tuesday,
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Flying Blind
A bit of the surreal never goes out of style. It was there before Dada morphed into something more formal
New abbot oversees a widening mission
Konrad Ryushin Marchaj, abbot at Zen Mountain Monastery since John Daido Loori succumbed to cancer two years ago, fairly bounds
From the Village Green to British racing green
So things are shifting: We’ve entered the Long Emergency, and some are predicting that our future will more resemble a
Happy landing for the B-52s
Even though they’ve lived in the Catskills for a quarter-century, recorded much of their music here and even shot some
KTD takes down Meads Mountain House
The calls went out that the historic Meads Mountain House would be demolished starting Friday. By Sunday, one third of
Jennie Bell Pie Festival
Kelder’s Farm has history, holding the fort on its ridgeline between Accord and Kerhonkson since 1836. More recently it has
Energy discussion highlights new Ashokan series
James Howard Kunstler, one of three panelists at the “Energy: Past, Present, and Future” kick off of The Ashokan Center’s new
Talked about Lurie
For certain “in” crowds, John Lurie — the actor/musician with a solo show of prints and works on paper opening
Fred J. Johnston House is a Kingston gem
When Fred J. Johnston started collecting 18th- and early 19th-century furnishings and decorative arts for the eight-room Federal-style house that