“Crafted” in Cottekill
In the tiny hamlet of Cottekill in Rosendale is an historic white church. Built in 1898, it’s a light-filled and
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Menopause the Musical
The formerly “Silent Passage” is mute no more. And at performances of Menopause The Musical®, conversation about “the change” is
The Only Way Home, Shadowland
In the same way that an artist’s preliminary drawing can bring us closer to the creative process than the finished
You don’t like the truth
The Mid-Hudson Amnesty International Chapter will host a screening of the award-winning Canadian documentary film, You Don’t Like the Truth:
One Song at a time, Marc Black Show
Marc Black is an eclectic folk-rocker who says he carries the Woodstock tradition of dealing with life and all its
Rosendale pickle festival
The 15th annual International Pickle Festival takes place this year on Sunday, November 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Going Public
Like all actors, Terri Mateer knows about the grind of auditioning: getting up early to make the long commute into
Playwright Tony Kushner at Temple Emmanuel
On Sunday, November 18, playwright Tony Kushner will be the featured speaker in the latest installment of the “Speakers at
What to see at local galleries
An afternoon in a local gallery can go a long way toward adding some color to bleak November days. Several
Library takes Sundays off
Why is the Saugerties Public Library closed on Sundays, we wondered – aren’t there a lot of people who’d like