Tap roots: Documentary on Peg Leg Bates this Sunday
Don’t look at me in sympathy, I’m glad that I’m this way; For I feel good and I’m knockin’ on
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Christine Wade to read from locally set novel Seven Locks
The Golden Notebook in Woodstock does what independent bookstores everywhere do best: It offers personalized service in the heart of
Grounds for thought: Using coffee for a psychic reading
Turkish coffee reading is an ancient form of tasseography (interpreting patterns in tea leaves, coffee grounds or wine sediments). Turkish coffee is like strong espresso, with grounds left at the bottom of the cup. The sediments remaining are used in the reading. Practitioner Roya Razavi, of Rock Hill, says that a lot of what she intuits is where a person’s blockage is. “I notice where they cannot progress and move further in life. It’s never what I want to tell them or what they want exactly to hear, but whatever they’re supposed to hear.”
Poetry Brothel at BSP in Kingston
The Poetry Society of New York has come up with an idea to make poetry fun and to expand its
Melissa Halvorson’s progressive purls
[portfolio_slideshow id=6007] As a knitwear designer, Marist professor and exhibiting fiber artist, Melissa Halvorson wears many hats (and I can’t
In Molly’s paw prints
Molly, a golden retriever trained as a therapy dog, was so eager to get into the hospital to visit people
Upcycling for a cause in Saugerties
The concept of recycling old clothing and fabric into new fashion or home décor is as old as the hills.
Stewards of the Bend
When someone drove up Susan Bolitzer’s driveway back in 1999 to hand her a flyer about a piece of land
Get ready for the Local Ingredient Chili Challenge in New Paltz
If I’m outside on a brisk January day, you can ixnay that cup of hot cocoa for me: I’d rather
Tea Shop of Woodstock sells cutting-edge blends of an ancient beverage
The tradition of brewing and drinking tea is thousands of years old, so it’s kind of amazing, if you think