Wine, supper & Flamenco Vivo at Kaatsbaan in Tivoli
Saturday, May 13: It’s a special event called Jardín Andaluz, and it will incorporate a full flamenco performance with wine and supper, accompanied by Spanish classical guitar.
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Saugerties Times letters (4/27-5/3)
This week’s topics include: Faso’s choice not to hold town hall meetings, women power needed, the great health care swindle, the spirit of our laws, banning memorializing resolutions and Little League congratulations.
Over 30 teens arrested at post-prom party in Saugerties
The students, who were from a New Jersey high school, rented a house on Manorville Rd. in Saugerties.
Kids’ Almanac (4/27-5/3)
Bright Ideas and Beltane festivals plus a free community celebration in Kingston.
“Sanford R. Gifford in the Catskills” opens at Thomas Cole site
Sunday, April 30: Although Gifford grew up in Hudson and was directly influenced by Cole, very few of Gifford’s paintings – including those of iconic viewsheds in the Catskills – ended up in art collections within the immediate region. So it’s a rare treat indeed when an exhibition is brought together for display hereabouts.
Chronixx plays Bearsville
Saturday, April 29: Born Jamar Rolando McNaughton, Jamaican musician Chronixx has emerged as a leading figure in the next generation of Jamaican recording artists.
Foreigner at Civic Center in Poughkeepsie
Saturday, April 29: Foreigner has long been an arena-rock staple. Foreigner may also be the band most often cited when people try to explain what punk rock was a reaction to.
Saugerties Times letters (4/20-26)
Topics include: Faso’s troubling statements at town hall meeting, Trump’s foreign policy, don’t repeal health care law without a replacement, Saugertiesian’s foreign trip suggests need to invest in high-speed rail.
Poll: New Paltz Village Board candidates
Five residents are each seeking one of the two four-year trustee seats, including one incumbent. The election is May 2.
Native American wigwam under construction on Huguenot St. in New Paltz
Historic Huguenot Street is constructing a replica Munsee Native American wigwam to celebrate the 340th anniversary of the signing of the 1677 land agreement between the Munsee Esopus sachems and the Huguenot refugees.