Catskill Waters, a watershed-related community art project, is holding a fundraiser on October 14 that artist Keiko Sono of Bearsville describes as a hybrid of “a multi-media art project, culinary bliss, and a social and economic experiment.”
The neighbors of Ashokan Dreams bed-and-breakfast in West Shokan have scored another point in their efforts to tone down the venue’s wedding activities.
Cheryl Chandler has retired, but her house is a welcoming shrine to the preschool. “I’ve invited parents to send their kids on sleepovers,” she said.
‘People think, they’re coming to take our jobs. But we’re coming to have the rights that humans should have everywhere…’
The Kohenet Institute, founded in 2005 by Hammer and musician and folklorist Taya Shere, has been training Hebrew priestesses, reclaiming the voices and traditions of women from biblical antiquity.
Heather Longyear fills Woodstock preschool void left by Supertots.
‘On an actual water rescue call, the goal is, nobody gets wet.’
Mario Cantone, whose rapid-fire, over-the-top humor entertained audiences at the first Woodstock Comedy Festival, returns on Saturday, September 16, to headline this year’s event, the fifth annual comedy fundraiser for Family of Woodstock and the Polaris Project against human trafficking.
“I have a new best friend — napa cabbage,” said farmer Madalyn Warren. “I do not have a day without
‘It’s like hanging out in your living room. You get to watch TV and conversate with people…’