The Curse of Batvia
A werewolf and a werepanther, fast-paced banter inspired by George Bernard Shaw, songs that alternate Gilbert and Sullivan with haunting
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Nick Della Penna — One stone at a time
“If you’re not trained as an artist, there’s no right or wrong,” said sculptor Nick Della Penna, standing amidst the monumental yet whimsical stone structures of Rock Star Meadow in Lake Hill. He’s been working on the property since 1980, creating something akin to Opus 40 in West Saugerties.
Phoenicia Library wins award, outlines programs
The New York Library Association has selected the Phoenicia Library to receive a 2016 Building Award, in recognition of the
Bee watching at Olive Library
People are already saying, “Let’s go to the library and watch the bees!” At least they are if they live
Celebrating Shandaken at Big Indian Park
The First Annual Human Foosball Tournament will be a feature of this year’s Shandaken Day, the celebration that will also
Summer Salon at WFG
Seven women artists of the Hudson Valley are featured in the Summer Salon Show at the Woodstock Framing Gallery on
Shandaken hosts Coin Shoot and Relic Hunt
If you’re out in Shandaken on the weekend of July 29-31, and you see a bunch of people staring down
Songs of healing at Phoenicia Voice Fest
“If people were going to concerts more and bathing in art, there would be less mess in the world,” said
Acts of Utopian art
In 1988, artist and architect Mark Robbins, while visiting Woodstock’s Byrcliffe Colony of the Arts for a summer residency, built
‘Comedy of Errors’ at Comeau
Before Orphan Black, before the Olsen twins, before The Patty Duke Show, Elizabethan audiences laughed their arses off at the