Fantasy is the family business at Dragon Realm in New Paltz
“It simply isn’t an adventure worth telling if there aren’t any dragons,” wrote J.R.R. Tolkien. But talk to Danny Chisena
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Former Playhouse owner sentenced to jail
Ralph Miller, the former owner of the Woodstock Playhouse whose string of summer stock properties have had a history of
Murals will soon adorn Donlon Gym
Saugerties village mayor William Murphy has enlisted the help of middle-school art teacher Bob Slate to put together a group
Soup, speak & sketch with Jean-Marc Superville Sovak in Beacon
“I am more interested in the experiential than the informational,” writes Jean-Marc Superville Sovak of his abstract works of art.
Bonamassa to perform at UPAC
Bonamassa: The name itself is polarizing. To some he is a young lama (now quite grown up), an heir to
The Stacks play Rosendale Café
The moody, uncategorizable original Americana band the Stacks performs at the Rosendale Café on Saturday, January 16 at 8 p.m.
MLK Birthday Tribute in Woodstock this Sunday
Each January, the Town of Woodstock throws a bash celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with live
Coalition seeks to fight drug scourge
Opiate abuse, mostly from heroin, has been said to be ravaging communities across America, and Woodstock appears to be no
Culinary kicks off its cabaret series with Broadway-bound Olivia Lucy Phillip
To achieve stardom in musical theater, one needs not only a whole lot of acting, singing and dancing talent, but
Walt Michael and Tony Trischka to play Tannersville’s Orpheum
Folk music both profits and suffers from of its strong association with history and preservation. Its ties to the past