The art of tea: How Ruby Silvious’ morning-cup creations went viral
Artist and graphic designer Ruby Silvious had already been experimenting with painting on recycled materials – pistachio shells and eggshells,
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Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 14-21)
Party Bangladeshi-style, pet a Dalmatian, play with paints or shoot a flintlock on snowshoes “Let us realize the arc
Sam Kogon to play free concert at BSP in Kingston
On 2015’s Before You Knew Me (Seagreen Records), Rhinebeck native and New York City resident Sam Kogon goes all-in on
Fundraiser for Chief Cruise
The Ulster Police PBA is putting on a spaghetti dinner on Friday, Jan. 15 from 4-7 p.m. at the VFW
Highland’s Hudson Ale Works eyes spring taproom opening
Move over, Shawangunk Wine Trail: Room is needed in the near future for a Mid-Hudson Beer Trail, as one craft
New Paltz Chamber of Commerce will offer new cross-country ski race at Minnewaska State Park
A little more than a year ago, a group of Hudson Valley cross-country ski enthusiasts filed a Certificate of Incorporation
Pee Wee Ellis to front Amrod Brothers at free Bearsville concert
The Bearsville Theater presents a free concert with the Amrod Brothers featuring Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis on Sunday, January 10
Capt. Jack Rose honored at ice rink
Capt. Jack Rose, the 19-year-old Mount Marion firefighter who died from injuries suffered in a Dec. 19 house fire, was
Beacon’s Towne Crier hosts concert for new American Center for Folk Music
The City of Beacon has been a hotbed of folk music agitation since the founding in the early 20th century
Christmas tree bonfire in New Paltz on January 9
The fourth annual Christmas tree bonfire will take place on Saturday, January 9, 3 p.m., at Hasbrouck Park in the