Take tea at Wilderstein in Rhinebeck
Since the death of Margaret (Daisy) Suckley at the age of 99½ in 1991, and the subsequent restoration of her
Local History
Woodstock poster exhibit opens this Sunday at Museum at Bethel Woods
It’s rock poster time at the Museum at Bethel Woods, which opens a retrospective exhibit of the works of original
First-ever show of American art at the Louvre spotlights minor Thomas Cole paintings
There’s almost no American art in the Louvre. The prestigious Paris museum boasts of only four American paintings in its
A force of nature: Works by the late Thomas Locker on view in New Paltz
Thomas Locker was so prolific that it felt like he could have an entire art-and-literature column dedicated solely to his
Talk on Red Hook’s historic inns and hotels this Sunday
One way to trace how the mid-Hudson Valley has changed over the centuries is to examine the types of places
John Dugdale teaches 19th-century photography techniques in Stone Ridge
When photographer John Dugdale addresses the students at his John Dugdale School of 19th-Century Photography and Aesthetics, located in a
Life along the railroads described at history program in Highland
Taking their audience back to an era when trains helped shape the Ulster County towns they served, local authors Stephen
Woodstock Times celebrates 40th birthday this Saturday
There are community newspapers that have struggled to last a decade, and others that have lasted much longer, only to
Research your home’s history this Friday
Settled by the Dutch in the mid-17th century, the mid-Hudson Valley has one of the nation’s oldest histories and richest
Starr Library, oldest in the system, celebrates 150 years
While it’s hard to resist the cut-rate prices of used books from online purveyors such as Abe Books, some of