‘80s graffiti queen Lady Pink joins roster of artists for the Gardiner Open Studio
Organized by painter/gallerists Ken Aspin and Donna Weil of the D. M. Weil Gallery at 208 Bruynswick Road, the semiannual
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O+ Festival in Uptown Kingston
[portfolio_slideshow id=13196] Revisiting its original video trailer/teaser, I am reminded that Kingston’s innovative O+ Festival, now flourishing in its
Saugerties zombie crawl slated for Oct. 18
If they were still in their graves, zombies would be rolling over, confused by the kerfuffle caused by the popular
Third annual Gardiner’s Bounty will feature a pig roast and eclectic activities
The first time around, it was an elegant Saturday evening cocktail party. Last year, a relaxed 1920s-style Sunday afternoon garden
A Day’s Work: Preschool teacher
Elise Crist teaches the four-year-old preschool class at Children’s Workshop in Twin Maples Plaza. She has worked with preschool students
Moonlit walk and rail trail festival highlight Columbus Day weekend in Highland
While October’s full moon will be waning by Friday, October 10, it will still shed plenty of moonlight on the
Top thinkers duke it out over “American Exceptionalism” at Bard
Itching to pick a fight with someone today? Are you aghast at the apathy of your fellow Americans, who seem
Non-profit swim and workout center opens in Arkville
The central Catskills have plenty of ponds, lakes, and rivers for summertime swimming. But for people who like to swim
Introducing our regional alternative currency, the Hudson Valley Current
“The purpose of the Current is to flow.” That, in a nutshell, encapsulates the economic philosophy of Chris Hewitt, publisher
New Paltz Reformed Church’s new pastor emphasizes community outreach
Mark Mast hopes to lead “a 21st-century church.” “I think we have to be very proactive about serving the community”