A whale to unveil this weekend in Saugerties
Saugerties is bounding, culturewise. With its gallery scene suddenly revived, growing crowds of regular visitors coming to town via the
Community
Photographer Roberta Price’s work on communes at Bethel Woods
George and Grace at New Buffalo, 1969 / Roberta Price The concept of communal living has been around a long
Fresh air dining with local chefs and local food
Phillies Bridge Farm Project will hold its “Meal in the Field” this Saturday, July 28 at 5:30 p.m. The event’s
Fighting for farm animals
Just out, and well worth reading, is Lucky Ones: My Passionate Fight For Farm Animals by Jenny Brown of the
Gardiner’s Bounty cocktail party at the Maplestone Inn will raise money for the library
People looking to keep the Gardiner Library running have a whole new chance to party and donate money during Gardiner’s
Coming Home-Staying Home: Baron’s musical conversation
There was a time when the music made and played in Woodstock was what people came for. In the 60s
Project STEAM camp teaches kids video game design, robotics
Christian Elting and Owen Kulik, both going into seventh grade next year, are partners at summer camp. They look carefully
Letters – July 26-August 2
Keep this “circus” out of Saugerties Recent actions of our political “ringmasters” up in Albany should have everyone concerned. In the
Refurbished Hasbrouck House unveiled
It was a gala affair this past Saturday evening on Huguenot Street in New Paltz, where friends, neighbors and ancestors
Ephemeral art rules at chalk festival
Twenty-five years ago, the first chalk festival came to Santa Barbara, California; and this past weekend, the first chalk festival