Get a gig: An aspiring musician’s guide to local venues
Live music is as vital to the Hudson Valley today as it has ever been. But for local musicians, getting
People & Places
Local pantry searches for tuna, peanut butter donations
Summertime has not treated Family of New Paltz very well. If anything, the charity has seen a drought of sorts.
Barry Lebost of Gardiner patents ingeniously simple mosquito trap
“If you build a better mousetrap,” says the old saw misquoting Ralph Waldo Emerson, “the world will beat a path
Witness “barnraising” of Clearwater’s new home port in Kingston on 9/15
Though its mission, sailing up and down the Hudson for over 40 years now, has been to teach generations of
Kids’ Almanac (Learning the ropes, September 6-13)
In many shamanic societies, if you came to a shaman or medicine person complaining of being disheartened, dispirited or depressed,
Call me Ms.
Gloria Steinem to mark feminist magazine’s 40th anniversary with free talk at Vassar Forty years ago this summer, something happened
Tigeriss singer Lara Hope ends tour, readies for Zombie Fest
When Lara Hope posts a Facebook update from the road as her band Tigeriss makes its way from Chicago to
Paddlers, check out Bristol Beach State Park in Saugerties
Bristol Beach State Park is one of the best-kept secrets in Saugerties. The former brickyard along the Hudson River just
Keegan’s limited-edition black beer to honor of 30th anniversary of CIA’s American Bounty
At the 1982 opening of the American Bounty Restaurant at the Culinary Institute of America (CIA), James Beard, the man
Getting glassy-eyed in Dutchess County
Ulster County may have once been known for its multiple industrial glassworks dotting the countryside, but today the higher artistry