Gulabi Gang filmmaker Nishtha Jain to talk about the Pink Sari Revolution in Woodstock
From the Nigerian bush to the shadowy corridors of the Vatican to the fictional land of Westeros, the subject of
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The IBM Years on view in Kingston
In his highly influential study of the corporate suburbanization of America in the 1950s, The Organization Man, sociologist William H.
Amy Helm record-taping concert at Levon Helm Studios this Saturday
Amy Helm, daughter of music legend Levon Helm, will perform two shows at the Levon Helm Studios on May 10
Andrea Frank’s eco-exhibition to open in New Paltz
In Andrea Frank’s YouTube video Cuts, the camera scans a photographic image of a green forest as it is being
Spring Wassail Balkan Dance Party this Saturday
Breezy Hill Orchard and Cider Mill in Staatsburg will host the 18th annual Spring Wassail Balkan Dance Party on Saturday,
Mythic and wild: And the Kids play the Anchor
In the autumn of 2013, Hudson Valley BRAWL (Broads’ Regional Arm-Wrestling League) joined one of its popular and theatrical all-women
Bari Koral touts yoga for kids on cable TV
Sometimes the choices that we make in life lead to a kind of organic unfolding of our future selves. For
Ghosts, by Will
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Jim Rooney returns to Woodstock with his new book
Jim Rooney’s journey through American music has taken him from low down barrooms to fine halls and grand stages throughout
John Wolfe paints what happens when worlds collide
[portfolio_slideshow id=11333] Photos by Mookie Forcella John Wolfe says that he’s always considered himself a folk artist. While it’s