New Paltz’s Giselle Eisenberg has a part in “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Choosing to be an actor is not for the faint of heart — it may look like nonstop glamour and
Art & Music
Preserving New Paltz’s architectural heritage
[portfolio_slideshow id=10298] New Paltz takes justifiable pride in its record of preserving historic buildings, from the 18th-century stone houses
Soul survivor: Charles Bradley at Bearsville
Retro soul singer Charles Bradley’s hard luck/good luck story is so unlikely and compelling that it has been the subject
Musicians sans Frontières organize underage-friendly concert series at St. Joe’s
While there is a thriving music scene in New Paltz, it typically takes place between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m.
The Big Takeover in Marlboro
The Hudson Valley’s most popular and successful original dance band, the Big Takeover, is a reggae band on paper. The
Bolton Brown exhibition opens in Woodstock
Bolton Brown was one of the three visionaries who made Woodstock into the colony of the arts. He was the
After the flood: Kingston benefit for Ultram’s Chris Turco & Matthew Cullen
Two veteran luminaries of the local-and-beyond music scene, drummer Chris Turco and guitarist/producer Matthew Cullen (both of the band Ultram),
Connor Kennedy performs George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass at Bearsville
After declaring the end of the Beatles, Paul McCartney retired to a studio-equipped farm in Scotland and released two modest,
Bolton Brown and the making of modern Woodstock
Woodstock as we know it begins with Bolton Brown (1866-1934), a prodigy whose gifts brought him fame, before ego accompanying
Red Hook director John Sayles talks about his new film in Rosendale
For folks who start dreaming of an escape to someplace subtropical when the polar vortex comes to town, a trip