Winter Hoot Festival at Ashokan Center
From February 1 through 3, the first-ever Winter Hoot Festival at the Ashokan Center in Olivebridge will celebrate the musical
Art & Music
Melissa Halvorson’s progressive purls
[portfolio_slideshow id=6007] As a knitwear designer, Marist professor and exhibiting fiber artist, Melissa Halvorson wears many hats (and I can’t
Smiths biographer Tony Fletcher to read in Red Hook
In rock ‘n’ roll’s tireless meta-narrative, the Smiths are often portrayed as a grounding, purgative, politicized response to the excesses
SUNY-New Paltz professor to premiere new opera about Harriet Tubman
With the growth of interest in heritage tourism, one hears more and more these days about sites in the Hudson
Kate McGloughlin mines family history to create bucolic gems
Kate McGloughlin grew up and spent much of her adult life amidst the barns, farm outbuildings and silo built by
Francesco Attesti fronts Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra
What the heck is a boyar, anyway, and what were they doing marching into Bucharest to the tune of Norwegian
Upcycling for a cause in Saugerties
The concept of recycling old clothing and fabric into new fashion or home décor is as old as the hills.
Forbidden Fruits: Paw’s Tastiest Winterfest
Performing Arts of Woodstock [PAW] will be 50 next season. At the moment that feels like 49 consecutive miracles in
Matt Bua’s places to come in out of the rain
Matt Bua – the Catskill creative force who built the two-story wooden cat alongside one of his adopted village’s main
Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company comes to Bardavon
I keep telling my teenager to take warning from his mother’s youthful lack of foresight and keep a scrapbook of