New Paltz professor Carol Goodman releases new suspense novel
Carol Goodman, a professor of Creative Writing at SUNY-New Paltz, has a long track record of authoring novels about campuses
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Bonamassa to perform at UPAC
Bonamassa: The name itself is polarizing. To some he is a young lama (now quite grown up), an heir to
The Stacks play Rosendale Café
The moody, uncategorizable original Americana band the Stacks performs at the Rosendale Café on Saturday, January 16 at 8 p.m.
Culinary kicks off its cabaret series with Broadway-bound Olivia Lucy Phillip
To achieve stardom in musical theater, one needs not only a whole lot of acting, singing and dancing talent, but
Walt Michael and Tony Trischka to play Tannersville’s Orpheum
Folk music both profits and suffers from of its strong association with history and preservation. Its ties to the past
The art of tea: How Ruby Silvious’ morning-cup creations went viral
Artist and graphic designer Ruby Silvious had already been experimenting with painting on recycled materials – pistachio shells and eggshells,
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 14-21)
Party Bangladeshi-style, pet a Dalmatian, play with paints or shoot a flintlock on snowshoes “Let us realize the arc
Sam Kogon to play free concert at BSP in Kingston
On 2015’s Before You Knew Me (Seagreen Records), Rhinebeck native and New York City resident Sam Kogon goes all-in on
Pee Wee Ellis to front Amrod Brothers at free Bearsville concert
The Bearsville Theater presents a free concert with the Amrod Brothers featuring Alfred “Pee Wee” Ellis on Sunday, January 10
Beacon’s Towne Crier hosts concert for new American Center for Folk Music
The City of Beacon has been a hotbed of folk music agitation since the founding in the early 20th century