Ten years of music with Terri and Steve Massardo
The setting is intimate, not unlike a living room in someone’s home. Softly-glowing lamps are lit near four musicians arranged
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Holocaust literature for young & old focus of Resnick Lectures in New Paltz
This season’s lineup for the Louis and Mildred Resnick Lecture Series will focus on “Holocaust Literature for Young and Old:
Woodstock Film Festival to honor Peter Bogdanovich & Mira Nair
The 14th annual “fiercely independent” Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) kicks off on Wednesday, October 2 and runs through Sunday, October
Film on Sonny Rollins opens Woodstock Film Festival
Twice a week in the early 1980s, I hosted a program called The Sound of Jazz on WDST Radio (Betty
The Bakery art show
This is the last weekend for works from the graphics workshop at the Woodstock School on dsiplay at the Bakery
Slideshow: Ulster Savings Community Appreciation Day
[portfolio_slideshow id=4222] Photos by David Gordon The parking lot at Twin Maples became a mini carnival for the day
Jim Ottaway: Making a difference with words
As a boy, James Ottaway, Jr. listened to his father share stories about his career in journalism. On September 19, more
Lighthouse auction raises money for arts, Chamber (with slideshow)
[portfolio_slideshow id=4209] Photos by David Gordon An auction of the colorful lighthouses that graced Saugerties streets this summer raised
Knights to remember: Camelot in Rhinebeck
Someone at the Rhinebeck Theatre Society (RTS) came up with a brilliant idea for this autumn’s programming: If you’re going
The music in Sue: Lake Katrine’s Lichtenberg recalls a tuneful teaching life
Former Marlboro High School and New Paltz Middle School bandleader Sue Lichtenberg was locally produced. She was born and bred