Cornell Cooperative Extension celebrates its centennial in Kingston this Saturday
The 1862 Morrill Act gave states grants in the form of federal land parcels to build universities specifically intended to
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Wallkill Valley Land Trust house tour allows for rare stop at Riverby
John Burroughs’ famous roughhewn cabin Slabsides is on the must-see list of many mid-Hudsonites, so we make a point of
Shadowland in Ellenville launches summer season
Shadowland Theatre will be bigger, better-looking and more active than ever this season, its 29th. The Theatre itself is nearing
Safe at home: Concert to stop domestic violence at Bard
The statistics are staggering: One in three women in the world will experience physical abuse. Last year, there were more
World War C: Cicadas are coming
This might be the ideal summer to finally acquire that long-coveted outdoor furniture at yard sales for next-to-nothing — because
Lighthouse street art preview (SLIDESHOW)
The 34 wooden lighthouses that will grace Saugerties streets this summer went on display recently Saugerties Performing Arts Factory on
Cutting observations: The coupages of John B. Guttman in New Paltz
The Tower of Babel, the Elting Library Fair, David and Bathsheba, rebellious New Paltz college students – what do they
Out & about: Hudson Valley Pride Week events
While the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center in Kingston is clearly the nerve center in the region for events and
Kids’ Almanac (May 30-June 6)
“You can discover more about a person from an hour of play than in a year of conversation.” – Plato
Clown prince comes home to New Paltz this Saturday
Speaking as a small-town kid who grew up along the fringe of the big city’s cultural perimeter, I can say