Kingston’s Frog Alley welcomes Stylish Scarecrows
Forget the flapping coat sleeves and battered hat stuck on a pole: The 20-some scarecrows on display at Frog Alley
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It’s up, and it’s good!
It takes a whole village to raise a barn. On Saturday, it took a whole village, plus Pete Seeger, to
Floating four-lighthouse tour on the Hudson
Seven of the Hudson River’s original 14 lighthouses (including the Statue of Liberty) survive, and on Saturday, September 22 you
Artist Michael Francis opens up store, welcomes friends in recovery
Michael Francis says that he likes to follow what he believes to be the Lord’s example of taking in something
Woodstock Playhouse to host Leon Russell
The term “legend” gets thrown around so much that it sometimes seems as though it has lost all meaning. Leon
What to see in village galleries
Another “First Friday” in Saugerties has come and gone, leaving in its wake two new exhibits on view at the
Gardiner Day to take place on Sept. 22
Folks who are used to Gardiner Day happening the weekend after Labor Day are going to have to wait a
Artist-decorated chairs to be auctioned for Charity in Saugerties
All summer long, Sawyers have had the opportunity to enjoy one-of-a-kind hand-painted and embellished wooden garden chairs scattered around their
Banjo wizard Tony Trischka in New Paltz
One of the banjo’s true innovators and a foundational figure in the current progressive bluegrass renaissance, Tony Trischka will perform
Threepenny Opera in Rhinebeck
“What is robbing a bank compared with founding a bank?” asks Bertolt Brecht in the guise of his philosophical crime