New Paltz to host Hudson Valley Chalk Festival this weekend
Asphalt becomes canvas at Water Street Market this weekend, as the first-ever Hudson Valley Chalk Festival makes its mark July
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Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival returns to Oak Hill July 19-22
[wide} July is a special month in the bluegrass world. It’s that time when you get to say that you
Kids’ Almanac (July 19-26)
Free Build-a-Bear for first 1,000 kids at this Monday’s Renegades game at Dutchess Stadium The Hudson Valley Renegades’ baseball
16 Hundred Pound Pig brings ‘anti-establishment’ back to New Paltz
Gonzo Royes stands next to the pool table at Snug Harbor. He’s smiling, talking about music and what the night
Full schedule at Opus 40, but still no buyer
No news may be good news for Opus 40, said Tad Richards, the stepson of sculptor Harvey Fite and one
The Power of Duff opens on July 18 at Vassar’s Powerhouse Theater
Beginning July 18, New York Stage and Film (NYSAF) and Vassar College’s Powerhouse Theater will present Stephen Belber’s The Power
Water Street Market will host Chalk Art Festival on July 20-22
The Water Street Market is bringing in world-class chalk artists for its first annual three-day Chalk Art Festival, slated for
Rosendale screens The Island President, with panel, on July 18
One man; 1,200 islands; three feet above sea level. The Island President, the critically acclaimed eco-political documentary about the plight
Stage adaptation of Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps at Boscobel
The Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival makes The 39 Steps – adapted by Patrick Barlow from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 Nazi spy
Moon/Venus/Aldebaran/Jupiter conjunction this Sunday
There’s something special about conjunctions. They’re surreal, like laughter in a dark hallway. Rather suddenly, two or more celestial luminaries