Neil Gaiman in Conversation with Armistead Maupin at Bard’s Fisher Center
When celebrated fantasy author, recent Hudson Valley transplant and Bard College professor Neil Gaiman interviewed Laurie Anderson onstage at the
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Kids’ Almanac: Write a novel in a month, groom & ride a horse, build the Millennium Falcon out of LEGOs
“November comes and November goes, with the last red berries and the first white snows.” – Clyde Watson NaNoWriMo
Special screening of Theeb with director Naji Abu Nowar at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck
Jordanian director Naji Abu Nowar wanted to make a feature film about Bedouins, inspired particularly by the dramatic possibilities inherent
Greater New Paltz Community Partnership convenes forums on adolescent substance abuse and suicide prevention
New Paltz is still reeling from the recent suicide of 15-year-old Maya Gold, but people and resources at all levels
Students respond to works of art by performing works of art in the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas “What can we do
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week(s), November 2-15
Hudson Valley chefs are at their best as Fall Restaurant Week once again showcases seasonal menus and locally sourced foods
George Winston plays Beacon’s Towne Crier this Sunday
More pop Minimalism than Impressionistic piano jazz, George Winston is often unfairly derided for being “jazz lite.” The thing is,
New Paltz Rural Cemetery will host fourth annual Day of Remembrance on November 1
The fourth annual Day of Remembrance to be held at New Paltz Rural Cemetery this Sunday, November 1 is intended
Kaaterskill Postcard Club Fall Sale & Show in Kingston
There’s a special charm that attaches itself to old postcards: artifacts of the past, created to be ephemera but often
Trinity Players perform The Rocky Horror Show in Poughkeepsie
If you’re a GenXer, you probably have fond memories of the first time you saw The Rocky Horror Picture Show