Kids Almanac: Save the eels, shadowtales, showtunes & signs of spring
Years ago when our son was born, I didn’t know any other area parents with a baby, and it
Entertainment
Kingston High class on art’s link to chemistry makes for strong reactions
State testing requirements, limited class time and other restraints can sometimes interfere with teachers’ ability to truly educate and inspire
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week (two weeks, really) runs March 18 to 31
This year’s Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, which runs March 18 to 31, got a jump start on February 28 when
Talk on Red Hook’s historic inns and hotels this Sunday
One way to trace how the mid-Hudson Valley has changed over the centuries is to examine the types of places
Her-monious: Trio Cavatina to kick off Trail Mix series featuring women this Sunday
March being Women’s History Month, this time of year we often see a well-intentioned but brief flurry of public events
Occupy Catskill and the “Wall Street to Main Street” art extravaganza
As the world was still pondering a decade’s passage since 9/11 and our own region was assessing the damage from
East meets West in interfaith Movies with Spirit series
As I write this, the world is waiting on tenterhooks for the inevitable fallout from a massacre of Afghani civilians
Solas An Lae unleashes new dance production Soul this weekend in Rhinebeck
“Dance in its most primal form has always conveyed what is happening in society,” says Patrick Brown, executive director of
Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies celebrates 20th anniversary
Founded two decades ago, the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (CCS) has made a splash in the international
Educators and residents join occupy New Paltz rally
More than 50 people participated in a march and rally last Saturday, organized by Occupy New Paltz. The group marched