BSP hosts Duke McVinnie Band this Friday in Kingston
No photograph of guitarist/songwriter Duke McVinnie appears anywhere on the Home, Gallery or Bio pages of the otherwise-well-appointed https://dukemcvinnie.com. The
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Small-scale craft manufacturers bringing back ‘cottage industry’
In a recent column in the New York Times Magazine, Adam Davidson lauded craft manufacturers as “model 21st century capitalists”
Friday Night Fish Fries
Friday, March 2, and every Friday night during Lent, come to the Glasco Fire House for a fish fry from
Gender bender at SUNY-New Paltz
The play Eugenia focuses on the love affair of a transgender Italian woman who immigrates to New Zealand in 1916
Kids Almanac: Owl hike, Young Writers’ Guild & making maple syrup
“Everyone is a writer, but some don’t know it yet.” – Chris Tanis Local father, writer, musician and 12-year
Tap into our local maple festivals
As this issue of Alm@nac goes to press, it’s Shrove Tuesday or Mardi Gras, known in some places as Pancake
Send in the cheers with Bebe Neuwirth
Bebe Neuwirth’s performance at the Bardavon on Saturday, March 3 is being billed as “Bebe Neuwirth in Songs with Piano.”
Astronomy Night returns to SUNY-New Paltz
SUNY-New Paltz’s Astronomy Night, scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month, features a show at the college’s
Kingston Community Radio chats up airwaves for decade
How many not-for-profit community radio stations can broadcast that they have hung in for 10 straight years in an era
Learn to draw or sculpt horses
Keith Gunderson will teach a new class on working with the equine form at the Woodstock School of Art in