Research your home’s history this Friday
Settled by the Dutch in the mid-17th century, the mid-Hudson Valley has one of the nation’s oldest histories and richest
Entertainment
Plot your youthful adventures with Kids Almanac
“Doing is a quantum leap from imagining.” – Barbara Sher I delight in the idea of the 29th of February.
Chili Bowl Fiesta in Rosendale
Chili resonates this time of year. Is it the name, or just the food’s warming attributes? Or could it be
Teachers share literacy tips and tricks at Hudson Valley Writing Project’s free seminars
In this high-tech era of texting and tweeting, how can our schools ensure that the ability to express oneself in
The power of the mythmaster: Joseph Campbell doc in Rosendale
Joseph Campbell urged us to “follow our bliss” in order to live beyond the self-imposed limits and cultural restrictions that
Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at St. Andrew’s Church
The New Paltz clergy will hold its annual Shrove Tuesday community pancake supper on Tuesday, Feb. 21 from 5:30 to
Richard Striner discusses his book Lincoln’s Way at FDR site
Hyde Park is literally steeped in history, and no place more so than in the Franklin Delano Roosevelt complex that
Show of 15 Ulster County artists in Rhinebeck
Tom Luciano, who lives outside Phoenicia and runs a top-shelf antiques shop in Hudson, came out of SUNY-Purchase’s Art program
The mysterious blonde & La Rubia’s Dance Party in Saugerties
That palace of all things hot and tasty, New World Home Cooking in Saugerties, is hosting an event this Saturday
Elting Memorial Library celebrates Mardi Gras in New Paltz
In a sea of green, purple and yellow, oddly dressed strangers mingled without really knowing to whom they were speaking