OBIT: Dick Kniss, Peter, Paul & Mary bass player
Richard L. “Dick” Kniss of High Woods died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease on Wednesday, Jan. 25 at Benedictine Hospital. He
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Chocolate Lovers’ Brunch in Saugerties to benefit Family
Chocolate and romantic dancing are synonymous with Valentine’s Day, but at two upcoming events they also are being put in
Ault, Greenwood & Martinelli showing at WAAM
It makes sense to think of the seasonality of art as the Woodstock gallery season kicks off this Saturday, when,
Never say never play your hometown
Have you have noticed that the performing arts professionals who have long found their solitude in these hills are starting
Mah-jongg players gather in New Paltz, Gardiner
An otherwise sleepy room in the New Paltz Jewish Community Center bustled with laughter, idle threats, gentle trash talking and
Kingston genealogist raises the dead, in a manner of speaking
Jane Wilcox has been dabbling in the stories of the dead since she was a little girl. Now, she makes
All about Brünnhilde at the Bardavon
Never having seen a Wagner opera before, I finally took the plunge last April and went to the Ulster Performing
Beatles minus the mania: Fab Faux at UPAC this Saturday
When the Beatles tribute band the Fab Faux takes the stage at the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) at 8
Kids Almanac: Plan the week with your favorite youngsters
“It’s not where you take things from; it’s where you take them to.” – Jean-Luc Godard Mucilage glue, with its
Shawangunk Ridge free public lecture series in New Paltz
There’s no better way to learn about nature than to get out in it and explore. But winter conditions are