Biennial succeeds despite struggle
Lacking the city funds that were available in years past, the Kingston Sculpture Biennial has been shrinking. This year’s show
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Kingston Land Trust’s Dig Kids program reaps what it sows
Right about now, local home gardens are bursting with cucumbers, zucchinis, corn and more, ripe for the picking. Last Thursday,
Neighborhoods: 194 West Chestnut Street
Today the home of Taylor and Elizabeth Thompson at 194 West Chestnut Street is a beautifully maintained residence on an
Layers of meaning
That old saying “less is more” obviously doesn’t apply when it comes to artist Shelley Davis: she’s all about the
DuBord rolling down Victory Road
One man and one motor riding together on two wheels and a dream: to become the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge
TV exec got her start in Kingston
If you or your children have enjoyed any television at all in the past few decades, your life has been
Jeffrey Milstein photos at ASK
The Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) welcomes “Passages: photographs by Jeffrey Milstein.” This exhibition of industrial and house interior photographs
‘Egregore’ unfolds a new level of reality
The coming election is not the only battle between dueling forces in Kingston. There is a secret world of vampires,
Seeking puppeteers
The Arm-of-the-Sea invites community members, both adults and children age 10 and up, to help perform in its 2011 Esopus
Historic designation proposed for Opus 40 studio, museum
In an effort to improve the property’s chances of receiving grants and in recognition of its historic significance, the entire