The ivory tower: PianoSummer at SUNY-New Paltz
[portfolio_slideshow id=16455] Master pianists Vladimir Feltsman, Phillip Kawin and Paul Ostrovsky work with students from all over the world each
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Kids’ Almanac: Fly in a balloon, ogle an owl, hear big drums in a cave or learn to fish
“Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.”
Gardiner 5K Classic at Majestic Park includes Kids Fun Run and BBQ for all participants
The 13th annual Gardiner 5K Classic will take to the roads and the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail in the hamlet,
Random House to host authors & book-inspired workshops at Basilica Hudson’s “Off the Page”
[portfolio_slideshow id=16353] When Random House throws an Open House at its headquarters in Manhattan, readers get to meet their
Vladimir Feltsman and the genesis of PianoSummer
For three weeks in July, gifted young musicians from all over the world will be coming to SUNY-New Paltz to
Pink Martini to play Sugar Loaf
The vastly entertaining and adventurous lounge music explorers Pink Martini perform at the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center on Wednesday,
Rosendale gets festive for Pool Fund with new Mermaid Parade
It was another rained-out early summer weekend, but that didn’t faze the festival-mad folks of Rosendale last Sunday, when they
Amanda Palmer to play Bearsville
The virtuoso blogger, crowdsourcer, TED talker, sci-fi bride and “Social Media Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” Amanda Palmer has also
Anti-Rent Wars commemorated in Prattsville exhibit + Catskill flash mob
Long before income inequality entered the political discourse, feudallike property rents on the huge tracts of land owned by the
Elliott Landy talks about his photo book of movie stars in Woodstock
Glamour was serious business then: unattainable by most mortals, but still, we could dream. In the magical images of our