Historic Huguenot Street marks Cider Week with Cider Market & Tasting
It wasn’t the greatest of weekends for outdoor events, but intermittent rain last Saturday didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the
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“The Stories We Tell: Hudson Valley Artists 2015” is open at the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
[portfolio_slideshow id=9772] Photos by Lauren Thomas For people who think visually, the old bromide that “One picture is worth
Beacon Riverfest this Sunday
The Beacon Music Factory once again presents the Beacon Riverfest, a riverside festival of activities and food with an especially
Ryan E. Cronin Gallery opens in New Paltz
The New Paltz painter Ryan Cronin works with large canvases, bold, culturally resonant shapes and brash colors: a style that
Green Goats rebuilds its herd
Their eyes are otherworldly. Their individual demeanors lean toward the abrupt and comical, with shades of lethargy and boredom when
Ulster County Historical Society marks Founders’ Day at Bevier House in Marbletown
Some of us round the curve on State Route 209 south of Hurley twice a day, on our way to
Train plays Bethel Woods this Friday
San Francisco-based Adult Alternative megastars Train’s latest release Bulletproof Picasso (2014, Columbia) is a big old serving of larger-than-life, anthemic
Day-camping with the Muse: Sign up now for the Hudson Valley Writing Project
“Write what you know,” aspiring writers are routinely exhorted. But that can be paralyzing advice for a young person whose
Historic print sale to benefit Esopus Creek Conservancy
Archival prints of “A View From Barclay Heights” by artist Charles Townsend, who painted in the Saugerties area in the
Aztecs, Shipwreck & Sooners at Bard SummerScape
[portfolio_slideshow id=16227] Bard SummerScape brings topnotch performers in the fields of music – including classical, opera and cabaret – as