Rent on stage at SUNY-New Paltz
If you led anything resembling a Bohemian lifestyle in New York City in the last couple of decades of the
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Kids’ Almanac (Nov. 20-29)
“Parenting a teenager is a whole different ballgame than parenting a younger child, to be sure. But the answer to
Neil Alexander pays tribute to Jim Decrescenzo in Woodstock
My friend the clown, actor and musical comedian Glen Heroy earns part of his cobbled entertainer’s living from his uncanny
The art of eight limbs: Kingston’s Mauceri’s big Muay Thai fight is Nov. 21
Kingston native Christian Mauceri is making a name for himself in the world of Muay Thai, a physical combat sport
She’s here to help: Q’s and A’s with Christine Hein
Christine Hein is the executive director of People’s Place thrift store and food pantry here in Kingston, the largest food
Forces of nature
The newest exhibit at Cross Contemporary Art on Partition St. is fresh off the press. Just two weeks ago, artists
On the waterfront: A meal at the Poughkeepsie Ice House
There are some places where you can catch a meal or drink that are close to the Hudson River, and
Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus performs in Kingston
The Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus will make its debut at a performance at the LGBTQ Community Center in Kingston on Sunday,
Rare Open House at Rhinebeck’s restored Montgomery House
On Sunday, November 16, for the first time in more than 25 years, the entire first floor of the historic General Richard and
MASS MoCA curator speaks about “Rethinking the Museum Model” in Woodstock
When mid-Hudsonites consider the subject of adaptive reuse of industrial sites to provide large open spaces for the exhibition of