Wonder Woman delivers a worthy superheroine, but doesn’t dazzle
I wanted Wonder Woman to be better than it is. It’s still pretty damned exciting. Go see it by all means, and if you or your friends have daughters, bring them along.
Entertainment
Who cooks for you? Gardiner couple reopens Hoot Owl bar/restaurant in Dwaarkill
The Hoot Owl went out of business in 2013, but the place still holds fond memories for many longtime residents.
How much can you eat Part II
For part two, we take a walk down Tinker Street, continuing to ask the question: Does Woodstock have too many restaurants?
Saugerties Farmers Market is back, and bigger for 2017
The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays at the Cahill Elementary parking lot.
Performing Arts of Woodstock presents offbeat comedy Still
Opening June 2: A comedy about a still-born baby — starring the baby. Let’s see how Performing Arts of Woodstock (PAW) pulls this one off!
Kids’ Almanac (June 1-8)
Touch-a-Truck but not a snapping turtle.
John Mayall plays Bearsville
Sunday, June 4: For both his role as a kind of finishing school for British rock stars and for the impressive and massive body of work, Mayall is not only a face on the Rushmore of British blues; he has been for about 50 years.
Gardiner Art Crawl this weekend
Saturday-Sunday, June 3-4: Take the open studio tour and see what else this beautiful little town has to offer.
Upstate Films screens Documented in Rhinebeck
Saturday, June 3: In 2011, Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist José Antonio Vargas outed himself as an undocumented immigrant in an essay published in The New York Times Magazine. The autobiographical documentary film will be followed by a panel discussion.
See Jerry’s “favorite unknown guitarist” in Hudson
Saturday, June 10: Of all the typically hyperskilled guitarists who have found bill-paying work in the void left by the death of Jerry Garcia, Steve Kimock holds a distinction.