The dining room seats up to 40 with guests welcome to eat in the lounge area, as well, which features a gas fireplace, high-top tables and those unique star-shaped lights over the bar. “We’re leaning toward being a steakhouse.”
When federal agents raided the farm in 1932, they found a vast network of interconnected concrete tunnels designed for quick exits, along with holding tanks and underground bunkers…
A roundup of upcoming local holiday productions, including Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker, Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, Handel’s Messiah, A Christmas Story: The Musical, and Every Christmas Story Ever Told.
Two gastro-literary events this Saturday at the Golden Notebook.
The sudden passing at age 84 on Thanksgiving Day of Pauline Oliveros, an internationally known and celebrated electronic music composer and performer who resided in a rambling Victorian house in Kingston’s Rondout neighborhood with her long-time partner and collaborator Ione, shocked the many people who knew and loved her, locally and around the globe.
“Stay small, give quality, don’t oversize or go too big, because you cannot take care of it.”
Matt Pond PA in Kingston, Joey Alexander in Hudson, Miki Orihara with Senri Oe in Tivoli, Ars Choralis in Kingston, Woodstock, Foodstock at the Chance, America plays Bardavon, bossa nova in Kingston, Rock ’n’ Roll Flea Market in Kingston, Darol Anger holiday concert in Hudson, Tuba Christmas, Irish Christmas in Beacon, Joan Osborne in Hudson
Vly-Atwood, known hereabouts as “the Vly,” was a hamlet where people attended school and church, and gathered for social congress. Named from the Middle Dutch word vley or valeye, meaning valley or swamp, the Vly is actually situated in an upland area of the Town of Marbletown, above the buried aqueduct that takes water from the Ashokan Reservoir to New York City, and the Esopus Creek, which flows through a narrow canyon below.
A David Bowie covers album to benefit the It Gets Better project, a host of local holiday-themed family activities, A Christmas Carol ballet and on stage, the science of sound in Kingston, Victoria St. George reads from The Rainbow Book in New Paltz, shadow stories at SUNY-Dutchess, scavenger hunt tours at Locust Grove, gingerbread workshop, Sinterklaas…
Tsontakis, who lives in a home overlooking the Ashokan Reservoir, won the two biggest prizes in classical music composing: the Grawemeyer Award and the Charles Ives Living Award. Three of his concertos will soon come out on a recording by Naxos, the world’s best-selling classical label.