Sylvia Tyson and Scarlet Rivera play the Kleinert
Singer of original and folk songs, Sylvia Tyson, of the legendary Ian and Sylvia, who’s been performing for well over
Entertainment
No Saugerties Zombie Crawl this year
The undead will have to get their fix elsewhere this October: The Saugerties Zombie Crawl, held each fall since 2010
“Sully” features fine Hanks performance, dicey Eastwood spin
The weekend on which America marked the 15th anniversary of 9/11, which could have been an occasion of unrelieved grimness,
New Paltz-based artist and Vietnam veteran Harry Tabak to visit Hanoi
Harry Tabak was a U.S. soldier the last time he was in Vietnam. When he returns there this November, it
Taste of New Paltz this Sunday
In summertime, the Hudson Valley is jam-packed with outdoor food, wine and (most recently) beer festivals. But it’s not until
Explosions in the Sky headline Basilica Soundscape
Basilica Hudson’s fifth annual Soundscape festival is, as one might imagine, a blurring of the sonic and visual arts set
Screenagers: Growing up in the Digital Age to be shown Friday in New Paltz
It’s tough to imagine a fate more painful than outliving one’s own beloved child – all the worse when that
Upstate Films screens acclaimed film of its former projectionist
A new documentary to be screened this Friday at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck, The Seventh Fire, tells the story of
Zepparella plays Bearsville
The tireless touring machine that is Zepparella makes another local stop on Friday, September 16. This time around, the all-female
Woodstock filmmaker examines father’s role in 1953 Iranian Coup
One day in Tehran, reported travel writer Rick Steves, his cab was stuck in traffic. To his astonishment, the taxi