Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 25-Sept. 1)
“Anything that fills your heart has the power to smash it to bits. Welcome to parenthood.” – Carolyn Hax
Entertainment
Jude Roberts touts new EP at HVSS Music Night in Glenford on Friday
A fixture on the regional singer/songwriter scene and about as gracious and gentle a fellow as you’d want to meet,
171st Dutchess County Fair in Rhinebeck
If your philosophy is “More is more” when it comes to old-fashioned fair fun, the 171st Dutchess County Fair is
Kingston After Dark: Staking a claim
Kait Eldridge leads Big Eyes, a pitch-perfect blend of alt-punk and power pop on the more aggressively played, but not
Race, Love, and Labor at CPW
When the current exhibit of the Center for Photography at Woodstock’s current artists-in-residence program, “Race, Love, and Labor,” first opened
Summer Salon at WFG
Seven women artists of the Hudson Valley are featured in the Summer Salon Show at the Woodstock Framing Gallery on
In Town: Byrdcliffe’s Legacy
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild is opening its Handmade In The 20th Century: An Ode To Nature & Place exhibition with an
Little World’s Fair in Grahamsville this weekend
So you’ve visited country fairs, large and small – some slick, some tawdry, some New Agey, some reasonably “authentic.” But
Artists breathe new life into old Saugerties Odd Fellows Temple
Sitting behind a nondescript doorway on 220 Main Street in the Village of Saugerties lies what artist Kelli Bickman thinks
King Yellowman to play Bearsville
America’s relationship with reggae music is complex and contradictory: equal parts tropical hedonism, revolutionary inspiration and license to party. In