Trash Fest in Marbletown
What does it mean to be a “solid waste management activist”? Ask Margot Becker, who describes herself as a writer,
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Stephen Jenkinson’s “Die Wise” workshop & Griefwalker in Kingston
Upon finding himself in the presence of dying people – this as head of a counseling team in a palliative
Shadowland kicks off season with John Cariani’s Last Gas
Good news for typologically challenged drama fans: You no longer need to remember whether Ellenville’s delightfully restored vaudeville house calls
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival launch season at Boscobel
The joys of June are myriad: time off from school, swimming, picnics and baseball, strawberry-picking and shortcake-baking, long lazy afternoons
Inaugural Hudson Valley Cider & Cheese Tasting at Basilica Hudson
Basilica Hudson is all about cider and cheese as the non-profit multidisciplinary arts center collaborates with Glynwood, an agricultural nonprofit organization
Nanny cam: Finding Vivian Maier in Woodstock
Vivian Maier was a self-taught street photographer who worked as a nanny for decades and died in obscurity. She
Kids’ Almanac: Track a turtle, touch a truck & ride the Ridge
Stalk a turtle, touch a truck, ride the Ridge or plant a tree “Green was the silence, wet was the
Kingston After Dark: Kristin in kontrol
Sub Pop Records may be synonymous with the early days of Nirvana (still have cartoon-heart eyes for that “Love Buzz”
The drawn thoughts of Irmalinda’s Doll
I’m not sure what to call Irmalinda’s Doll: A Volume of Drawn Thoughts (Author’s House, 2016) by Saugerties artist Valerie
Kingston After Dark: Truth or sanity?
The post-punk romantic struggle-themed jam “You Never Knew Me” by legends Magazine from their The Correct Use of Soap album