Kids’ Almanac: May 26-June 2
“The brave die never, though they sleep in dust: Their courage nerves a thousand living men.” – Minot J. Savage
Entertainment
Dylan turns 75; Family celebration is May 29
It’s that time of year again. Flowers blooming, summer bearing down, and Bob Dylan is another year older. This year
Craft Brew Boogaloo & Hudson Valley Hullabaloo in Saugerties
Sometimes we find that good ol’ American “rugged individualism” ain’t all it’s cracked up to be, and that seeking strength
Taste of Woodstock to benefit Woodstock Film Festival
A growing number of communities in the Hudson Valley host annual “Taste of” events under a variety of names, some
Is Civil War the best Avengers-related Marvel movie yet?
Funny how “patriotism” gets continually redefined depending on such variables as which party currently holds the presidency, whether or not
Gidion’s Knot at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill
With no end in sight to the trend of violent, sometimes deadly incidents happening in our schools, teachers, parents, administrators
Diggy Lessard’s “Star-Studded Night of Modern Vaudeville”
Local musician Diggy Lessard – a Woodstock Day School alumnus and go-to rock-stud performer for the Paul Green Rock Academy
Jennifer Muller & the Works premiere new dance at Kaatsbaan
Known for her visionary approach and innovations in dance/theater, multidisciplinary productions incorporating the spoken word, live and commissioned music, artist-inspired
Olana marks 50th anniversary of preservation with guided landscape tours
More than five decades before Jack Williamson coined the term “terraforming” during the Golden Age of science fiction, preeminent Hudson
Exhibition by street artist Scout/Pines at TSL in Hudson
Sheets of rusty metal, reclaimed wood and stenciled graphics in spray paint: While graffiti-style art has long since gained recognition