On the Hudson Valley cheese trail
Do you say “cheese, please”? Let’s be fromage friends. A slice on a sandwich, a cube on a toothpick, a
Entertainment
Mockingjay, Part 2: “Triumph is so not what this saga is about”
The cinematic manifestation of The Hunger Games wraps up with Mockingjay – Part 2, laying to rest this fangirl’s greatest
“Winter in America” at The School in Kinderhook
“Winter in America” at the Jack Shainman Gallery’s amazing space in Kinderhook, the School, is described by the noted New
Mark Morganstern reads from his Dancing with Dasein at Rosendale Café
The 14 short stories contained within Mark Morganstern’s newly published Dancing with Dasein and Other Stories are populated with vivid
Don Byron to front eclectic sextet at Helsinki Hudson
The great jazz reed-player and student of style Don Byron came to fame with his avant-garde klezmer fusion. This was
Security Project plays Peter Gabriel at Bearsville
Peter Gabriel’s smash-hit fifth solo album, the Daniel Lanois-produced So, was the one that fully transformed the theatrical prog-rock trickster
A pleasurably tense, well-orchestrated Wait until Dark on stage in Rhinebeck
Ever since I first saw Terence Young’s 1967 film version of Frederick Knott’s 1966 Broadway drama Wait until Dark, it
New Paltz area senior citizens celebrate a Thanksgiving meal with elementary school students (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10742] Photos by Sharyn Flanagan The New Paltz Central School District held its 22nd annual Thanksgiving holiday meal
Kids’ Almanac: Meet a real reindeer, build a LEGO Christmas City, bid Sinterklaas bon voyage
“I am grateful for what I am and have. My thanksgiving is perpetual.” – Henry David Thoreau Volunteering for
Basilica Farm & Flea in Hudson
When native Canadian Melissa Auf der Maur first heard about “Black Friday” holiday shopping in this country, it seemed obvious