SUNY-New Paltz stages NYS premiere of Joseph Goodrich’s mystery play Panic
By all accounts, the iconic director of suspense films Alfred Hitchcock had what might be charitably described as a macabre
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Nearly drowned: Talk on aborted Dutchess reservoir project this Friday
The town of Clinton in Dutchess County is best characterized as “a nice place to live,” says Dick Coller, board
Slabsides Day this Saturday
There will be an Open House at Slabsides on Saturday, October 3. If you arrive at noon, you can hear a lecture
Kids’ Almanac: Be a lumberjack, chalk a sidewalk, check out Chinese acrobats
“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” – L. M. Montgomery THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
Woodstock Film Festival spotlights movies shot in the Hudson Valley
Besides bringing the glitz and glamour of the international movie industry to the funky streets of Woodstock and surrounding communities,
Lee’s 88 Keys: Love what you do and share it
[portfolio_slideshow id=17741] Documentary of jazz pianist Lee Shaw to be screened at the Orpheum in Saugerties You meet pianist Lee Shaw, you
The GUNKS Ridge and Valley Towns Through Time book signing and discussion on October 4
Ronald Knapp and Michael Neil O’Donnell have announced the publication of a new illustrated history book titled THE GUNKS Ridge
“The Making of an Argument:” Gordon Parks exhibition at Vassar
Gordon Parks’s photo essay Harlem Gang Leader sprang from the time that Parks spent following a teenaged gang leader in
The Gunks: New book pairs views of today & yesteryear on the Ridge
[portfolio_slideshow id=17719] The Shawangunk Ridge loomed just over their shoulders as Ron Knapp and Michael Neil O’Donnell sat discussing
Meet the FDR Library’s new director Paul Sparrow
“We’re still experiencing what we call ‘the Burns Bump,’” says Paul Sparrow, newly appointed director of the Franklin D. Roosevelt