Alf-Scan concert to raise funds to digitize Evers Archive
In December 2004, just weeks shy of his 100th birthday, Woodstock lost one of the true “living treasures” of the
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Antiques collection of Reverend David Bronson, a protégé of the late Fred J. Johnston, to be auctioned in Stone Ridge
Antiques-hunting is a favorite sport among visitors to the mid-Hudson Valley, and devotees of the chase have an enticing opportunity
Huguenot Street hosted third annual Artists on the Street event (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10096] Photos by Lauren Thomas Historic Huguenot Street hosted the third annual “Artists on the Street: A Plein
Ultraam to play BSP on Thursday
The Kingston-centered experimental group Ultraam has been playing out for a while now, bringing their colorful, abrasive and often-quite-groovy squall
Moth Maiden, by Will
To see more of Will’s work go to www.thorneatercomics.com
Bon-Odori Dance Festival marks 70th anniversary of Nagasaki bombing (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=10085] Photos by Lauren Thomas The Bon-Odori New Paltz Dance Festival returned to Hasbrouck Park in New Paltz
Catskill Mountain Quilters honor Sally Abrams with exhibit in Arkville
Sally Abrams runs a cattle farm in Livingston Manor, but she’s more renowned for the quilts that she has been
Talk on Mexican muralist David Siqueiros in Woodstock
Though he may be the one whom most people remember, Diego Rivera was not the only illustrious member of the
Graphic memoirist Lucy Knisley headlines YA Society’s anniversary in Rhinebeck
Young Adult (YA) literature and graphic novels are two book genres that are both alive and well in the marketplace
Celtic Festival this weekend at Hunter Mountain
According to Winston Churchill, the Irish were always a little bit odd. “They simply refuse to be English,” he said.