FDR’s Hyde Park hive on the Hudson
The National Park Service – the legacy initiated by that other Roosevelt, the one fondly called Teddy – is nearly
Entertainment
Dylan birthday concert to benefit Family of Woodstock
It’s most appropriate that Family of Woodstock’s Crisis Hotline and John Herald Fund should be the beneficiaries of the Bob
Art history/wine-tasting tour with painter Kevin Cook in New Paltz
Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host an art history tour with painter Kevin Cook, accompanied by a wine-tasting by the
Fourth annual Spring Fest in Highland draws a sizable crowd (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=9566] Photos by Lauren Thomas The fourth annual Spring Fest celebration in Highland on Saturday, May 16 drew
Every Father’s Daughter
The reading for the remarkable new collection of essays, Every Father’s Daughter: 24 Writers Remember Their Fathers — which takes
Downtown New Paltz celebrates Ludwig Day
Two years after the untimely passing of the “patron saint” and the “unofficial ambassador” of New Paltz, Ludwig Montesa, the
Mysteryland electronic music festival at Bethel Woods
Like a good low-budget indie film that requires the money, staff and resources of a syndicate of production companies, each
Crowds flock to seventh annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=9556] Photos by Lauren Thomas Organizers of outdoor festivals usually pray for bright, warm, sunny weather to draw
The Gomez Mill House
Bring up the subject of historic Hudson Valley estates, and the cast of characters consists for the most part of
Kids’ Almanac (May 21-28)
“The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.” – President Thomas Jefferson Call for entries for Saugerties Public Library’s Comic