Beltane Festival in Tillson
Back in the bad old days of the Inquisition, May Eve got a bad rap from the Church as Walpurgisnacht,
Entertainment
Green Goats benefit concert at Helsinki Hudson
Goats may not really eat tin cans, as they were depicted doing in the Saturday-morning cartoons of our youth; but
Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz opens for the season
The Grand Opening of Historic Huguenot Street on Saturday, May 2 is set to run from the 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting
D & H Canal Museum reopens with Romeo Muller exhibit
The D & H Canal Museum, located at 23 Mohonk Road in High Falls, officially opens for the season on
Right up your allium: RampFest at Basilica Hudson
Before the Appalachian Outlaws on the History Channel were cavorting about and foraging for ginseng, the folks in West Virginia
Open Studio Tour in Gardiner reveals artists’ life and work
The fourth Gardiner Open Studio Tour on May 2 and 3, offers both curious observers and serious collectors the opportunity
At 98, Manuel Bromberg won’t give an inch
Manuel Bromberg needed a cliff. It would be a grand sculpture. It was the mid-1960s and the artist, a professor
Hudson Valley Garden Fair at Montgomery Place
Gardening season is finally upon us, and there are few means of casting off the weight of cabin fever more
90 Miles Off Broadway presents “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”
It’s funny on a number of different levels,” says Jessica Rothman, director of 90 Miles Off Broadway’s latest community theater
Lighthouse exhibit at Kingston’s Hudson River Maritime Museum
One of the great pleasures of warming weather in the mid-Hudson is the enticement to stroll along the charming Rondout