Cheeky Nut/Cracked at Bard’s Fisher Center
It’s a hazardous assignment, taking on the deconstruction, parody and transfiguration of a beloved cultural icon – especially one so
Entertainment
Tony Trischka to play benefit for Unison
Banjoist Tony Trischka made his name developing his own form of newgrass: progressive bluegrass with an expanded harmonica and stylistic
Kids’ Almanac (December 18-25)
“I should say winter had given the bone and sinew to literature, summer the tissues and the blood.” – John
On-stage magic at annual Christmas Carol ballet
[portfolio_slideshow id=6632] Photos by Alen Fetahi One doesn’t have to travel to New York City to see onstage magic
Restored Poughkeepsie factory now houses Blue Collar Brewery
By his junior year at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Business and History major Randy Marquis knew that
Olive Free Library exhibit recalls reservoir construction era
Like many other Town of Olive residents, Rejoice Scherry grew up hearing stories about the towns that were uprooted to
Hudson Opera House commences final phase of restoration
[portfolio_slideshow id=13894] In a 14-year-long effort, local residents have worked to restore the Hudson Opera House, New York State’s
She left, by Will
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Redmayne channels Hawking spectacularly
With both films receiving wide theatrical release nearly simultaneously, it’s difficult to write about James Marsh’s Stephen Hawking biopic The
Clermont at Christmastime
Nestled into the candlelit interior of the grand Livingston family estate at Clermont, overlooking the Hudson River and distant Catskills,