Pastor Arnold extols, defends traditional childhood in new tome
For Johann Christoph Arnold, a septuagenarian and longtime pastor of the local Bruderhof community, his previous book, a meditation on
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Woodstock Museum Film Festival this weekend
As summer winds down, a mid-Hudson culture vulture’s thoughts turn to the wonders that await us in the fall. High
Visions of Mary in Woodstock
[portfolio_slideshow id=12765] Mary Frank has been making art for more than six decades. Her exploration of wood, plaster, wax,
Séraphine Bakery brings the celestial macaron to Uptown Kingston
Beam yourself to France for half an hour by diving into a chocolate truffle tart with sips of rich coffee
The Hold Steady headlines Brooklyn@Belleayre
One of the most important and influential indie-rock bands of the last few decades, the Hold Steady (above), will be
My First Rock Concert by JohnB, or: Orleans performs at Opus 40
My friend’s first rock concert was Air Supply with his Mom at West Point’s Eisenhower Theater. A concert, yes; but
Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair
Labor Day weekend means that it’s time once again for the Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair, which has bookended
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 28-Sept. 5)
“You will find that it is necessary to let things go, simply for the reason that they are heavy.” –
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a light, digestible parable
What with glossy gourmet magazines, online recipes and the Cooking Channel, food porn is getting to be as difficult to
Roz & the Rice Cakes at BSP
Roz & the Rice Cakes’ fantastic new album Need to Feed (2014, Team Love Records) is a rigorously coherent and