Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival serves up delightful Two Gentlemen of Verona
On a fine June evening, with Boscobel’s iconic view of the Hudson Highlands, the river itself and Constitution Marsh as
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Kids’ Almanac (June 26-July 3)
“I hold you as high as the stars.” – Steve Maraboli FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum celebrates summer
Bard fêtes Franz Schubert during 25th composer-themed SummerScape
Arguably the mid-Hudson’s premier summer performing arts showcase, Bard SummerScape brings topnotch performers in the fields of music – including
Boston & Cheap Trick to play Bethel Woods
Props to Tom Scholz and rock legends Boston for sounding exactly like Boston on their 2012 album Life, Love &
High on the scale: How to Train Your Dragon 2
School’s out for the summer, which means that movie studios will soon be trotting out their biggest selection of family-friendly
The Dreamcatcher, by Will
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“Worlds of Wonder: Hudson Valley Artists 2014” at Dorsky Museum
With increasing attention paid to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education as the future for our schools, some are
Rail Trail Café opens in Tillson
The new Rail Trail Café parked next to the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail about a mile south of the Rosendale
Maverick Concerts bring chamber music, jazz & more for 99th season
The opening of Maverick Concerts’ 99th summer season this Saturday is an accomplishment – and true point of celebration –
The first day of summer offers a variety of local garden tours for fun and inspiration
Why take a garden tour? For fun and inspiration, says Victoria Coyne of Victoria Gardens nursery in Rosendale. “It’s a