A burst of color
The sentiment seems to be universal this year: After the harsh winter we’ve endured, it’s time now to get out
Entertainment
Captain America loses some innocence but gains some coolness in new film
People who prefer Marvel to DC Comics generally express that preference in terms of the characters in the Marvel superhero
Illuminating experiences: “Mastering Light” exhibition at Vassar
March may have gone out like a lion; the nights may still be cold and the mountains of dirty plowed-up
Barn Dancin’ on the Rondout this Sunday
Some relationships just work. That’s how it is with the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater and the Hudson River Maritime Museum
Saved by the Seal-Folk: The Secret of Roan Inish in Rosendale
Red Hook’s great independent filmmaker John Sayles isn’t particularly known as a creator of movies for kids, but in 1994 he
Don Byron’s New Gospel Quintet to raise the roof in Stone Ridge
The reed-player and jazz composer/interpreter Don Byron’s New Gospel Quintet routinely raises roofs and brings audiences almost involuntarily to their
Into The Would
If you went to the Would in Highland, it would feel like time travel with a quirky retro setting and
Red Hook hosts Read Local Literary Festival
The upcoming third annual Read Local! Red Hook Literary Festival will take place on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and
Kids’ Almanac (April 10-17)
“May my mind stroll about hungry and fearless and thirsty and supple” – e. e. cummings Fun family events
The itch to stitch: Hudson Valley quilting guilds
The tradition of American women getting together to quilt evolved in the mid-19th century. The pioneers who moved westward, in