90 Miles celebrates 50th anniversary in 2014
[portfolio_slideshow id=6985] One of New Paltz’s most well-known theater groups, 90 Miles Off Broadway, entered its 50th anniversary year in
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A Chilean divorcée reinvents herself in Gloria
Word has it that some middle-aged parents are utterly unfazed by the prospect of their children growing up and getting
What it’s like to attend Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show
Attending the taping of a television show can be an exhilarating experience. When I was a teenager, my father was
Rich Cahill Jr. explores the Lindbergh kidnapping in new book
Lifelong Kingstonian Richard Cahill has spent half a lifetime investigating a dead subject: the 1932 kidnapping and killing of 20-month-old
Rosendale to screen lauded Tanaquil Le Clercq biopic this Sunday
Truth really is stranger than fiction sometimes. Consider this uncanny incident in 1944, when the original March of Dimes –
Going with the flow: Water paintings by Fredericka Foster at Beacon Institute
Fredericka Foster’s mid-sized paintings of water have a mesmerizing quality to them, just as staring into a river or lake
Three generations of victims of Argentina’s Dirty War to speak at Bard
The military junta that toppled the government of Isabel Perón in Argentina in 1976 used the excuse of a couple
Accord’s Cal Patch empowers people to make their own clothing
[portfolio_slideshow id=10771] Some craftspeople are born to work in one medium. They’re woodworkers through and through, or they’re potters, or
A fistful of Fate: Beethoven’s Fifth this Saturday at the Bardavon
In 1954, the already-distinguished American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein appeared on the television program Omnibus to teach America about
Works by Dan & Galen Green showing in Rosendale
Father/daughter exhibitions are very rare in the art world – especially when the work is as jointly fond, delicate and