The Nutcracker and the Mouse King in New Paltz
The Rondout Repertory Theatre Company’s Young Actors’ Troupe will perform a stage version of E. T. A. Hoffman’s original story
Entertainment
Ulster Ballet stages A Christmas Carol at UPAC
As Christmas 1843 approached, Charles Dickens was facing some serious financial problems. He was already famous and revered by the
Kids’ Almanac (Dec. 5-12)
“However you and your loved ones celebrate the last month of the year, I hope it is filled with the
Natasha and Nataya Williamson talk about being twins, teens and living in Kingston
Natasha and Nataya Williamson are 16-year-old fraternal twins on opposite sides of the same coin, having nothing and everything in
Kingston’s Wishbone Letterpress and the Hudson Valley Hullabaloo
Danielle Bliss and Joe Venditti print their cards, coasters, wedding invitations, business cards and other stationery products on old-fashioned letterpress
Simple holiday appetizers
From catering jobs and my own parties over the years, I’ve learned that what works best for party hors d’oeuvres
Steve Earle concert to raise funds for Opus 40 repairs
Every once in a while an event comes along that, because of its elements matching the local with the epic,
Ars Choralis presents its completed work, ten years in the making
It’s by no means a revisionist version of the Nativity, but when Ars Choralis performs Miracle in Bethlehem, an opera
Abolitionism for the new millennium
The smash success of the much-lauded recent film 12 Years a Slave must surely have resulted in a whole lot
Blessing Offor show in New Paltz to benefit guide dog program
Guiding Eyes for the Blind is the third largest guide dog school in the country and has been raising, training