Sail-powered barge Ceres to bring bounty downriver
For several hundred years, produce and goods moved up and down the Hudson on sloops: a trade that spawned the
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Gardiner Open Studio Tour launches this weekend
The Town of Gardiner is well-known for its wine trail, rail trail and apple trail, but now it’s carving out
New Paltz Reformed Church and HHS team up for fall apple fest (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5972] Photos by Lauren Thomas As people ambled through jewelry, trinkets and farm market stands, Cheryl Alloway toiled on
Carrying a torch: Diana Krall plays UPAC in Kingston on Sunday
For years, my wife and I would send out a Holiday Mix CD in December. Towards the end of our
All Wright now: Architect talks buildings, life and favorite things
Andrew Wright, owner of Wright Architecture and Wright Builders at 200 Fair St., has worked on projects ranging from early
Stick figure: Michael Bernier at Unison in New Paltz
Emmitt Chapman’s visionary instrument, the Chapman Stick, opened the world of keyboardlike counterpoint to string players, providing the spacious fretboard,
Reel Rock Film Festival & climbing superstar Lynn Hill in New Paltz
If you’re seriously into rock climbing, the nerve center of your contacts with civilization in these parts is bound to
O+ Spotlight: And the Kids
I first saw the band And the Kids when my group, the Sweet Clementines, shared a bill with them at
O+ Spotlight: Spiritualized
Last year’s O+ Festival headliners, the Felice Brothers and Richard Buckner, were right at home in the mid-Hudson Valley milieu,
Kids’ Almanac (October 10-17)
“Art is connections, not elements.” – Keiko Sono Keiko Sono exhibit at SUNY-Ulster When I think art gallery, I conjure