Kids’ Almanac (Sept. 26-Oct.3)
You can, you should, and if you’re brave enough to start, you will. – Stephen King Get free museum
Entertainment
“Educated Citizen in Crisis” conference at Bard’s Hannah Arendt Center
Hannah Arendt, the German-American political scholar who was perhaps the 20th century’s most eloquent and avid defender of freedom and
Every last song nails the heart dead: Robbie Fulks in Stone Ridge
An autopsy of Robbie Fulks’s major-label debut, 1998’s Let’s Kill Saturday Night on Geffen, reveals all the telltale earmarks of
Barn Dance/Local Food Barbecue on Saturday in High Falls
You’ve probably heard of the Pinewood Derby, in which Cub Scouts carve miniature cars out of scraps of lumber, attach
Crowds flock to the Taste of New Paltz (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5817] Photos by Lauren Thomas A crowd of more than 7,000 attended the 23rd annual Taste of New
Gardiner Day attracts a record-breaking crowd of more than 2,000 (with photo gallery)
[portfolio_slideshow id=5807] Photos by Lauren Thomas The 24th annual Gardiner Day was a resounding success this past Saturday at
Arlington Street Fair returns to Poughkeepsie
Children’s rides, a variety of live entertainment, a bluegrass music festival and 100-plus vendors of food and crafts will transform
In a World is the best rom/com in a long while
When was the last time that you took in a really good romantic comedy at the movies? Can you even
FDR site hosts talk on African American history
The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and the Mid-Hudson Antislavery History Project will host an author talk and
Slideshow: Scenes from the Food Truck Festival
[portfolio_slideshow id=4170] The Hudson Valley Food Truck Festival, held Thursday, Sept. 19 at Cantine Field. All photos by Alen Fetahi.