Kids’ Almanac (June 20-27)
Do you always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it? I always watch for the
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Explore with the kids – Hudson River
What fun can you get into today? – Janet Straightarrow Hudson Valley: Connecting with the River Summer in the Hudson
Teri Roiger sings Abbey Lincoln at the Falcon for Juneteenth
Here in the Northeast we don’t tend to hear much of a fuss made over the holiday known as Juneteenth,
More epic ladies: strength in the face of challenges
I don’t know what is about Kingston, but this city is fully loaded with super-strong women. Last week, I told
A walk on the wild side with Rhinebeck foraging expert Peter Dykeman
If you were marooned in this field, unable to leave and without any snacks packed in your backpack, you could survive, so plentiful are the green edible things to be found here. But you have to know what to look for.
Some of my favorite Happy Hours in the mid-Hudson Valley
On the border of Milan, New York, visible from Route 199, there is a capsule-shaped oil tank painted half-green, half-off-white.
Woodstock Playhouse hosts “Antique Road Show” to benefit Saugerties Tree Commission
Anecdotal evidence shows that television viewers on Monday nights at 8 p.m. are generally either watching people learning how to
Down to the Crossroads
The famous tale, as John Milward relates it in his new book Crossroads: How the Blues Shaped Rock ‘n’ Roll
Euro-tent looks to bring a new vibe to Midtown
The advent last summer of the Midtown Farmer’s Market, which sells fresh local produce every Tuesday afternoon on the site
Choreographer Abigail Levine kicks off Mount Tremper Arts Summer Festival
According to Mathew Pokoik, photographer, artistic director and co-founder with choreographer Aynsley Vandenbroucke of Mount Tremper Arts (MTA), “One essential