“Serious Laughs: Art/Politics/Humor” Festival throughout Kingston
Midtown Kingston and the Broadway corridor, with its scruffy barbershops, check-cashing emporiums and storefront churches, has been the subject of
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SUNY-Ulster performs Odets’ Waiting for Lefty
What with “socialist” becoming the catchall insult du jour among some segments of the American public, what better time to
BSP hosts o’death, Trummors & Breakfast in Fur this Friday
On its fine 2011 release Outside, the mostly acoustic ethno-punk band o’death earns the macabre lineage of its name with
Kids’ Almanac (April 18-25)
You see, all living things depend on one another. – Lynne Cherry, The Great Kapok Tree Breaking the Silence
Turn up the volumes
Before you bemoan the total disappearance of the small-time bookseller who tends to the printed word and offers full shelves
Hudson Valley History Reading Festival in Hyde Park
Every summer, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum presents a Roosevelt Reading Festival, featuring readings by authors who
Soldner’s background, community commitment served city well
Kingston is a mine which bears a thousand diamonds. One such gem was Gerard “Jerry” Soldner, who recently passed away
Kids help design Kinderland II
If you could design your very own home and the sky was the limit, what would it include? Indoor pool?
Interview with Rhinebeck artist/writer and Dinotopia creator James Gurney
James Gurney’s exquisite paintings have brought to life ancient and fantastic worlds, including the Earth populated by dinosaurs in his
Composer Bertolozzi eyes Eiffel, reflects on ‘Bridge Music’
Since 2009, people at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge have heard music. During warmer months, they’ve heard strange percussive