Sinterklass goes bi-coastal
Over time traditional holidays tend to lose some of their original meaning, becoming commercialized or trivialized. (Thanksgiving is the refreshing
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Scrooge in Song
Did anyone out there dare say they’re not yet ready for the Holiday Season? Phooey, humbug…and hie yourselves to some
Rosendale pickle festival
The 15th annual International Pickle Festival takes place this year on Sunday, November 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning in New Paltz
Family of New Paltz’s ninth annual Turkey Trot will take place on Thursday, Nov. 22 at 9 a.m. Registration begins
Going Public
Like all actors, Terri Mateer knows about the grind of auditioning: getting up early to make the long commute into
Born in Chicago… Gabe Butterfield keeps his father’s memory alive
Paul Butterfield used to be a household name in Woodstock. You’d see him out at nights in the bars, at
Madera Vox in Red Hook
Madera Vox, the Hudson valley’s irreverent, repertoire-rummaging chamber ensemble, will be performing on Saturday, November 17 at 8 p.m. at
Kids’ Almanac (November 15-22)
“Motherhood is about raising and celebrating the child you have, not the child you thought you would have. It’s about
Frenetic Phonetics fanatics – Mik and Gilles
As if you didn’t already know from the little notation at the bottom of your supermarket receipt telling you how
Playwright Tony Kushner at Temple Emmanuel
On Sunday, November 18, playwright Tony Kushner will be the featured speaker in the latest installment of the “Speakers at