Michael Ciccone at Opus 40
For the first time in a very long time, Opus 40 is hosting a one-man art installation. Opening with a
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Otherworldly: The Five Points Band secret is out
When I ask, “What’s the significance of Five Points?” A demonic smile creeps over Robin’s face and there’s no stopping
Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair at fairgrounds May 26-28
Artem Repin’s hand-carved flutes are sleek, polished works of art in African mahogany, curly maple, black walnut or other exotic
Like Florida, but with elephants: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Moviegoers of a Certain Age (the age range least likely to have been on tenterhooks waiting for the latest blockbuster
Get fresh at the Saugerties Farmers’ Market
A ribbon-cutting by local officials will open the 11th season of the Saugerties Farmers’ Market this Saturday, May 26. The Saugerties
The Fletcher Gallery turns 20
If you love fresh bread befriend your local baker. On a certain level that’s the relationship Tom Fletcher and his
The joint is jumpin’ this Friday in Po’town
Start your Memorial Day weekend off on the right foot…or the left, as the case may be. Hudson Valley Community
Out and about: Big Gay Hudson Valley presents Pride Preview Weekend
June is Gay Pride month, marking the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots: a revolt that ignited the previously marginalized LGBTQ
Seeing double: Jeffrey Kraus of New Paltz is world’s leading dealer of stereoviews
In the 1930s Bernard Kraus opened the Raven Book Shop, located on Fourth Avenue amid New York City’s famous “book
Kids Almanac: Mahicantuck pow wow, WWII in Hyde Park & more this Memorial weekend
My favorite parenting motto is my friend Anne’s phrase, “All children shine when celebrated for being exactly who they are.”