Electronic tonic: Bob Lukomski and experimental music in the Hudson Valley
On a spring day in the late ‘80s, I took a rowboat out to Esopus Island with Mark Marinoff, Phil
Entertainment
The Cabin in the Woods may be final word in teen slasher movies
Just a few weeks back, while reviewing The Hunger Games, Your Humble Correspondent swore up and down that I detest
The literary past: A world of old words
MAX GATE, DORCHESTER 15.8.99 Dear Sirs: I have by chance met with a number of The Bookman containing [a]
In mineral time: Vly artist Tim Rowan’s stone sculptures
A walk into Tim Rowan’s studio at the end of a long, rocky driveway, situated deep in the woods above
SUNY-New Paltz revives Cabaret
Quick question: Who starred as Sally Bowles in the original Broadway production of Kander and Ebb’s musical Cabaret? Nope. It
Something Wilde: SUNY-Ulster’s The Importance of Being Earnest
The original 1895 London stage production of The Importance of Being Earnest was, ironically, both the peak of Oscar Wilde’s
Reformed Church of New Paltz gears up for tenth annual Earth Day Fair
Environmentalists, farmers and performers are all gearing up for the tenth anniversary of the Earth Day Fair at the Reformed
A good turn: Patronize your Mom-and-Pop record store this Saturday
Saturday, April 21 is the fifth annual Record Store Day. My town, New Paltz, is uniquely blessed with two independent
This stage is all the rage: Inaugural Rosendale Theatre Plays Festival
The Rosendale Theatre needs some work: a renovation of the exterior to make it Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant and a
Saugerties Performing Arts Factory opens this weekend
When Erica and Gerard Price first visited the abandoned 55,000-square-foot factory off Ulster Avenue just west of the village of