Vassar marks Mary McCarthy centennial with exhibition
Oh, those incorrigible coeds! Remember reading The Group for the first time and finding out with shock that even back
Entertainment
Kids Almanac: Leprechaun traps, Simplicity Parenting and “Feed me, Seymour!”
A leprechaun is small and green He hides where he cannot be seen. But if you catch one on this
Cyro Baptista brings his ensemble Banquet of the Spirits to the Falcon in Marlboro
Cyro Baptista, a gifted percussionist as at-home in the avant-garde as in pop and traditional music, brings his wild, theatrical
Hudson River Playback Theatre reenacts audience stories on March 15 in New Paltz
Sometimes the toughest things to see in perspective are the ones closest to our own noses. We tend to undervalue
Elting Library creates archive of Steve and Carole Ford’s Arts Community Youth Theater
It was a youth theater group like none other, with hundreds of New Paltz and area children having to learn
K9 Center offers dogs training, socializing and fun
“If you talk to the animals they will talk to you, and you will know each other. If you do
John Dugdale teaches 19th-century photography techniques in Stone Ridge
When photographer John Dugdale addresses the students at his John Dugdale School of 19th-Century Photography and Aesthetics, located in a
Mt. Tremper attraction still ranks as World’s Largest Kaleidoscope
Back when Dean Gitter first envisioned, then opened the world’s largest kaleidoscope in what was then Catskill Corners and is
Rosendale screens doc about dance Mecca Jacob’s Pillow this Sunday
When we think about how lucky we mid-Hudsonites are to live in such close proximity to the cultural treasures of
Market Market gets ready for Tributon to the Cure & the Smiths
Maybe we’re not passive, addicted consumers of the “celebrity feed” after all, but its masters, in a very real economic