Local ingredient chili challenge at Water Street Market in New Paltz
On Saturday, Jan. 28 from noon to 3 p.m, Water Street Market will host its fourth annual local ingredient chili
Entertainment
Main squeeze: Dan Gurney of Rhinebeck touts new Irish accordion album
Traditional Irish Music on the Button Accordion is 24-year-old Dan Gurney’s debut album, a collection of tunes – 33 of
Free Photoshop tutorial at Saugerties Library this Monday
Developed by a University of Michigan PhD student and his brother as a tool for Macintosh and first released over
Gardiner hosts lecture on Verbal First Aid for kids
What you say to your children in those first moments of distress from falling down or having a bad dream,
NYCA cast performs Footloose in Hurley
When it comes to theatrical entertainment, usually the movie follows the play. But in the case of Footloose, a musical
He’s got a hunch: Rigoletto in Hyde Park this Saturday
If the Austrian morality police had had their way back in 1851, Rigoletto, the tragic opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi
Vaudeville Circus & Masquerade Ball this Saturday
One hundred years ago, the pages of Variety were full of reviews of the latest vaudeville acts to hit the
Upstate Films’ uphill fight
If you’re a regular movie-goer, you’re part of a disappearing breed. The declining — and aging — audience for cinema
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is an internal action thriller
I’ve never truly understood why the spy thriller genre exerts such a broad fascination among the novel-reading and moviegoing public.
Make way for Modfest at Vassar
Chill winds and bright, keening skies, weird political signs from the edges and this rising inner need to hunker down