Lloyd lights up the Hamlet with special block party
On a pitch-black night in early December, carolers sang “Silent Night” at the corner of Main Street and Vineyard Avenue.
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“The Woodstock Story” on view through January in NYC
In the 1920s and ‘30s, Woodstock was a cauldron of creative activity. The founding of the Utopian Arts and Crafts
Chomsky lecture on Zinn packs SUNY New Paltz
In an article in last week’s Alm@nac previewing Noam Chomsky’s Dec. 4 visit to SUNY-New Paltz, this correspondent described the
Woodstock hosts Traum and friends’ Winter Solstice concert on December 16
When we think of holiday traditions associated with Woodstock, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is
Woodstock’s Kleinert hosts Trout Fishing in Space multimedia performance by Charles Lindsay this Saturday
“Carbon,” the current exhibition by Charles Lindsay of Rensselaerville and New York City that has swallowed the Center for Photography
Burrito-eating contest benefits Flood Aid
In several minutes, Chris Sullivan will lose. He won’t even come close. He’ll give up with most of his challenge
NYC Ballet stars headline New Paltz Ballet Theatre’s Nutcracker this weekend at Bardavon
Once again, the New Paltz Ballet Theatre (NPBT) presents the company’s 15th annual rendition of the Christmas classic The Nutcracker,
Welcome to the fold: Kingston Library hosts origami workshop with Anita Barbour
Origami, the ancient Japanese art of folding paper to produce intricate shapes and three-dimensional objects, looks like a difficult craft.
Frozendale Festival returns to Rosendale this Saturday
Old Man Winter is in town and primed to lead the parade as Rosendale celebrates the sixth annual Frozendale Festival
Ink heart: Boiceville bookbinder Brooke Merrill Tinney
The electronic media tsunami has not yet completely obliterated the culture of printed matter. According to one youthful source, photographers