Down to the marrow: Theaters screen leukemia documentary
You can hear disembodied facts and statistics about the upswing of cancer or warming global temperatures or the diagnosis of
Entertainment
Mohonk Mountain Stage performs Julia Cho’s The Language Archive in New Paltz
Linguistics seem to be the hot topic of the week in New Paltz, what with Noam Chomsky packing the Lecture
Catskill Ballet Theatre dances The Nutcracker at UPAC in Kingston this weekend
“Ours is a traditional Nutcracker with a new bit of choreography in the second act,” says Anne Hebard of the
Bach on track: Bearsville hosts Schickele, Malkine & Horowitz’s Holiday Train Wreck
With Christmas ornaments now blinking and winking over Main Streets and “Frosty the Snowman” swamping the commercial airwaves, you might
Holiday hordes
Police and village officials estimate that more than 1,000 people jammed the village Sunday for the annual Holidays in the
Last chance for “Linking Collections” at the Dorsky in New Paltz
If you’re small and regional, and there are several of you, you can make more of an impact if you
Delving into our digs with William Rhoads
From 17th-century stone houses to Gilded Age mansions to Arts and Crafts artists’ studios to a drive-in movie theater and
Alternative giving Fair at the New Paltz United Methodist Church
“No one has ever become poor by giving.” — Anne Frank The New Paltz United Methodist Church is hosting an “Alternative
Confessions of a chowderhead
“Clam chowder is essentially one of the most indelicate of our national dishes. It is rude, rugged, a food of
Pianist Jeremy Denk at Fisher Center this Sunday
The last big concert of the season, held at 3 p.m. at Bard College’s Richard B. Fisher Center for the