Fabulous Beekman Boys headline Opening Day on Huguenot Street
To launch the 2016 season, Historic Huguenot Street will throw open its multiple doors to visitors this Saturday and kick
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Immigrant art exhibit, films & talks in Kingston
“An accent marks the lag between two cultures, two languages, the space where you let go of one identity,
Rising on the Rondout: Reher Center for Immigrant Culture & History
At this point in time, the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History in Kingston is more of a community
Makers make their mark at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea Market
For Mothers’ Day weekend 2016, there’ll be some changes made at Basilica Hudson. The freestanding Ramp Festival of the past
Monday’s transit of Mercury: The year’s biggest sky event?
If you know any backyard astronomers, you’ve heard them rant and rave about the upcoming transit of Mercury. It is
Kids’ Almanac: May 5-12
Go fly a kite, make your own seed packet, get a free comic book or clean up your favorite park
Greenville Drive-In reopens with Breakfast at Tiffany’s screening, oysters & jazz
There’s no doubt that Americana nostalgia is alive and well in the Hudson Valley: Numerous diners are bedecked with vinyl and
The long strange trip of Ram Dass and Timothy Leary
Psychology professors Dr. Timothy Leary and Dr. Richard Alpert began a lifelong friendship in 1960, when they launched the Harvard
Cutting-edge Catskill: American Dance Institute breaks ground at former lumberyard
The Village of Catskill, like so many other communities in the mid-Hudson region, was once a haven for Mom-and-Pop businesses,
Hudson Valley Craft Beer Tours & the regional microbrewery trail
A visit to one of the many breweries in the Hudson Valley offers the ideal way to enhance the experience