Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 31 – Apr. 7)
Enjoy giant puppets, catch a salamander, make a Peeps diorama and don’t get April Fooled! “April 1. This is
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Bardavon & UPAC to simultaneously screen Met’s Madama Butterfly
Usually, when the Bardavon presents one of its very popular opera screenings from The Met: Live in HD, it’s shown
Critical mass: Daniel Mendelsohn in conversation with Fran Lebowitz at Bard
For Bard College literature and theater students, the bad news is that superstar fantasy author Neil Gaiman is taking a
All in the family: Daughters Fare & Ale in Red Hook
It’s an unusual name for an eatery, so let’s establish right now that Ryan and Rachel McLaughlin have four daughters
SUNY-New Paltz’s Design Week to spotlight collaborations between engineering & the arts
Already well known for both the excellence of its School of Fine & Performing Arts (whose world-class metalworking program was
Yoga for Amputees in Woodstock
“The path of yoga has convinced me 100 percent that I don’t have any handicaps and there is no disability
Mother of invention: Augusta Allen & the Woodstock Dress
Today, when most people think of fashion in relation to Woodstock, tie-dyed everything and perhaps the image of a Granny dress might spring to mind. And yet, long before Woodstock gave its name to an entire generation, Augusta Allen began crafting a dress that a different generation of Woodstock women would embrace as a representation of their own time.
Pirates Canoe plays Unison in New Paltz this Friday
“Hopelessly stuck somewhere between American and Japanese,” says the band Pirates Canoe of themselves. Sometimes a trio, sometimes a sextet,
Zootopia is fun, thoughtful kiddie fare that won’t bore grownups
Hollywood studios aren’t stupid. They know that during elementary schools’ Easter break, parents all over America are looking for ways
Jam-packed: Max Creek headlines Rock the Resort in Kerhonkson
I Rocked the Resort once, or tried. My ever-miscast band the Sweet Clementines did its spiel at the 2010 edition