Unburden yourself: The Object Lesson at Bard
For conspicuous consumers and pack rats, the obsessive/compulsive, the anal-retentive, the disorganized and the merely untidy, ’tis that dreaded time
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Ars Choralis to perform Welcome Yule concerts in Kingston & Woodstock
Ars Choralis’ 20th annual holiday concert, “Welcome Yule: Sing Joy!”, will be performed at the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Kingston
Frozendale this Saturday
Rosendale’s annual Frozendale celebration returns to Main Street this Saturday, December 12. It officially runs from 12 noon to 6
Plumbing the depths in Richard Heppner’s Woodstock – Everyday History
Richard Heppner has what you’d call a passion for history – specifically local history: the common events and gathered lore
Kate Hamilton’s giant clothing art on view at SUNY-Ulster
A two-story-high, black-and-white-striped boatneck tee made of sailcloth and sized for a giant hangs from the ceiling in a corner
Punch Brothers to play Bearsville Theater on Monday night
Perhaps it started with Dawg music, the progressive, jazz-informed bluegrass associated with the mandolinist David Grisman and such cohorts as
See the year’s best meteors on Sunday night
The year’s very best night to watch the sky? It’s this Sunday, the 13th. You’ll see the finest meteor shower
Cary Institute predicts 2017 Lyme disease spike to follow 2015’s bumper acorn crop
Have you noticed more acorns underfoot this fall than usual? It’s not your imagination. According to Michael Fargione, manager of
The Nutcracker comes to life in Poughkeepsie, Kingston & Tannersville
It’s inevitable. Resistance is useless. Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat; and it just isn’t a proper holiday
Kids’ Almanac: Scavenger hunt for old-time gifts, light a bicycle menorah, build a hobbyhorse or visit a sparkle garden
“I remember, I remember how my childhood fleeted by. The mirth of its December, and the warmth of its July.”