Jorma Kaukonen at the Woodstock Playhouse
The ageless, beloved, smiling and accessible guitarist and songwriter Jorma Kaukonen is a unique figure in American music. 2015 has
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Kids’ Almanac: Meet a monitor lizard, make a sugar skull, trick-or-treat on campus or explore a haunted mansion
“In October sun, it’s all gold – sky and tree and water. Everything just before it changes looks to be
Bobby Previte Quartet to play Quinn’s in Beacon
The great style-hopping ensembles and reference-mixologists of experimental rock and jazz – Naked City, Mr. Bungle, Zappa and their progeny
Cheers with eggs: The Last Bite in High Falls
Faded silk flowers on the porch tables, a box requesting donations for the food bank, posters of events plastered on
Friends of the Poughkeepsie Library to open large used book store
The Friends of the Poughkeepsie Public Library District will have a grand opening for its new book store at the
Book-signing with Alice Waters this Sunday in Rhinebeck
Alice Waters is known as “the mother of the modern food movement” for her insistence on using locally and organically
Wild morning display continues with the year’s best look at Mercury
It all happens at 6:30 a.m. Even if you’re up then, will you really go outdoors, or maybe even drive
Claire Lambe’s library portraits, Lynne Friedman’s landscapes on view in Woodstock
Since the beginning of this year, Claire Lambe has embarked on an ambitious project: painting portraits in the Woodstock Library
The way to a man’s heart
Half Moon Theatre stages I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti at CIA in Hyde Park ow that the Marriott
Ichabod, meet Rip
Rosendale Theatre stages Tales of the Hudson Valley this Saturday The not-for-profit Rosendale Theatre isn’t just a lovingly refurbished old-fashioned