On the road with photographer Jack Murphy
Anyone who has spent any time hanging out in downtown New Paltz since the 1960s knows Jack Murphy, at least
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Susan Stessin-Cohn launches New Paltz Historical Society and hopes to memorialize unmarked graves at former Ulster County Poorhouse with Trina
Tony-winner Sutton Foster to star in Half Moon Theatre Gala
Sutton Foster won her first Tony Award for Best Leading Actress in a Musical via an improbably route: She was the
Heartless Bastards on stage at Bearsville
On their fifth proper release, 2015’s John Congleton-produced Restless Ones, the scrappy indie heartland-rock concern Heartless Bastards deliver what is
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest and Craft Beer Fest in Rhinebeck
Fellow microbrew-lovers of the Hudson Valley, rejoice! No more must we labor beneath the indignity of being perceived as somehow
Bill Clegg reads from Man Booker Prize contender in Rhinebeck
One of the most coveted literary awards in the English-speaking world is the Man Booker Prize, which “promotes the finest
Port Ewen’s Tugboat Trail to end with auction at Headless Horseman
Now that the summerlong “Tugboat Trail” has ended – the installation of 25 artful model tugboats along Route 9W in
Jay Ungar & Molly Mason to perform at Senate House
Friends of the Senate House present Grammy-winning folk artists Jay Ungar & Molly Mason on Friday, September 11 at 6
Go on a Hudson River Valley Ramble
It’s getting harder to remember a time when the Hudson River Valley Ramble wasn’t an annual institution in our region.
Jervis McEntee show opens at the Dorsky in New Paltz
Ulster County’s own Hudson River School notable Jervis McEntee receives his first-ever museum retrospective this fall at SUNY New Paltz’