Planetary potpourri: Random observations from the observatory
The sky will get pretty spectacular later in June. So this particular moonless week is a good time to clear out
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Surveying the Hudson Valley summer musical scene
As press releases, event announcements, links, lineups, and requests for coverage race across my virtual desk like a flickering news
Groundbreaking artist/activist Candace Wheeler got her start in the Catskills
[portfolio_slideshow id=15917] She has been proclaimed the “mother of interior design” and footnoted by history as the “high priestess of
Slam Allen plays Bearsville this Saturday
Long before the current crop of young blues guitar prodigies graced our region, we were already well-graced by the likes
Bill Maher on stage at UPAC in Kingston
Late-night TV’s most popular equal-opportunity offender, Bill Maher, is coming back to Kingston this Saturday for an evening of sociopolitical
Martin Sexton & Femi Kuti at Club Helsinki in Hudson
Martin Sexton is something like the poster child for the AAA (Adult Album-oriented Alternative) career: a troubadour with a long
Country Living Fair in Rhinebeck to feature Fabulous Beekman Boys
The scenario of hapless city slickers gamely trying to make a go of living in the country is an old
Frog walk in New Paltz on Friday night
Join the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) this Friday, June 5 at 7:45 p.m. at the Woodland Pond Conservation Easement
Kids’ Almanac (June 4-11)
“The lure of the distant and the difficult is deceptive. The great opportunity is where you are.” – John Burroughs
Twin peaks: Robert Plant & the Black Keys headline Mountain Jam
It used to be that Mountain Jam was the local festival for folks who like their guitars hit one way