Kids’ Almanac (May 28-June 4)
“You will face your greatest opposition when you are closest to your biggest miracle.” – Shannon Alder THURSDAY, MAY
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Martha on the mountain at the Wine & Food Festival of New Paltz
[portfolio_slideshow id=15785] Shuttle buses depart from the Ulster County Fairgrounds; A special promotion is being offered to Almanac Weekly readers
Val-Kill Picnic and Square Dance with Jay & Molly
The Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Partnership and the National Park Service host the third annual Val-Kill Picnic and Square Dance on
The quiet invasion
DEC adds 126 species to banned list; PRISM looks for citizen science volunteers Pollution, overdevelopment, climate change…the list of degradations
Historic House Tour to highlight Lattintown, Milton and Marlboro gems
The Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) will feature the Marlborough region on its fifth annual Historic House Tour next Saturday,
FDR’s Hyde Park hive on the Hudson
The National Park Service – the legacy initiated by that other Roosevelt, the one fondly called Teddy – is nearly
Dylan birthday concert to benefit Family of Woodstock
It’s most appropriate that Family of Woodstock’s Crisis Hotline and John Herald Fund should be the beneficiaries of the Bob
Art history/wine-tasting tour with painter Kevin Cook in New Paltz
Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host an art history tour with painter Kevin Cook, accompanied by a wine-tasting by the
Downtown New Paltz celebrates Ludwig Day
Two years after the untimely passing of the “patron saint” and the “unofficial ambassador” of New Paltz, Ludwig Montesa, the
Mysteryland electronic music festival at Bethel Woods
Like a good low-budget indie film that requires the money, staff and resources of a syndicate of production companies, each