Kids’ Almanac (April 9-16)
“There is a morning inside you waiting to burst open into Light.” – Rumi SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Vernal
Almanac Weekly
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The transformation of Abraham Lincoln
Is it possible that in the transformation of Lincoln beyond what he was in life that we run the risk of idolizing or over-sentimentalizing?
Mid-Hudson Civic Center hosts The Price is Right Live! in Poughkeepsie
Except for a seven-year hiatus in the late ’60s and early ’70s, The Price Is Right has been on the
Learn about the covered bridges of the Hudson Valley
For all covered-bridge-lovers, the Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society (TOLHPS) will sponsor a presentation by Ronald G. Knapp, co-author
Roughing it for the rich: Camp Awosting on the Shawangunk Ridge (1900-1934)
[portfolio_slideshow id=15025] How do you make a man of a boy? At the turn of the last century, the
Kolonialism for kids: Home offers gently subversive fun
It’s that post-Oscars doldrums time of year, when week after week, there’s nothing new in your local cinemas that’s particularly
ZviDance performs Surveillance at Kaatsbaan in Tivoli
The Kaatsbaan International Dance Center hosts a performance of Surveillance, a conceptual dance program that explores the ubiquity of technology
Preservation Hall Jazz Band to play in Woodstock
Radio Woodstock presents the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, ambassadors of New Orleans since 1961, at the Bearsville Theater on Saturday,
Museum at Bethel Woods reopens with Mysteryland-inspired exhibit
On Saturday, April 4, the Museum at Bethel Woods will open for the 2015 season featuring a new exhibit “Peace,
Shana Falana unveils new CD in Kingston
BSP in Kingston will celebrate Shana Falana’s eagerly awaited full-length CD, Set Your Lightning Fire Free, with a release show