Mockingjay delivers dystopia with brains and heart
Hollywood’s recent trend of splitting epic-scale fantasy novels into multiple installments, beginning with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, continuing
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The Garden House restaurant opens in Rosendale
The Garden House restaurant is finally fully open for business, inside and out, and it has been a long time
West End goes west
The trouble with being an aficionado of live theater is that you can never get enough, never see everything that
Organic Farmers & Chefs of the Hudson Valley book & exhibit
Photographer Francesco Mastalia – whose new book Organic: Farmers and Chefs of the Hudson Valley will be celebrated with a
Bill Kirchen’s Holiday Honky-Tonk
Musical historian, comedian and all-around master of roots-rock guitar-playing Bill Kirchen also hosts a Christmas special. Kirchen came to fame
Odd weather pattern
A few weeks ago this page listed a month-by-month synopsis of typical sunlight, cloud and climate conditions for our region.
Bearsville hosts Mike Doughty’s Question Jar Show
Among the many ’90s frontmen charged with laying spiel atop electro-acoustic groove music played by frustrated jazzbos and one guy
Tim Rowan holds open studio in Stone Ridge
Fragment, vessel, box, cup: These are the categories assigned to pages on Tim Rowan’s website where examples of his work
Holiday craft fairs in New Paltz, Beacon & Kingston
This week presents three excellent opportunities to pick up the perfect gifts for your most discerning loved ones, each one
Sinterklaas comes to Rhinebeck
After departing from Kingston a week before, Sinterklaas will arrive in Rhinebeck on Saturday, December 6, where the nondenominational celebration