Why original thinking isn’t enough
“The cat caught fire.” It was my answer to the simple question, “Anything special happen today?” Supposedly, everything that can
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Neil Alexander pays tribute to Jim Decrescenzo in Woodstock
My friend the clown, actor and musical comedian Glen Heroy earns part of his cobbled entertainer’s living from his uncanny
Presidential historian discusses new book on Nelson Rockefeller in Hyde Park
Presidential historian The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum will host a free book talk and signing with presidential
Germantown is jumpin’
Want a glimpse of the Hudson Valley in peak new form, mixing past, present and future in a naturalistic, decidedly
On the waterfront: A meal at the Poughkeepsie Ice House
There are some places where you can catch a meal or drink that are close to the Hudson River, and
Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus performs in Kingston
The Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus will make its debut at a performance at the LGBTQ Community Center in Kingston on Sunday,
Rare Open House at Rhinebeck’s restored Montgomery House
On Sunday, November 16, for the first time in more than 25 years, the entire first floor of the historic General Richard and
MASS MoCA curator speaks about “Rethinking the Museum Model” in Woodstock
When mid-Hudsonites consider the subject of adaptive reuse of industrial sites to provide large open spaces for the exhibition of
Leslie Gerber reads Lies of the Poets in Woodstock
Leslie Gerber’s poetic impulse was a long time coming. After a career on radio (WDST), a long stint at mail-order
Abdoulaye Diabate & Banning Eyre to play Afropop benefit in Rhinebeck
Enjoy an evening of music from Mali this Saturday, November 15 from 8 to 11 p.m., as Mali-born musician Abdoulaye