Woodstock Invitational Luthiers Showcase
Seven years ago, Baker Rorick began with an idea to have a small show where some fine guitar builders could
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Kids’ Almanac (Oct. 23-30)
“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” ~ L. M. Montgomery If you celebrate
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot author David Shafer comes to Rhinebeck
David Shafer’s debut Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is commonly called a “techno-thriller.” And while it is, technically, the tale of a
Sustainable agriculture expert to speak in New Paltz
The so-called Green Revolution of the mid-20th century was a wonderful human achievement in some respects, enhancing world food security
Dorsky Museum spotlights work of Tallix founder Dick Polich
I can’t say it too much,” says Dick Polich, founder and director of the Polich Tallix Fine Art Foundry in
Meet John Doe: Hudson’s mysterious “Record Shopppe”
“Is this the same place?” is a question that John Doe Records owner Dan Seward gets a lot. Though he
Gathering of Old Cars at Mills Mansion
The annual Gathering of Old Cars antique car show will be held at the Staatsburgh State Historic Site at 75
Fog and the vast dark nebulae
It’s now dark and moonless. October weather tends to be clear. It all adds up to our final optimum astronomy
Duke McVinnie Band plays the Falcon
A couple of years ago, the Duke McVinnie Band (hereafter DMV Band) seemed to be performing practically weekly, enjoying extended
NYS Sheep & Wool Festival at Dutchess Fairgrounds
According to ancient Greek mythology, the lifespan of every man and woman lies in the hands of three fiber artists,