My First Rock Concert by JohnB, or: Orleans performs at Opus 40
My friend’s first rock concert was Air Supply with his Mom at West Point’s Eisenhower Theater. A concert, yes; but
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Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair
Labor Day weekend means that it’s time once again for the Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair, which has bookended
Kids’ Almanac (Aug. 28-Sept. 5)
“You will find that it is necessary to let things go, simply for the reason that they are heavy.” –
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a light, digestible parable
What with glossy gourmet magazines, online recipes and the Cooking Channel, food porn is getting to be as difficult to
Roz & the Rice Cakes at BSP
Roz & the Rice Cakes’ fantastic new album Need to Feed (2014, Team Love Records) is a rigorously coherent and
Bigfoot Researchers of the Hudson Valley
Imagine that you’re walking in the woods when suddenly you’re overcome by a skunky, sewery smell. Could it be your
Kingston Festival of the Arts
Baritone Kerry Henderson co-founded the successful Phoenicia International Festival of the Arts with Maria Todaro and Louis Otey in 2010,
Summer’s best weekend: Worth looking up
Time for easy astronomy – loveliness that soothes the soul but require no charts, no knowledge. It’s right now, the
Catch the final season of the Altamura Center
“It has always been my nature to walk in uncharted territory,” says voice teacher Carmela Altamura. “Just like the salmon,
Banjo phenom Tony Trischka at Rosendale Café
Back before newgrass was new, Tony Trischka was mastering the banjo and experimenting with ways to expand its bluegrass and