Keeper of the chronicles: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.’s letters discussed in Hyde Park
On Thursday, April 3, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum’s Henry A. Wallace Center in Hyde Park will
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Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns, April 3-6
There will be great books, evocative stories and abundant opportunities for inspiration at the fifth annual Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF),
Chug a glögg
Do you want to try a different kind of tipple? Rhinecliff’s own Hetta, released in November, offers a versatile new/old
Something Wilde: The Importance of Being Earnest in Woodstock
Times certainly have changed since Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece The Importance of Being Earnest first opened in London in 1895. The
Inside the House Ballroom Scene with photographer Gerard Gaskin this Saturday
Gerard Gaskin’s Legendary: Inside the House Ballroom Scene – of which the photographer will discuss and sign copies at a special Hudson
Jeremy Baum touts new CD The Eel this Saturday in Newburgh
Instrumental blues, fusion and funk are typically live-experience genres that depend upon ensemble empathy and the living groove. They pose an
Mike Gordon of Phish plays Bearsville this Sunday
Mike Gordon, best-known as the bassist of Phish, has struck out on his own as a singer/songwriter in recent years,
Sustainable Living Fest this Saturday in Stone Ridge
Following the success of last year’s inaugural Sustainable Living Fest, the High Meadow School in Stone Ridge is bringing back
Poughkeepsie’s Half Moon Theatre delivers slick, tuneful Side by Side by Sondheim
People with tweens or teens in their lives these days may be getting a little tired by now of hearing
Kids’ Almanac (March 27-April 3)
“You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm.” – Colette I would love to hear your family’s