A time to dance, a time to mourn
We’ve lost our Pete. Though he truly belonged to the world, he lived so visibly, so humbly and accessibly among
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Michael X. Rose’s hyper-narrative, neo-Outsider epiphanies
Michael X. Rose has held a special place in the Hudson Valley art world ever since he moved up here
Vassar Brothers Institute’s free Science in Your Life lectures
Over the past ten years or so, many big corporations that make money off the despoliation of the natural environment
Water, water everywhere?
We usually undervalue the commonplace. Clouds are less appreciated than rainbows, while rainbows are deservedly less exalted than the super-vivid
The impossible American dream
Arguably one of Hollywood’s most talented-but-underutilized actors, Bruce Dern’s day has been a long time coming. Though he copped a
Winter Dining Series at CIA in Hyde Park
A few years back, not long after I had moved to the Hudson Valley, an acquaintance informed me that not
Modfest 2014 gets underway at Vassar
Each year, Vassar College makes it possible for mid-Hudsonites to take a brief dip back into those warm amniotic waters
Into the Woods in Rhinebeck
According to psychologists who studied folklore, like Carl Jung and Bruno Bettelheim, the woods in fairy tales symbolize the unconscious:
Preserving New Paltz’s architectural heritage
[portfolio_slideshow id=10298] New Paltz takes justifiable pride in its record of preserving historic buildings, from the 18th-century stone houses
Bordering on Treason with New Paltz’s Lorna Tychostup
The Hudson Valley Programmers’ Group will hold three special screenings of Bordering on Treason, a film by Trish Dalton documenting