Kids’ Almanac (July 18-25)
“Remember that everyone you meet is afraid of something, loves something and has lost something.” – H. Jackson Browne
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Activist quilting with the New Paltz Piecemakers
When the Akwesasne Freedom School – located at the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne, which straddles the border between New York
The weird winds of Venus
That’s Venus, popping out at you after sunset. It’s the single brilliant star lowish in the west as twilight deepens.
Tonto gone gonzo
The past few weeks have yielded two high-priced servings from Hollywood of updated spins on pop-culture franchises that held iconic
Walkway over the Rondout open in Rosendale
After four years of renovation and cleanup by the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) and Open Space Institute (OSI), the
The otherwordly art of Kahn & Selesnick
[portfolio_slideshow id=7921] There’s something about good art that takes your brain and tears it wide open, forcing a space
Hyde Park unveils renovated FDR Museum
If you’re a local resident who gets visitors from out of town, you have probably at some point taken them
Julianna Barwick at BSP in Kingston
Of all the shoe-gaze, ambient, New Age and blooming, cavernous dream pop that I have heard, none seems truer to
Nutopians perform Lennon tribute concert at Opus 40 in Saugerties
Back in 1973, John Lennon wanted to make New York City his home, but he was being treated like an
Fourth of July Parade in Saugerties (Slideshow)
[portfolio_slideshow id=3695] Three of the photographers above – Moshe and Rivka Katvan and Allen Bryan – are featured in a