63rd annual Stone House Day in Hurley
Hurley is home to more than 25 Colonial-era stone houses, ten of them situated within a quarter-mile of each other
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Ukrainian Cultural Festival in Kerhonkson
Each year about this time, the western flanks of the Shawangunk Ridge become the Carpathians of the New World, as
Picassos on pavement: Hudson Valley Chalk Festival in New Paltz
A repeat performance is called for with the success of last year’s inaugural Hudson Valley Chalk Festival at the Water
Kids’ Almanac (July 11-18)
Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which
Liberty of Rhinebeck hosts Dirty River album release party
Before you’ve even heard Forrest Hackenbrock’s queasy baritone and the even-queasier things that it has to say, the opening two-measure
Dave Mason to play Bearsville
Dave Mason has been at it for 50 years. His early career seemed to be mostly about leaving, rejoining, leaving
Saugerties Carnival and Fireworks (Slideshow)
[portfolio_slideshow id=3656] Saturday, July 6, a carnival was held at Cantine Field prior to the fireworks. It included hot air
Sawyer Motors Car Show (Slideshow)
[portfolio_slideshow id=3633] Sunday, July 7 it was all about the cars. Main, Market and Partition streets were closed to traffic as
Hudson Valley Bee Supply is a hive of activity in Kingston
Megan Denver is a graphic designer who built a house in the woods a decade ago, and three years later
Dwight Yoakam opens Belleayre Music Festival
They had to coin a term to describe Dwight Yoakam: cowpunk, a raw, anachronistic, bleeding-heart honky-tonk revivalism born in the