Eleanor Roosevelt “We Make Our Own History” Forum
If Eleanor Roosevelt were still around today, it’s a fair bet that she’d be taking an interest in the activities
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American Symphony Orchestra premieres new Farberman concerto for clarinet, revives original Bruckner symphony
It used to be that most children whose families could provide the luxury of music lessons started out on piano,
“The Animals Look Back at Us” opens in Woodstock
Animals have been central to human life since the beginning of civilization. They were the first subjects painted on cave
DC comics: Capitol Steps bring political satire to the Bardavon this Saturday
What were you doing on January 1, over a late brunch after sleeping off the festivities of the night before?
Clearwater’s Open Boat Day potluck in Kingston on Friday
The 106-foot-long sloop Clearwater has been raising people’s consciousness about the importance of preserving the Hudson River since 1969. A
Mentalist Lucas Handwerker to perform in Woodstock this Friday
Every now and then, the myth resurfaces that we’re only using about ten percent of our brain. It’s a seductive
Yes, it was amazing
Last Friday, February 15: a date that will remain in history books forever. Before that day began, there’d only been
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 21-28)
“Sometimes all you need is 20 seconds of insane courage.” – Benjamin Mee, We Bought a Zoo movie Catamount
Rosendale’s Dean Jones wins a Grammy
If I had a veil of journalistic detachment and objectivity to drop, I’d drop it now just to tell you
Two Boots in Red Hook to host Alexander Turnquist & Avondale Airforce
When unconventional guitar-slingers Alexander Turnquist and Avondale Airforce seize control of Two Boots in Red Hook on Friday, February 22,