Celebration of the Arts this Saturday in New Paltz
The creative process can be an insular one. Whether it’s a visual artist working by him- or herself in a
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Bard hosts American Ballet Theatre
For the fourth year in a row, the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) will perform at Bard College, with a repertoire
Alternative Kingston: O+ Festival music showcases growing indie scene
Anyone well-versed in the peaks and the caverns, the royals and the rabble of the current mid-Hudson Valley music scene
Take the Kingston industrial history tour
Kingston’s history spans more than three centuries, and most of the walking tours offered by Friends of Historic Kingston have
Bartering the art of medicine for the medicine of art at Kingston’s O+ Festival
It’s no secret that some of our best, most talented artists and musicians struggle to survive and don’t have health
Kids’ Almanac (October 4-11)
The genuine apple-eater comforts himself with an apple in their season as others with a pipe or cigar. When he
The man who would be president
If you’ve ever taken one of the tour boats that ply the Hudson River’s Long Reach, like the Teal or
Mum’s the word
Saugerties’ Seamon Park will be blooming with chrysanthemums on Sunday, October 14, and the village is holding its 47th annual Mum
The Stockade Tavern: Old-school cool in Uptown Kingston
There was a time when drinking felt delibringsciously illicit: an inconspicuous tavern, a door with strange markings, windows of diamond-paned
Eric Andersen returns to his old musical haunts
The late, legendary “Blacklisted Journalist” and longtime Bearsville resident, Al Aronowitz, once told me that the moment of Eric Andersen’s