Start your engines: Sawyer Motors Car Show in Saugerties
[portfolio_slideshow id=16506] Photos by Will Dendis Bob Siracusano says that he has always, as long as he can remember,
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Leo Genovese’s Latin jazz at Bard Spiegeltent to benefit La Voz
The sumptuous Spiegeltent at Bard SummerScape is always a great venue to socialize, eat and drink whilst discovering some slightly
Anti-Rent Wars commemorated in Prattsville exhibit + Catskill flash mob
Long before income inequality entered the political discourse, feudallike property rents on the huge tracts of land owned by the
The irrepressible Kaeli Beyer: New Paltz benefit to help children with Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma
[portfolio_slideshow id=16392] Kaeli Beyer was playing doctor in her parents’ living room with her twin brother Aidan. But it
Octagonal library turns 150 as Red Hook celebrates Apple Blossom Day
Orchards in full bloom are one of the cheeriest signs of spring in the Hudson Valley, and this Saturday, May
Into the dark
Sientists, politicians, and philosophers are working on solutions for the environmental catastrophe we have created, but Woodstock spiritual teacher Clark
Byrdcliffe, VOICETheater collaborate on renovation of Theater
Renovations have begun on Woodstock’s Byrdcliffe Theater, thanks to a private donation made to Shauna Kanter’s VOICETheatre company, which is
DCC’s Pamela Edington champions largest student body in the valley
Last August, Dutchess Community College (DCC) got a new president: its fifth since its founding in 1957 and its first
Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in Milton
It’s always a good sign when a café makes its own bread and pastries. At the recently opened Frida’s Bakery
Kingston’s Shamrock runners attempt Guinness World Record for largest kilt race
What is flat, fast and always first-class? The annual Shamrock Run, a two-mile “fun run” through Kingston, will once again