Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 6-13)
“Woody Guthrie and Lee Hays were the two geniuses I knew. And Toshi the third.” – Pete Seeger In honor of Kids’
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Free “Secrets of the Shawangunks” lecture series in New Paltz
Midwinter can be a glorious time for outdoorspeople, given enough of a snow base to support skis, sleds or snowshoes
Building awareness at Cornell Street Studios in Kingston
“Architectural Perspectives,” an ambitious new exhibition and multi-arts collaboration and celebration of an opening at Cornell Street Studios in Kingston
Bardavon to host guitar heavyweights Sharon Isbin, Stanley Jordan & Romero Lubambo
In my Bach-loving childhood home, the names of the great non-Segovian classical guitarists were oft-heard and well-known: Julian Bream, Christopher
Rosendale Café to host Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus
When Dirk Powell and Riley Baugus perform at the Rosendale Café on Saturday, February 1, two great Louisiana talents join
Fighting fascism with a sketchbook
The recent death of Pete Seeger is a reminder that few indeed are left of the generation who can remember
Auction to feature Floyd Patterson awards & memorabilia
The Carlsen Gallery in Freehold will hold its annual Midwinter Auction on Sunday, February 2 at 10:30 a.m. An auction
WSW hosts Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon in Kingston
Wikipedia is perhaps the ultimate example of the modern conventional wisdom that the Internet, as a source for research, is
Kids’ Almanac (Jan. 30-Feb. 6)
“A farmer should on Candlemas day have half his corn and half his hay.” -Traditional Happy Chinese New Year!
Vassar Brothers Institute’s free Science in Your Life lectures
Over the past ten years or so, many big corporations that make money off the despoliation of the natural environment