Hudson Valley Rail to host Harvest MoonWalk
There’s nothing quite like a nighttime walk in the country, far from city lights, to give our other senses besides
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Ex-Bongo Richard Barone to perform at BSP
With former Bongos frontman and solo artist Richard Barone making so many intimate local appearances lately (and performing winningly, by
On the rocks: Gunks talk with Ed Henry launches popular New Paltz series
Rock and Snow, the well known climbing and hiking supply store in downtown New Paltz, hosts an annual series of
Gala auction of thematic thrones
The 35 chairs that recently graced the sidewalks of Saugerties were sold at a “Gala Auction” on Sunday, Sept. 16,
State’s best brews to be showcased in Rhinebeck
When Terrapin chef-owner Josh Kroner decided not to renew the lease on the Dinsmore Golf Course catering facility, I wondered
Works by Karen Davis & Carla Shapiro in Phoenicia
Cabane Studios Fine Art Gallery’s new show, “Karen Davis/Carla Shapiro: Memories, Longing and Close to Home,” which opens in Phoenicia
Hardscrabble Day in Red Hook this Saturday and Mayor of Mas’ha, West Bank, to visit Red Hook
Red Hook’s yearlong Bicentennial celebration will end with a bang on Saturday, September 22 with its annual Hardscrabble Day festival.
Visions of Van Pelt in New Paltz
The Team Love RavenHouse Gallery on Church Street in the Village of New Paltz is moving into its second year.
Kingston’s Frog Alley welcomes Stylish Scarecrows
Forget the flapping coat sleeves and battered hat stuck on a pole: The 20-some scarecrows on display at Frog Alley
Floating four-lighthouse tour on the Hudson
Seven of the Hudson River’s original 14 lighthouses (including the Statue of Liberty) survive, and on Saturday, September 22 you