Thousands expected at Gardiner Cupcake Festival
The eighth annual Gardiner Cupcake Festival will be held on Saturday, May 14, rain or shine, from 12 noon to
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Kids’ Almanac: May 12-19
“The Dandelion’s pallid tube Astonishes the Grass.” – Emily Dickinson Swap a bike, catch a fish, make a kite
Good for her: Women’s Health and Fitness Expo in Lake Katrine
It wasn’t that long ago that the commonly recognized signs of heart disease were based primarily on research done with
Fabulous Beekman Boys headline Opening Day on Huguenot Street
To launch the 2016 season, Historic Huguenot Street will throw open its multiple doors to visitors this Saturday and kick
Makers make their mark at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea Market
For Mothers’ Day weekend 2016, there’ll be some changes made at Basilica Hudson. The freestanding Ramp Festival of the past
Kids’ Almanac: May 5-12
Go fly a kite, make your own seed packet, get a free comic book or clean up your favorite park
Cutting-edge Catskill: American Dance Institute breaks ground at former lumberyard
The Village of Catskill, like so many other communities in the mid-Hudson region, was once a haven for Mom-and-Pop businesses,
Independent Bookstore Day this Saturday
This Saturday, April 30 is Independent Bookstore Day (IBD), the opportunity for readers of all genres and inclinations to show
Fashion Night at Byrdcliffe
Fashion Night at Byrdcliffe returns to Woodstock this Saturday evening. Being held for the first time in the historic 1902
Kaatsbaan in Tivoli to meld Spanish dance, guitar, food & wine
Informal, audience-participation music gatherings happen in many cultures. In parts of rural America, such a song-swap was once called a