Free movie screenings in Kingston parks begin this Friday
Associating movies with stars is a given, but how many times have you had the chance to watch a movie
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Sketches of Sound in Woodstock
“Sketches of Sound from the Gallery,”a biweekly series curated by renowned drummer and percussionist Harvey Sorgen and supported by the
Kids’ Almanac: Parenting in the “Poughkeepsie Triangle”
Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.
Crucible sequel with Chloe Sevigny opens at Powerhouse
Abigail was one of the bad girls in The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s wrenching play about the Salem witch trails; in
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival stages Love’s Labour’s Lost
Playing it like a 1930s screwball comedy, the outdoor Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival turned the Bard’s early (circa 1595 or
Roosevelt Reading Festival this Saturday
It’s no coincidence that it was Franklin Delano Roosevelt who first established a national system of presidential libraries in 1939,
This week at the Farmers Market
On Saturday, June 23 at the Saugerties Farmers Market, expect to find just-picked baby bok choi, basil, carrots, cherries, dandelion
Ga-ga for Gaia at Dorsky
If there’s any constancy to the contemporary art scene of the Hudson Valley over the past few decades, it may
Kinky Friedman plays Bearsville this Saturday
Perhaps there’s an old joke about a musician, a novelist, an animal-rights enthusiast and a politician walking into a bar.
Summertime for Hitler
The Producers was great when it started life as a Mel Brooks movie comedy, buoyed by one of the great