Kids Almanac: Celebrate trees, Beltane, UFOs, autism support & New Paltz Regatta
Cover detail of Vincent Polise’s book, The Pine Bush Phenomenon. The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for
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Saugerties Wacky Ramble
If you’re in town Sunday afternoon, May 6, don’t be alarmed if a group of people around you suddenly burst into
SUNY-New Paltz revives Cabaret
Quick question: Who starred as Sally Bowles in the original Broadway production of Kander and Ebb’s musical Cabaret? Nope. It
Something Wilde: SUNY-Ulster’s The Importance of Being Earnest
The original 1895 London stage production of The Importance of Being Earnest was, ironically, both the peak of Oscar Wilde’s
A good turn: Patronize your Mom-and-Pop record store this Saturday
Saturday, April 21 is the fifth annual Record Store Day. My town, New Paltz, is uniquely blessed with two independent
This stage is all the rage: Inaugural Rosendale Theatre Plays Festival
The Rosendale Theatre needs some work: a renovation of the exterior to make it Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant and a
Saugerties Performing Arts Factory opens this weekend
When Erica and Gerard Price first visited the abandoned 55,000-square-foot factory off Ulster Avenue just west of the village of
Kids Almanac: Celebrate George Clinton and change a diaper for the world record
“A Father of New York and Founder of Our Nation” If governor George Clinton were on an 18th-to-19th-century version
Hear NYS Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey at Beacon Institute on April 19
This Thursday, April 19 at 7 p.m., Rose Harvey, commissioner of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation
Film examines cancer survivor’s quest to track carcinogens
The famous quote “We all live downstream” seems to be attributed most often to Japanese-Canadian environmental activist David Suzuki, best-known