Three generations of victims of Argentina’s Dirty War to speak at Bard
The military junta that toppled the government of Isabel Perón in Argentina in 1976 used the excuse of a couple
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Ed Ford honored at 91st annual George Washington Dinner
In November of 1782, general George Washington was residing at his headquarters in Newburgh when he decided to make a
Exhibit of planned restoration of Mount Beacon Incline Railway
[portfolio_slideshow id=10535] The Mount Beacon Incline Railway was once the world’s steepest passenger funicular. On its opening day in 1902,
Elliott Landy to publish book on the Band
[portfolio_slideshow id=10483] Photos by Elliott Landy | Landyvision Inc. In his photographs of famous rock musicians and the Woodstock Festival, Elliott
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
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
Preserving New Paltz’s architectural heritage
[portfolio_slideshow id=10298] New Paltz takes justifiable pride in its record of preserving historic buildings, from the 18th-century stone houses