New Paltz slavery exhibit small but moving
You have only until September 25 to see a small but moving show on Huguenot Street about slavery in New
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Music in the Field: A no-vendor, picnic-style concert Saturday in New Paltz
The Mountain Laurel Waldorf School in New Paltz is launching a new community event this weekend. “Music in the Field”
Tatana Kellner to be honored at 9th annual Women’s Studio Workshop gala
Forty-two years after co-founding the Women’s Studio Workshop (WSW) in Rosendale, Tatana (Tana) Kellner is retiring. Not as an artist,
New Paltz pursues its own path to remembering 9/11
An estimated 200 people gathered to acknowledge the official opening of the New Paltz 9/11 memorial this Monday at the
Mohonk gets first new accommodations in more than a century
Mohonk Mountain House has unveiled Grove Lodge, the resort’s first new accommodations in more than a century. Nestled next to
Majestic Park hosts Gardiner Day, Saturday 9/10
Gardiner Day has been happening every September for 27 years, give or take a year or two when the host
Striking compass rose at Highland Landing Park nears completion
Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park measures just 1.7 acres in size. That may be a modest scale for a waterfront
Music for the masses: The New Paltz instrument library
As one can easily deduce from walking down Main Street on a late-summer night, there’s no question that music is
Dry, hot American summer
It’s been a long, hot, summer for anyone who works or plays or even walks outside, whether viewed globally or
A new restaurant rises on Main St. in New Paltz
After months of no visible action, steel girders are now poking above the construction barriers at 51 Main Street, where