Ulster County Poorhouse memorial statue to be erected at county pool in New Paltz
Finding the funding to create a permanent memorial to the approximately 2300 unfortunates who lived and died at the Ulster
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Mazzstock: The Marlboro music campout with many happy returns
It all began as a birthday party. Lee Mazzola arranged a party nine years ago at his Marlboro farm, complete
St. Joseph’s Festa makes its 40th appearance with games of chance & Italian delicacies
The feast day of St. Joseph falls in mid-March, when devout Catholics are busy giving up festive pursuits like games
A day’s work with the bakers three
First there’s the checked pants. A recognized Culinary Institute of America (CIA) uniform indicating status? “Nah,” say Samantha (Sam) Kardas,
Sunflower festival in Gardiner this Saturday
The second annual Sunflower Art Festival will be held this Saturday, August 13 from 10 a.m. to dusk on the
Paintout on Huguenot Street this Saturday
Plein air paintouts are all the rage, and what better region to feature them than the cradle of America’s first
Student artists create socially conscious art, new mural to be unveiled August 27
Despite state mandates that seek to reduce arts education to rote questions on a test, arts educators like Marcy Bernstein
Alex Dumas champions social change by co-founding “Let’s Bridge the Gap”
There’s a famous quote of unknown origin that goes something like this: “I wondered why somebody didn’t do something. Then
Ulster County Fair returns to the fairgrounds in New Paltz August 2-7
It’s 129 years and counting for the venerable Ulster County Fair, which kicks off its annual visit to the Ulster
Hudson Valley International Film Festival to showcase film by Highland High School grad
When the Hudson Valley International Film Festival opens at the Town of Monroe Arts and Civic Center on August 26,