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A lost brother comes to life
John Kedzie Jacobs was in his 80s when he discovered, in the attic of his childhood home in Highland, a
Sailing Directions
It seems logical that a bookstore owner would be a writer — especially the former proprietor of Woodstock’s used bookshop,
Pete’s Rainbow Quest
[portfolio_slideshow id=4521] Oh, had I a golden thread And a needle so fine I would weave a magic strand Of
Bolton Brown and the making of modern Woodstock
Woodstock as we know it begins with Bolton Brown (1866-1934), a prodigy whose gifts brought him fame, before ego accompanying
Byrdcliffe Guild announces new director
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild — now calling itself Byrdcliffe at Woodstock — announced the hiring this past week of New
Ars Choralis presents its completed work, ten years in the making
It’s by no means a revisionist version of the Nativity, but when Ars Choralis performs Miracle in Bethlehem, an opera
Noche Flamenca comes to Kaatsbaan
“The Jews were massacred, the Gypsies humiliated and persecuted, the Arabs exterminated, the Moriscos (converted Arabs) expelled, and the Andalucians
Lives of the Painters: Pele the conqueror
Part II (In last week’s Part I, a 15 year old San Franciscan Pele deLappe found herself in Woodstock in
Pele the conqueror!
Part I During much of the last century it wasn’t so rare a thing for an extraordinary talent to pass