Unison Arts has big plans for Holsted House as it takes leave of longtime HQ
There’s major breaking news from the Unison Arts and Learning Center, one of New Paltz’s most venerable cultural organizations
Rob Leitner debuts as Rosendale Theatre’s new director
Executive director Ann Citron decided to refocus her energies on organizing live theatrical offerings at the cinema, handing the administrative...
Healing rifts, one word at a time
It’s a comfort to know that some folks are working hard to smother the flames of religious hatred.
High-tech screening room at Saugerties’ Orpheum honors Mark Braunstein’s philanthropy
The not-for-profit Upstate Films, whose home base is in Rhinebeck, purchased the Orpheum in 2021. It completed the building’s first...
Ash + Chess owners open Everywhere Shop in Uptown Kingston
Ashley Molesso and Chess Needham. (Photos by Dion Ogust) There’s a brand-new stationery and gift store in Uptown Kingston, and...
Arnold concedes Gardiner supervisor election to Majestic
Marybeth Majestic and Scott Arnold. As of Election Night, the race for supervisor of the Town of Gardiner was close...
Rondout Valley Growers’ Association expands Farm-to-School programs
At its annual Harvest Hoedown last month, the first since before the COVID pandemic, the Rondout Valley Growers’ Association celebrated...
Honey’s in Gardiner launches Cannabis Growers’ Showcase
The rollout has been taking much longer than originally projected, and Courtney Beaupre, owner of Honey’s Cannabis CBD and Accessories...
Gunks Gaming Guild hosts communitywide Hunt of New Paltz
New Paltz has long been a town that takes its Halloweens seriously. The annual costume parade down Main Street from...
Dems split as town supervisor race heats up in Gardiner
Following several election cycles in which little in the way of serious opposition was mounted to the Democratic establishment currently...
The long & winding road to James Cox Gallery at Woodstock
A delightful new exhibition opened on September 29 at the James Cox Gallery at Woodstock and runs through October 29. “Mushrooms...
Bubbakoo’s Burritos franchise now open in New Paltz
With half a dozen Mexican restaurants already in business and another in the process of rebuilding its burned-down former home,...
Saugerties’ monthlong tribute to Linda Mary Montano
Saugerties is honoring the career of resident and revered performance artist Linda Mary Montano with a month-long celebration.
Elting Library launches Rhoads Lecture Series with talk on gallery founder Charles Lang Freer
For half a century, arguably New Paltz’s most indefatigable volunteer was the tiny dynamo Sally Rhoads.
How the Hudson Valley became a land of orchards
Whether you pick your own or just grab a half-peck bag from a farmstand on the fly, fresh apples are...
Woodstock Film Festival back with a bang
For this movie buff, 2023 proved to be the year that WFF truly felt like it was back up to...
One Book/One New Paltz caps 18-year run with Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun
One Book/One New Paltz will be back again, with a wealth of events at a variety of venues, from Sunday,...
Woodstock Film Festival preview
The venerable film fest is back…
Gardiner Day returns to Majestic Park September 30
Gardiner Day, the annual free celebration of “Family, Friends & Fun” in downtown Gardiner, returns for the 34th time on...
Tour replica of Magellan’s Nao Trinidad at Hudson River Maritime Museum through October 8
The Nao Trinidad is docked at the Hudson River Maritime Museum’s riverfront marina where it will be open for public...
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