Paul Clipson’s lyrical 16mm films to be screened at Kingston’s Beverly Lounge
Saturday, Sept. 23: The difficulties of working with film “create a sense of performance, of danger and the possibility of...
Catskill’s Lumberyard partners with Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lumberyard purchased four buildings – part of a former lumberyard – on the Catskill Creek waterfront, and in November will...
Navigating segregation: African-American tourists in upstate New York
It may be a surprise to some to learn that stringent segregation practices for travelers occurred not only in the...
New discoveries part of Reher Bakery exhibit
Peeking through the window of the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History into the dust-covered former Reher Bakery in...
A lively August art scene in Saugerties
Saugerties’ gallery scene is seeking to transform the town into a must-visit destination for art aficionados. Four outstanding shows this...
Armor & the man
On view until August 26: Artist Ernest Shaw explores what it means to be mortal at ASK gallery in Kingston....
Kingston arts celebration puts spotlight on Midtown
Less than three years after Kingston’s Midtown Arts District initiative was launched in October 2014, the City’s Broadway corridor is...
Peter Wetzler, the MAD maestro
Thursday, August 3: The composer prepares for Kingston's Celebration of the Arts concert, which will take place in a large...
As a river city with a strong arts presence, Kingston could be ideal home port for orchestra boat
A private collector has made an offer on Louis Kahn’s Point Counterpoint II, but the owner turned him down, wanting...
An exceptional July for Kingston’s art scene
There were so many openings last weekend — a total of 18 — it was impossible to see them all....
A judicial trailblazer for women, retiring Justice Karen Peters reflects
After 34 years on the bench, Karen Peters, the first woman to be appointed presiding justice of Appellate Division of...
Two Kingston artists featured in Dubai exhibit
Andrew Lyght, a Guyana-born artist whose home and studio are located in a former mule barn in Ponckhockie, and Valerie...
With new building, Mass MoCA nearly doubles in size
Sunday, May 28: The North Adams museum will mark the opening of Building 6 with an all-day celebration, featuring a...
Thomas Cole comes to life thanks to multimedia renovations at Cedar Grove in Catskill
The artist’s letters are scattered on tables and chairs, and visitors are encouraged to pick them up and read them.
Creek Iversen, Seed Song Farm and a local agricultural renaissance
It was the fertile floodplain along the Esopus Creek that attracted the first Dutch settlers to this area — and...
Diner of your dreams
Breakfast is a peak experience at the Phoenicia Diner.
Hymie Reher’s ‘Sunday List’ inspires deep dive into oral histories
Re-creating a moment in time through a Rondout baker’s list of orders.
Colonial Kingston comes alive at the Hoffman House
If it weren’t for Kingston historian Edwin Ford, this treasured building wouldn’t exist: Hoffman House was one of several Colonial-era...
Broad shoulders: Jacinta Bunnell is an artist, activist, author & philanthropic arm-wrestler
“The ethos of zine culture has always been that if you are not finding what you want to be reading,...
The Beverly Lounge brings old-style charm and great bar food to Kingston
It’s a beacon to those seeking not just a nosh or a drink, but also a cultural adventure that embodies...
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