Verifiable truth around what I deem the reckless endangerment of Yankeetown Pond is difficult to establish...

His frothiest play…

After 28 remarkable years of representing Woodstock’s best-loved artists, the Fletcher Gallery closed in December 2019. Last Friday, September 29,...

In 2004, fourteen years after the death of the genius puppeteer Jim Henson, Disney purchased the entire Muppet franchise and...

The single-most influential individual in the creative genesis of Woodstock was Hervey White, whose “Maverick Colony” consisted of artists who...

Summer and Smoke is a study in human duality…

With the death of Karl Berger on Easter Sunday at the age of 88, Woodstock and the world lost not...

On the morning of March 12, Sally Grossman, the widow of Bob Dylan’s foremost manager, Albert “the Baron of Bearsville”...

Leon wasn’t born to greatness; he earned it. And like his hero, Ali, he triumphed against all odds.

On Saturday, February 13, Covid-19 added Joe Beesmer — beloved husband, guitar hero and band leader — to its gruesome...

On June 26, the day of his birth, Milton Glaser, international superstar of graphic design, artist, gourmet, educator extraordinaire, and...

Part IV in a series on Hervey White. Erroneously named “founder” of Woodstock by Life magazine in 1938, White is...

Art lovers don’t walk in off the street anymore in Woodstock — at least not to buy works by the...

The play’s premise is simple. Newcomers named “Jones” encounter next door neighbors who share this same last name. As well...

Part III in a series on Hervey White. Erroneously named “founder” of Woodstock by Life magazine in 1938, White is...

Those who begin to study this town’s most elusive character at his end rather than at his beginning, won’t ever...

Erroneously named “founder” of Woodstock by Life magazine in 1938, Hervey White is better described as godfather of a town...

On Friday, April 26, a fashion show at Colony Woodstock will celebrate styles of the 1970’s fifty years later, predominantly...

No legend in the making is impervious to the first gush of early praise. But a roster of remarkable players...

Betty Ballantine, editorial half of the husband/wife team who pioneered the American paperback, died — as she’d wished she might...