Parnassus Records releases Black Swans, early African American classical recordings
There were few opportunities for African-Americans to make classical recordings in the early 1900s, but now the handful we know...
Violet Snow wrote regularly for the Woodstock Times for 17 years and continues to contribute to Hudson Valley One. She has been published in the New York Times “Disunion” blog, Civil War Times, American Ancestors, Jewish Currents, and many other periodicals. An excerpt from her historical novel, To March or to Marry, has appeared in the feminist journal Minerva Rising. She lives in Phoenicia and is currently working with horses, living out her childhood dream.
There were few opportunities for African-Americans to make classical recordings in the early 1900s, but now the handful we know...
The Bearsville Theater complex has narrowly escaped purchase by two different potential buyers with plans to build a hotel on...
After moving to Woodstock at the age of 27, she began booking reggae musicians to perform in the Hudson Valley....
Euphoria Yoga will celebrate its tenth anniversary on Sunday, September 1, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., serving snacks at...
Lee Tannen, who lives near Hudson, wrote a memoir about his friendship with Lucille Ball during the last ten years...
Shandaken building inspector and zoning code officer Howie McGowan told the members of the Woodland Community Association (WCA) that the...
“You feel things deeply from music,” Lewis said. “This music does that.”
CMS Legacy Ensemble will perform a rare concert at Maverick Concert Hall on Saturday, August 31, at 8 p.m., honoring...
The Fugs will make a rare appearance at the Woodstock Guild’s Byrdcliffe Barn at 8 p.m. on Saturday, August 17,...
Andy Lee Field in Woodstock will be dressed with hundreds of balloons and three tents as locals gather on Saturday,...
Maria Todaro, co-founder and executive director of the Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice, has set Donizetti’s opera The Elixir...
A dozen sites and regional group shows highlight art filled weekend.
The shows combine art, food, music, storytelling, meditation, singing, performance, and community interaction in an artistic celebration that will take...
Swimming is a great way to commune with the Esopus Creek, but there’s something extra satisfying about adventures that involve...
SUNY New Paltz geology professor John Rayburn and two of his students came to the Woodstock Cemetery on June 26...
African-American talent will be showcased in two operas at the tenth annual Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice, August 2-4,...
At the July 8 Shandaken Short-Term Rental (STR) Committee meeting, town supervisor Rob Stanley said the town board will be...
About 15 residents of Big Indian and Oliverea came to the July 1 Shandaken town board meeting to protest the...
Since the untimely death of Lasher Funeral Home director Ken Peterson in May, the Woodstock business is still in operation...
Shandaken Republicans filled the town hall almost to capacity on June 24, as they designated Supervisor Rob Stanley to run...
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