40 years of Don Nice posters on exhibit at Garrison Art Center
Alison Rooney
Rooney was the arts editor for The Current since its founding in 2010 through April 2024. A playwright, she has lived in Cold Spring since 1999. She is a graduate of Binghamton University, where she majored in history.
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Doggedly Reporting from the Putnam Kennel Club Show
Hundreds of dogs exhibited at two-day event
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Weekend Retreat Features Local Practitioners
Feldenkrais Method is one of several body/mind practices to be presented
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Riverview’s Ely Family Opens The Yankee BBQ
Beer garden and dining at Route 9 golf course
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Load Up Your Plate at Firefly Feast
Third annual event scheduled for July 30
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Dream In Plastic
There’s a theme in there being no theme; it’s just a weird combination of stuff that goes together
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Susan English: “Pourous Light”
“The delicate relationship between control and accident”
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Sheilah Rechtschaffer: Staying in the Game
“My work is specifically made to reflect something that is happening”
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McCaffrey Realty Doubles as a Gallery
Paintings by former Haldane teacher on exhibit
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Shedding Light on an Historic Site
Lantern tours introduced at West Point Foundry
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Having Some Fun with Retirement Living
Ned and Nancy Engel dip satiric pens in forgiving ink
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Jayoung Yoon at Theo Ganz Studio
Creating a space which invites people to pause and ponder
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Occasions and Occurrences Engages All The Senses
Blend of dance, food, music, scent and spoken address
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Ziatün Makes its Debut
Kamel Jamal’s fifth restaurant brings Middle Eastern cuisine to Beacon
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Recognizing Childhood Anxiety
Presentation at Haldane stresses identification and management techniques
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Sara Labriola: Turning Pro
“I just want to practice and play Gypsy Jazz all the time.”
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Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival’s 30th Season
“… a season with elements in conversation with each other … how we live together”
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Cambodian Food Cart Debuts On Route 9
Recipe: a grill, spices, marinated veggies and a personal history
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Aliza Eliazarov: “Waste Not”
“Something initially considered trash becomes, in the end, revered for its beauty”
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Spoken Word Poets Patricia Smith and Natalie Diaz Read at Sunset Series
They are joined by novelist Bethany Ball in a free reading and reception
