Non-denominational musical service is in its 16th year at First Presbyterian

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.
Myths & Legends Gathers Together Interpretations of the Hudson Valley
Six-artist exhibit settles in for a stay at Matteawan Gallery
Garrison’s Ironbound Releases New Documentary
The Anthropologist premieres Nov. 13 in New York
Julie Anne Mann: The Materials Inform the Narrative
Joint show with Cali Gorevic opens Nov. 5
Paul Robeson Returns to Peekskill, on Stage
Solo show channels famed singer and activist
Jesus Christ Superstar Opens Four-Week Run at Depot
Making it be from the soul rather than just singing
Santos Family Ready to Rebuild
Parrott Street fire has taken emotional toll
Students Suggest Cures to ‘I’m Bored’ Syndrome
PTA workshops offered for first time at Haldane High
Shall We Dance? The Answer is ‘Yes’ at New Fred Astaire Studio
Foxtrot to salsa, novices to experts: multiple styles offered to all levels
Her Goose Is Still Cooking
Leonora Burton celebrates 30 years on Main Street
Beacon Incline Railway Exhibit
Book launch party on Oct. 9 is start of a 5-month look at proposed restoration
Two Haldane Teachers Shift Into Different Gears
Simon Dudar and Leah Horn move into new positions
Novelist Susan Choi Appears at Reading Series on Oct. 4
Sunset Readings also partners with Constellation
Fighting Cancer With Their Feet
Two Cold Spring residents are among many touched by the disease
Early Work of Mary and Russel Wright at Garrison Art Center
Focus on aesthetic kinship of complementary, innovative couple
Pidala Family Honored by Putnam History Museum
Family to receive ‘Historic Family of Philipstown’ award
Beatrice Copeland Shoots Second Short Film
Olivia Blaney and Hudson Lovell lead an ensemble of local kid actors
Lucille Tortora Reconstructs Her Photographs, Architecturally
‘Words have always been difficult; seeing has always been easy.’