Beacon’s socially conscious chorus for kids welcomes new singers and songwriters

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.
‘Philipstown: I Remember’ Brings the Town’s Generations Together
Rescheduled event takes place Thursday, April 16
The Other Nine Months of the Year at HVSF
Shows fill the summer, but teaching Shakespeare continues year-round
Tall County: Striving for Directness
Americana music trio brings their distilled sound to the Depot Theatre
Fourth-Grade Filmmakers Collaborate With Burns Film Center, Jim Jarmusch, Others
All-star group of film professionals aid and abet Haldane class
The Alternet: Keeper of 15,000 Works of Art
Installation exhibit of collaborative card-catalog artworks moves to Butterfield
Laminated Menu Is on the Table at Dogwood April 2
Three-woman, one-man, Cold Spring + Beacon band
Micah Parker’s Fox & Castle Designs: There Needs to Be a Story
Cold Spring–raised jewelry and textile designer launches her own line
Two Locals Involved in Films Screening at Tribeca Festival
Premieres by writer/director Ivy Meeropol and actor Charlie Plummer
Haldane’s 25 Years of Immersion
Full-day program aims to awaken a hunger for language and culture
‘Dutchess County’s Seedy Underbelly’ Is Not Quite That
Colonial documents provide glimpses of life centuries ago
How You Can Still Do the Things You Want
Free diabetes management series focuses on the positives
Peer Mentoring at Haldane: High School Students Work With Eighth-Graders
Facilitating discussions on pertinent topics
Haldane’s Got Parent Talent
March 26 variety night at Towne Crier lets the grown-ups strut their stuff
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Starts Up in Philipstown
Sharing of information on new treatments and living with the condition
Finding Losing Ground
Downing screens film restored by Philipstown’s Nina Lorez Collins
Those Rascally Pirates of Penzance Come to Port at Haldane
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta may be Haldane’s liveliest spring musical yet
Pianist Michael Musgrave to Perform and Conduct Master Class
Juilliard faculty member is a Brahms scholar
Classical Music Abounds at Depot Theatre Starting Mar. 13
Four performances over three days a feast for music devotées
Beacon Just Got ‘More Good’
Large new space offers soda syrups, pices, teas and a hangout
Thinking of Raising Backyard Chickens?
‘Home to Roost’ service offers advice and fresh egg deliveries
Got Game? Groombridge Games Does
Main Street’s newest business is a center for Magic: The Gathering
The Serenade Orchestra Opens Concert Series on March 1
Sponsored posthumously by Gordon Stewart, concerts will benefit St. Mary’s
“My Heroes Have Always Been Strong Women”
Artist reception scheduled for Feb. 21 from 5 to 7 p.m.