Depot Theatre to produce music benefit
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.
Posted inArts & Leisure
Haldane Drama Presents Thornton Wilder’s Our Town Dec. 6 and 7
Play poses big questions in small town
Posted inAround Town
Wild Turkeys Proliferate
Misinformation abounds about wild turkeys — all seven million of them
Posted inAround Town
Inspired to Help PARC, Homeowners Open Doors to Visitors
Locals support nonprofit with repeat participation in Cold Spring By Candlelight
Posted inArts & Leisure
Local Talent Interprets Return of Sondheim Unplugged
‘Sondheim? He’s lionized, but also hilarious’
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Illustrating Fantasy
Tristan Elwell’s illustrations on view at Butterfield Library
Posted inArts & Leisure
Variety Show Comes to Main Street
‘The talent in this town is mind-blowing, and deserves more forums’
Posted inArts & Leisure
Bear Mountain Figure Skating Club Invites Newcomers to Glide
Lace up skates for Nov. 16-17 Open House
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Visiting Artist Dennis Kardon Conducts Workshop at Haldane
Teaches technique with charcoal and kneaded erasers
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Denning’s Point Walk and Talk Delves Into History
Final hike in 2013 series is this weekend
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Woodcut Prints Form Matteawan Gallery’s UV Portfolio
Beacon gallery inspires collaboration among local artists
Posted inPhilipstown News
Garrison School’s STAR! Program Advocates for Stop, Think, Act, Reflect
Making better choices in social situations links to various school-wide activities
Posted inAround Town
60 Years Together: Harry and Eileen Duffy
Cold Spring couple celebrates milestone anniversary
Posted inAround Town
Shrieks, Freaks, Levitations: Rec’s Haunted House Goes Spooky
Foot In Mouth Players get scary
Posted inAround Town
Waterfall Restored at Manitoga’s Landscape Volunteer Day
Effort aided by wisdom from Baldev Raju, who assisted Russel Wright in 1970s construction
Posted inArts & Leisure
To Kill A Mockingbird Comes to Dramatic Life at Depot Theatre
Harper Lee’s classic depicts small-town dynamics
Posted inAround Town
On The Fly: Indoor Cycling Studio Spins Into Action
New business attached to Cold Spring Coffee Pantry on Route 9
Posted inArts & Leisure
Long Skinny Legs, Pointy Nose, Yellow Eyes = Coyotes
Presentation focuses on life cycles, habitat and way of life
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O’Brien to Step Down from Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
After 27 years, artistic director has his exit
Posted inAround Town
Identifying and Supporting Learning Differences Common In Our Communities
Joint GUFS-Haldane PTA Committee Offers Shared Guidance and Unity
Posted inArts & Leisure
Butterfield Launch for New Anthology Oct. 6
A Slant of Light: Hudson Valley Women Writers
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World’s End Theater Readings Now Part of Every First Friday
Kicks off with Oct. 4 performance of Lend Me A Tenor
