‘Boscobel Style’ flavors programming, exhibitions; enhanced Woodland Trail to be unveiled in November
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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Each Object Has Its Own Landscape
Cali Gorevic’s photographs form half of joint exhibit, A-Line-Ment, opening First Friday at Gallery 66 NY
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Five Students Spend Summer Outdoors as Philipstown Garden Club Interns
Longstanding program is also supported by Putnam Highland Audubon Society and Masonic Lodge #236
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‘So Much Consideration Goes Into Every Film Choice’
Seven local film professionals choose each Depot Docs’ season
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Giant Tag Sale This Saturday To Raise Funds for Class of 2014 Service-Learning Trip to New Orleans
Event takes place next to Drug World from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Zane Del Pozo is a Triathlon Champion, and He’s Not Yet Six Years Old
Kindergartener can probably outrun you
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United Way Plans 5th Putnam Best Chefs and Fine Wines
Proceeds from Sept. 18 fundraiser benefit Putnam County initiatives
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The Highland Studio: Digital Printmaking with Fine Arts Roots
Joe and Lisa Diebboll capturing every detail
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Steppin’ Out With Almost Too Much To Do
A busy hive of activities in Philipstown, Beacon and nearby this weekend
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A Year in Transition for Common Ground Farm
100 Years of Spring Concert at Howland Center benefits the nonprofit this Saturday
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Scenic Hudson Instructs Kids on How to Fish at Long Dock Park
Next Learn-to-Fish Day set for Aug. 14
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My Point of View Hits the Road
Brian Nice, whose photography reflects his brain injury, plans a cross-country photographic journey
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Snakeskins Alive: Paintings by Kevin Klein at Garrison Art Center
‘The skin is a ghostly partial history of a particular body’
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Llamas Pay Visit to Desmond-Fish Library
Kids get up close and personal with South American mammals
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Gallery 66 NY Exhibits Leonard Freed’s Man and Beast Photographs
Renowned photographer’s animal-related collection makes debut
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Beverly Barker Gives Final American Girl History Workshops at Butterfield
9-year-long library series ranks near top in popularity
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Drowsy Chaperone Draws Upon Talents of Young but Seasoned Cast
Depot Youth Theatre’s summer show features many returning veterans
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‘Chef Stef’ Conducts ‘Cooking With the CIA’ Classes at St. Mary’s
Culinary Institute grad chooses easy-to-make recipes for home cooks
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Cold Spring’s River Architects Awarded Contract to Design $6 Million Ice Rink/Park Facility
Small firm beats the odds, emerging from a field of 14
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Nourishing Play for Children at Nelsonville’s New ABC Soup
Center also offers Spanish classes for adults and children
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Catalyst Gallery Operates a Little Differently
Short-term rental gallery designed as alternative business model to serve and sustain artists
