Staged reading is first of many events related to Fitzgerald’s novel

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.
Middle School Newspaper Is Focal Point of Haldane’s Exploratory Clubs
PTA revives after-school enrichment program
Brooklyn Indie Music Migrates North to The Living Room
Little Silver and Swear and Shake: two bands with ‘city edge’ By Alison Rooney The Living Room’s vital signs have been strong in its first year. Opened as a hybrid host to classes, an event space and a retail shop, it has shaped and defined itself in response to the community and now, minus the […]
There Are Many Ways Of Seeing: A Point of View
Garrison photographer Brian Nice represents how he sees the world after a brain injury
Fiber Masks Share Space with Modernist Paintings
Show of works at by Adrienne Cullom and Sergio Gonzalez-Tornero
Stage Combat Replaces Color War at Shakespeare Summer Camp
Lanyard-making out, scene study and improv in at HVSF pilot program
Poetry Trail Enhances the Constitution Marsh Landscape
Exhibit of student literary works on display
Humanitarian Issues Explored Through Fovea’s Lens
Exhibition space in Beacon is devoted to visual journalism
Boys’ Own Hudson River Adventure
Building Bridges Building Boats encounters the elements
Six More Sundays of Sunset Series Music Concerts
Funk rock to alternative pop at Chamber of Commerce-sponsored series
Double O Shows Enliven the Depot Theatre’s Summer
Youth Theatre presents Oliver, followed by Oklahoma
Composer Philip Glass Performs at Garrison Institute
Rare concert highlights his philosophical ties with local center
Cold Spring Film Society Plays It Again
Casablanca, second in film series, rescheduled for July 14
Summer Afternoon Lasts Through December
Fashion, Leisure in Hudson Highlands Focus of Exhibit at Putnam History Museum
Riding Styles, Horsemanship Demos at Sunday Horse Show Expo
Families invited to Therapeutic Equestrian Center’s 8th of July festivities
Summer Afternoon Lasts Through December
Fashion, Leisure in Hudson Highlands Focus of Exhibit at Putnam History Museum
Sunday’s Sunset Series Reading
Essayist Andrew Blackwell reads from his work; David Rothenberg also to read
Haldane Cafeteria’s Salad Bar Goes Local
Glynwood to provide fresh salad and veggies
Turtles Snap To It at Boscobel
Saturday’s expanded snapping turtle program includes other nature activities for kids
Shakespeare Takes to the Tent on Tuesday
Special programs and discounts for: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Romeo and Juliet and The 39 Steps
17th Annual Sheepshearing Day at Glynwood
Many young families visit the farm
Claudio Marzollo to be Roasted and Toasted – Pt. 2
Longtime Philipstown Rec Commission Member
Art Along The Hudson Unites River Towns
Philipstown is launch site for 10-town-wide annual promotion