Headlines along with Slambovians at Saturday’s benefit concert
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 inAround Town
'Heaven Can Wait', a bittersweet comedy, is Haldane’s Fall Production
Will be performed next Friday and Saturday evening
Posted inArts & Leisure
Carolers, Ice Carvers and Holiday Fairs Brought the Holiday Spirit to Cold Spring
‘Cold Spring by Candlelight’ fundraiser brought over 600 visitors to Cold Spring
Posted inArts & Leisure
It’s Not Just Adults Who Think It’s a Wonderful Life
Depot Youth Theatre Production Opens Two-Week Run on Saturday
Posted inAround Town
Array of Goods at Winter Farmers’ Market Encourages Weekly Shopping
Garrison’s Fresh Company begins selling prepared foods next Saturday
Posted inArts & Leisure
New Gallery Space and Store at Antipodean Books
Showcases Hudson River Collection
Posted inPhilipstown News
Repercussions of Fracking Explored in Informational Seminar
DEC accepting public comment to determine whether to allow fracking
Posted inAround Town
Girl Scout Troop Produces Cookbook for Food Pantry Clients
Girl Scouts compile nutritious recipes tailored to food pantry supplies
Posted inArts & Leisure
Saturday’s Lions Variety Show Shines Spotlight on Club’s Service to Community
Cold Spring Lions Club Variety Talent Show fundraiser for Haldane scholarships
Posted inAround Town
Haldane School Foundation Harvesting Funds for Enhancements
Harvest Moon Fall Fundraiser raises money for innovation grants
Posted inAround Town
Trudie Grace’s ‘Around Cold Spring’ is Published
PCHS curator has written a visual introduction to the area’s architectural, industrial, literary, artistic and environmental history
Posted inArts & Leisure
Spellbinding Stories of Lives Lived Here in St. Philip’s Churchyard Tour
A ghostly history of personalities from David Gordon; Beware: read no further if you’ve no interest in local history…
Posted inPhilipstown News
A Day in the Life of the Hudson River
Students take part in hands-on study
Posted inAround Town
Castle to River Run Unites Scenery, History and Trail Running
10k, 5k and kids’ races on Oct. 9 benefit Philipstown Rec
Posted inArts & Leisure
GLEEful! All-Singing, All-Spoofing, All-Heart
New musical starring a mix of kids and adults begins month-long run at the Depot
Posted inArts & Leisure
Wilkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome to Cabaret in the Country
Sondheim Unplugged brings Broadway singers, unadorned, to the Depot Theatre
Posted inAround Town
Farmers’ Market Community Dinner Draws a Large Crowd Again
Farmers and other vendors celebrate their market and their customers
Posted inArts & Leisure
Images Fill The Galleries at PHOTOcentric Exhibit
Juried show attracts many submissions
Posted inPhilipstown News
Audubon in the Parks, Statewide Bird Conservation Initiative, Launched at Fahnestock
Partnership seeks to utilize collective strengths
Posted inPhilipstown News
Staff, Parents, Kids Enjoyed Haldane PTA Potluck
First time event to become an annual affair
Posted inArts & Leisure
Philipstowners Flock to Phantom of the Opera for a Special Goodbye
Second-to-last performance by George Lee Andrews in Phantom of the Opera
Posted inArts & Leisure
Navigating and Traveling through the Collage Paintings of Thomas Huber
(Re)-opening reception tonight at Concrete Gallery in light of last weekend’s hurricane alert
