Lori Adams teaches how to construct a “story in images” at the Desmond-Fish Library.
Arts & Leisure
Works by Richard Merkin on Display at Garrison Art Center
Works by Richard Merkin on display at Garrison Art Center.
St. Mary’s Church Provides Haunted Church on Halloween Weekend
Beyond St. Mary’s venerable wooden doors lurks a realm of spooks and specters, mayhem and mystery, scares and screeches — the Haunted Church.
The Stories of Our Community Elders — Leona Dushin
I knew my interview with Leona Dushin would be interesting. How could it be otherwise?
Halloween Roundup
The end of October brings what may be kids second favorite holliday: Halloween.
Understanding Ourselves Through Cultural Landscapes
Landscape architect Charles Birnbaum presents talk on “Cultural Landscapes” Saturday, Oct. 23 at the Desmond-Fish Library.
Boscobel Apple Shindig Honors Trees and Apple-Inspired Recipes
About 50 people trooped into the apple orchard at Boscobel on Saturday night (Oct. 16) to seek blessings for the trees.
Garrison’s Monica Mahoney opens Cold Spring’s first ‘Pop-Up’ store
This week, Cold Spring’s Main Street will see the opening of Monica Mahoney’s new clothing and accessories boutique.
The Sounds of Silents at Butterfield
This Saturday’s (Oct. 16) screening of “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari ” takes place at 7 p.m. at Butterfield Library.
School of Jellyfish: The Whole is Not Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
Lily Zand, founder of the Beacon store/architectural practice/performance space/chocolatier School of Jellyfish encourages unlikely combinations
Filling in the Generation Gap as Haldane Musicians Entertain Seniors at Cedar Street Center
Cold Spring Senior Center hosts Haldane musicians for a lunch-time concert.
Help a Senior Get to the Doctor Through Friends in Service Driving (F.I.S.H.)
F.I.S.H. stands for “Friends in Service Driving”
Sold, to the Lucky Bidder on the Left
One Hudson Highlands Vista, Paint Still Drying
Community Discussion Groups Examine Values and Habits with the Goal of Creating a Sustainable Future
Many people have a desire to do what they can to perpetuate the environmental riches of this planet of ours.
Eclectic Musical Styles Mingle in Triple Bill Benefit Concert
Triple Bill Benefit Concert Sunday (Oct. 3) to raise funds for Chapel Restoration’s Music Series
Iconic Landmark Undergoing Repairs
Osborn Castle, one of the most eye-catching landmarks in the entire Hudson Valley, is receiving some extra attention these days.
Three World War II Veterans Receive French Medal and Gratitude at Waterfront Ceremony
Three World War II veterans received gratitude and commemorative medals from the nation of France on Saturday (Sept. 25).
PCHS Gala Celebrates Hudson River Artistry and Family Heritage
Putnam Trail Blazer and Historic Families of Putnam awards
Remembering Bud Powell: Jazz Nobility in Homage to Celebrated BeBop Pianist
Bud Powell, often dubbed “the father of bebop piano,” will be saluted
Transformation Time: First “Read Through” of Depot Theatre’s Threepenny Opera
Depot Theatre’s fall production of the Three Penny Opera will premier on Oct. 22.
St. Philip’s Nursery School Celebrates 50th Anniversary
This fall the St. Philips Nursery School will welcome new pre-schoolers as it observes its 50th birthday.
HHLT TOEC Outdoor Family Adventure Challenge
The Hudson Highlands Land Trust (HHLT) and the Taconic Outdoor Education Center (TOEC) joined forces last Sunday (Sept. 19.)to offer local families a fun way to work together.