Arts & Leisure

Rescuers “have been treating him like gold”

Benefit Soire Highlights Depot Youth Players

Use your sense-hear the sizzle, smell, smell, smell.

2,500 people came to Cold Spring on Sunday July 18 to enjoy the second annual River Festival at Mayor’s Park.

Troilus and Cressida is one of Shakespeare’s less performed works and may be so because it does not fall neatly into the usual categories of tragedy, comedy and history, but contains a little of each.

Starting camp can hold as uncertainty for young campers

We wish there were a fish . . .
Wish granted: Fresh fish is now being sold at the Farmers’ Market

On the banks of the Hudson, a buzzing crowd of ladies and gentlemen gathered

The Summer Music Series got off to a great start with a performance by The Renovators . . .

First of a series of stories about that interesting person “Behind The Counter”

A Tuesday afternoon scorcher, in that refuge known at Zuzu’s, in Beacon . . .

Fresh vegetables and other produce often remain beyond the reach of those most in need of healthy diets

Community Day 2010 was capped off by a performance by Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams.

Habitats For Artists was initiated in the summer of 2008

A celebration of neighbors who make this world a better place to live: Let us now praise a most uncommon common man.

The art deco Beacon Theatre (445-449 Main Street, Beacon) was recently sold to 4th Wall Productions. A full renovation of the 10,500 sq.ft. facility is planned.

Saturday June 19 the Hudson Valley Shakespear Festival premiered its production of the Bombitty of Errors. A reworking of the Comedy of Errors, director Christopher Edwards has placed the story into the hip-hop world.

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