Griffin Goldsmith of Dawes at Clearwater. Credit: Jim Rice

Gary Clark, Jr. at Mountain Jam at Hunter Mountain. Credit: Jim Rice

Tedeschi Trucks Band at Mountain Jam. Credit: Jim Rice

Steve Winwood at Mountain Jam. Credit: Jim Rice

Members of the Arts Society of Kingston board of directors posing with aerialist and author Philippe Petit, who was honored along with composer Peter Schickele and painter Jane Bloodgood Abrams at ASK’s Havin’ a Ball benefit at the Steel House in Kingston. Credit: Jim Rice

Peter Schickele accepting his award. Credit: Jim Rice

Jane Bloodgood Abrams accepting her award. Credit: Jim Rice

On the set of Doomsdays, a madcap comedy about doomsday-obsessed vagabonds in the Catskills, written and directed by Eddie Mullins, co-owner of Kingston’s One Mile Gallery. The film, which was shot at locations across Ulster County and the Catskills, stars Laura Campbell and Justin Rice, pictured above. Photo by Kelly Merchant Credit: Jim Rice

The Saugerties Performing Arts Factory (SPAF) officially opened its doors to the public with a group exhibition in its 10,000-square-foot gallery space. Credit: Jim Rice

This article appears in July 2012.

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