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In this week’s roundup of Hudson Valley happenings, the seasonal theme continues, augmented by a solemn-but-triumphant commemorative event at Bard College.
By Peter Aaron
Dec 11, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, concerts, theatre, theater, live music, dance, history, holiday, Christmas, opera, folk, comedy, Woodstock, Pete and Pete Video
History
The vessel celebrates history and the art of glassblowing with stops in Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Catskill, and Troy.
By Peter Aaron
Jun 6, 2018
Tags: GlassBarge, glassblowing, glassmaking, Corning, boat, Hudson Valley, Hudson River, New York, Poughkeepise, Kingston, Catskill, Troy, Dutchess Countym Ulster County, art, Waryas Park, Hudson River Maritime Museum, barge, tourism, events Video
History
Hudson River Valley Greenway launches free train tour app
Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area has just launched a new virtual train tour app that lets you learn about the area rich history, architecture, nature, and economic development as you take the scenic trip along the Hudson River.
By Briana Bonfiglio
May 31, 2018
Tags: hudson river vally greenway app historical tour Sponsored Content
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April 27-30, 2-5 p.m. — A site-specific installation, by Cristina Biaggi. During the last twenty years Cristina...
Mondays-Fridays and Saturdays. Continues through Feb. 16 — "Hot/Cold: Expressions in Wax" will celebrate the use of wax in artmaking...
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