General Arts & Culture
Between swigs of eggnog, try to make it out to one of these sure-fire seasonal events.
By Peter Aaron
Dec 18, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, holidays, family, Nutcracker, ballet, A Christmas Carol Video
General Arts & Culture
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
Holiday Events
The Sonorous Holiday Classic Returns to the Hudson Valley Saturday, December 21st
The music of composer Phil Kline, a veteran of New York’s downtown scene, is set to transform the Art Omi Sculpture & Architecture Park into a winter wonderland on Saturday, December 21. A luminous soundscape played by the audience; Unsilent Night is a free, participatory, outdoors event that has been celebrated worldwide every December since 1992.
By Tom Stephens
Dec 11, 2019
Tags: unsilent night art omi phil kline Web Only
Holiday Events
A round-up of the region’s best holiday happenings, including Phil Kline’s Unsilent Night, Sinterklaas, Winterwalk on Warren Street, Polar Express Train Ride, Poughkeepsie Celebration of Lights, and Made in Kingston.
By Claudia Larsen
Dec 1, 2019
Tags: holiday happenings festivals winter happenings
Holiday Events
Supposedly Haunted Houses for Believers and Skeptics Alike
How haunted is the Hudson Valley? Well, if you’re looking for a place where the veil between the worlds seems especially porous, look no further. Four (recorded, anyway) centuries of love, life, death and drama have left us with a rich abundance of restless spooks.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Oct 3, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley hauntings paranormal investigation Hudson Valley ghost sightings
Holiday Events
From a train ride and Easter egg hunt to a craft beer festival, here are 8 fun Hudson Valley events to check out in April.
By Gina Pepitone and Shrien Alshabasy
Apr 1, 2019
Tags: events Hudson Valley
Holiday Events
Hudson Valley venues that are sure to bolster your spirit this New Year's Eve!
By Chronogram Staff
Dec 1, 2018
Tags: New Year's Eve
Holiday Events
From seasonal markets to live performances, the Hudson Valley offers plenty of events for all to enjoy this joyful season.
By Chronogram Staff
Nov 1, 2018
Tags: Holiday Season entertainment
Holiday Events
Head to The Bakery on Halloween for New Paltz's Ultimate Pumpkin Carving Contest
Every year, in the crisp dusk light of All Hallow’s Eve, thousands of goblins, gremlins, witches, and fairies of all ages descend on the Village of New Paltz for the annual Halloween parade. This year, the New Paltz Halloween parade kicks off at 6pm on Wednesday, October 31, at the corner of Main Street and Manheim Boulevard.
By Marie Doyon
Oct 19, 2018
Tags: halloween jack-o-lantern pumpkin carving The Bakery Web Only Sponsored Content
Holiday Events
Here's eight Halloween-themed experiences for every level of spook.
By Anna Barton
Oct 1, 2018
Tags: halloween events october
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Tue., Aug. 11, 3-5 p.m., Wed., Aug. 12, 3-5 p.m. and Thu., Aug. 13, 3-5 p.m. — Learn about CREATE Council on the Art’s Community Arts Grants Program! Grants...
Mondays-Sundays, 12 p.m. Continues through Dec. 11 — The Kingston Multicultural Festival launches ONLINE on June 14th. Celebrate Immigrant Heritage...
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