Village Apothecary’s Neal Smoller explains how PBMs bleed small pharmacies dry—and why a stalled NY bill could be the lifeline independents need to survive.

The NEA, under the Trump administration, has rescinded funding from MASS MoCA and several Hudson Valley arts groups, citing national interest—jeopardizing diverse cultural programming across the regio...

For many small businesses in the Hudson Valley, the last two months have been filled with unpredictability: rising costs, supply chain delays, and difficult discussions about the future.

The National Endowment for the Arts says Jeffrey Gibson's exhibition, “no longer serves the interest of the United States.”

Burlesque is booming in the Hudson Valley, blending glamor, satire, and subversion—offering radical joy, community, and escape in an increasingly repressive cultural climate.

Unicorn celebrates its one-year anniversary tonight, May 1, with Queer Line Dancing, live music, and the rollout of the spring/summer menu.

Workers, families, and immigrants will rally across the Hudson Valley this May to demand fair wages, union rights, and public services—and push back against billionaire-driven austerity.

A forgotten trove of 1950s Kingston negatives by Edward Budney debuts in a new exhibit at Friends of Historic Kingston, May 2 to October 31.

Patricia Clarkson stars in Lilly, the powerful true story of equal pay activist Lilly Ledbetter. Screening May 22 at the Orpheum Theater with Q&A to follow.

There's some jaw dropping and head scratching stuff for sale here.

Grant applications are now open for the new initative Kingston Common Futures, which proposes to allocate funding for community projects in a transparent, democratic process.

Namai Studio, fashion industry veteran Bianca Kuttickattu's line of upcycled kantha jackets and accessories, has taken off since launching in 2020. With a new studio in Midtown Kingston, the spot is p...

Ten must-see Hudson Valley art shows this April explore the uncanny, the mythic, and the everyday—through ink, paint, photo, and protest. Beauty gets strange, and strangeness gets beautiful.

Despite pouring rain, thousands gathered at Kingston’s Academy Green for the national “Hands Off!” protest, rallying peacefully against attacks on democracy, public services, and civil liberties.

The indefatigable trailblazer of comedy, music, and storytelling is bringing her new live show, to Paramount Hudson Valley.

Kirkland Bray’s Gathering series transforms found materials into surreal landscapes, blending abstraction and nostalgia.

Local organizations and governments have come out in force since Trump's election.

The chicken at Hy's Fried is driving people crazy. More than a restaurant, it way be about to take over the country.

The all-women art choir will perform on March 21 and 22.

These Hudson Valley restaurants, many opened in the last year or two, are shaking up the local food scene with culinary offerings from far-ff countries ranging from Afghanistan to Palestine and the Phillipines.

Caramoor’s 80th season (June 15–August 3) features Beethoven, early opera, jazz, roots music, and cutting-edge performances in a stunning outdoor setting. Highlights include Yo-Yo Ma, Arturo O’Farrill, and Lyle Lovett.

WDST owner and Mountain Jam founder Gary Chetkof on the history of one of the Northeast's best-loved music festivals.

From the Hudson to the Taconics is a new field guide that helps readers identify and engage with 36 distinct habitats found throughout the region.

The Hudson Valley Venture Hub will showcase the region’s most promising startups at Senate Garage on March 20, awarding $20,000 in funding and fostering investment and innovation.

On track to open in May in the buildings formerly housing the Mud Club and Early Terrible in Woodstock, Gemela will offer a blend of casual daytime dining, evening bar service, and grab-and-go options.

The Hudson-based photographer Rebecca Conroy’s work straddles the line between documentary realism and staged dreamscapes.

Looking for a CSA from a Hudson Valley farm? Here is a complete list of local growers offering comunity supported agriculture shares to enjoy the region's bounty all season long.

Known for his sharp wit and keen observations on American society, Patton Oswalt will bring his distinctive brand of comedy to the Mahaiwe Theater in Great Barrington on March 22 as part of his “Effervescent” tour.

The veteran comedian returns to the Hudson Valley for a benefit show supporting the Woodstock Land Conservancy.

The border is a state of mind—and a state-sanctioned industry. Borderland: The Line Within, screening amid fresh ICE activity in Kingston, lays bare the machinery of detention and deportation.

The former Pixies member and Breeders leader will play on March 7.