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At 90, artist Robert Cronin still finds new ways to paint
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (1756+ words) Falls Village Artist Robert Cronin describes his process, from drawing to painted canvas. Renowned painter Robert Cronin of Falls Village celebrated his 90th birthday with an exhibition, “Robert Cronin: New Paintings,” at the Hunt Library in Falls Village which opened Aug....
Making decorative books by hand in Salisbury
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (1743+ words) Lilly Rand shows workshop attendees how to make decorative books using paper. SALISBURY — Artist and educator Lilly Rand showed nine adults and two teenagers the basics of making a small decorative book from scratch in a workshop at the Scoville…...
Grief, madness and great views—Hudson Valley Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’ is a sight to behold
4+ day, 38+ min ago (1744+ words) The pavilion-style theater at Hudson Valley Shakespeare. Theater works by transforming a stage. But can it transform a landscape? Hudson Valley Shakespeare, which this summer debuted its 6,800-square-foot, 451-seat open-air Samuel H. Scripps Theater in Garrison, says yes. During a recent…...
Clover Meadows Farm brings artisan goat cheese to the region
4+ day, 57+ min ago (1782+ words) Baby goats greet visitors coming to Clover Meadows Farm in Falls Village where owner Stephanie Baldwin raises the animals and makes cheese. FALLS VILLAGE – Visitors driving into Clover Meadows Farm on Music Mountain Road are greeted by a frisky herd…...
Hydrilla retreats as members invest in future of Twin Lakes
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (1659+ words) Nearly 90 Twin Lakes Association members unanimously approved the charter governing the new Lake Preservation Fund during the Aug. 8 annual meeting at Camp Isola Bella. TLA President Grant Bogle, at front, joins members in the show-of-hands vote establishing a long-term financial…...
Frozen real estate in the Ice Box
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (1675+ words) Housing the offices of the Great Mountain Forest and the ICBX Café, 10 Station Place was sold for $750,000. Built in 1898, it was originally the train station for the Central New England Railroad. NORFOLK — The 12-month trailing median price for a single-family…...
An outdoor festival for Broadway fans
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (1748+ words) Hutton Brickyards is a former 19th-century brickyard transformed into a historic riverfront hotel and event destination spanning 100 acres along the Hudson. Beyond the nightly concerts, festivalgoers can expect campfire sing-alongs, dance parties, master classes, costume contests and a marketplace highlighting…...
Kent native explores where the Declaration signers are really buried
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (1772+ words) Jennifer Epstein Rudnick spoke in Falls Village Aug. 4. FALLS VILLAGE — Jennifer Epstein Rudnick, a National Park Service ranger in Washington, D.C., and the author of “Search for the Signers: Visiting the Graves of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence,…...
Crandell Theatre celebrates 100 years of film, community and Chatham history
4+ day, 28+ min ago (1785+ words) The Crandell Theatre in 1948. Crandell Theatre in Chatham has spent a century bringing stories to the big screen, and this December the historic theater will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a yearlong tribute to the films, filmmakers and community members who…...
Arts Connected fundraiser celebrates Northwest Connecticut’s creative community
4+ day, 30+ min ago (1749+ words) MOMIX is one of the featured performers at this year’s Arts Connected fundraiser on Aug. 29. The Northwest Connecticut Arts Council will celebrate the region’s vibrant arts community with Arts Connected 2026, its annual fundraising event, on Saturday, Aug. 29, from 5 to 8 p....