The Reher Bakery has become the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History and on Sunday morning, March 14th…for one day only… locals can relive the wonderful tastes and aromas of those times and reunite with the community that loved this humble bakery and kept it in business for nearly a century.
Read MoreKINGSTON, N.Y. – The Wooden Boat School at Hudson River Maritime Museum is offering a series of introductory woodworking classes throughout the Spring. Participants will work on-site in the museum’s wood shop to create take-home projects with the help of skilled instructors.
Read MoreCOVID was the impetus for the Kingston Community Fridge project, but it was far from the sole factor producing the food insecurity and related problems that the fridges aim to relieve.
Read MoreJust since March of this year, there have been 700 new Ulster County households coming to People’s Place for assistance. Learn how they have risen to the challenge and adjusted to the increased demand.
At long last, many of our favorite local restaurants and bars are reopening in accordance with official guidelines. Check out our new helpful and easy-to-navigate dining guide.
Read MoreNow is the time to not only protest but to also support Black-owned restaurants and businesses. More than ever they need our support now and always after.
Read MoreWhen: June 3, 5pm
Where: Academy Green Kingston, NY
Sophisti-pop meets jazz-rock with Office Culture's upcoming appearance on November 2nd at The Beverly
Read MoreJoin us at the Stockade Faire this Satuday!!
Read MorePhotos from Friday night’s Stockade Nights in Uptown Kingston! Don’t miss out on the fun on the next Stockade Night on October 4th!
Read MoreCome experience and join the community of Uptown Kingston for Stockade Nights the first Friday of every month.
*Exclusive Fall Presentation by Pina Kollktion from 6-9pm. See invite for more details!
Read MoreKingston is a city in flux.
With major Uptown real estate changing hands over the past year, three boutique hotels in development, and Hutton Brickyards drawing visitors down to the Rondout, the times, they are are a’changing.
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