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Henri Matisse, L'Après-Midi d'un Faune: Égloue, plate 14 from Poesies de Mallarmé, 1932 #museumarchive #artinstituteofchicago

Paul Gauguin, Noa Noa (Fragrant Scent) from Noa Noa (Fragrant Scent), 1894, printed 1921 #museumarchive #museumofmodernart

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Thursday, October 29, 2026 People in ChatGPT-land are talking about Frontier. Not sure who they are or what the context is, but I agree, and want to do more integrations between our codebase and the AI runtimes. # Posted on Twitter re Frontier being real in 2026, not just...

This time of year, Liza Szarejko’s home overflows with potted plants and people, most of whom are just passing through. Her old brown house at 57 Tinker St., with its big white sign reading “Tinker Village,” is hard to miss. It sits along Waterfall Way, a gravel road tucked behind Tinker Street near the Tannery […]

The post Liza Remembers a Woodstock Artists Could Afford appeared first on The Overlook.

Ryan Chadwick first came to Tannersville by design, literally. In 2019, his wife, Emily Siegel-Chadwick, who runs the design firm Emily Frantz, suggested a trip upstate for inspiration. She wanted to see the area’s rustic decor, specifically the wood-paneled, well-appointed rooms at Deer Mountain Inn. At the time, Chadwick, a native of southern Maine who’s […]

The post Ryan Chadwick’s Fascination with Hunter Goes Far Beyond Donuts appeared first on The Overlook.

Matt Busch saw his first Grateful Dead concert at Madison Square Garden on Sept. 14, 1988. “I was hooked right away,” he said. The following February, Wetlands Preserve opened at 161 Hudson St. in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood. Busch figures he was around 16 when he started sneaking into the music venue and bar. […]

The post ‘Ghosts of Wetlands Past’ to Bring NYC Club’s Spirit to Bearsville appeared first on The Overlook.

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Isabella Schoonover interviewed William Tighe, the Republican challenger to Democratic incumbent Lynne Bailey for Hurley town clerk and tax collector. Tighe, […]

The post Meet the Candidates: William Tighe on Town Records, Public Access, and Clerk’s Office Services appeared first on The Overlook.

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Isabella Schoonover interviewed Hurley Town Clerk and Tax Collector Lynne Bailey, the Democratic incumbent running for reelection against Republican challenger William […]

The post Meet the Candidates: Lynne Bailey on Town Records, Public Access, and Clerk’s Office Services appeared first on The Overlook.

Chef Wolfgang Ban, whose first Manhattan restaurant earned a Michelin star, has opened a Mediterranean restaurant in the former Tabla space on Tannersville’s Main Street. Loba opened in September at 6033 Main St. Ban, 49, recently moved to Tannersville from New York City. The restaurant, named for the Spanish word for a female wolf, is […]

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In an old Catskills tale, two casket bearers dug up an Olivebridge girl to steal her jewelry. As they tried to take it, she woke up. The story appears in Neva Shultis’ 1957 booklet, “From Sunset to Cock’s Crow.” For generations, Catskills folklore has also served local businesses. Some mountaintop legends were devised to give […]

The post A Bride Buried Alive and Other Catskills Ghost Stories appeared first on The Overlook.

Greene County was awarded $731,440 in federal funding for an accessible sidewalk in Haines Falls that would link the Kaaterskill Rail Trail to the future Cortina Connector trail. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the funding in an Oct. 14 press release. The grant was awarded through the Federal Highway Administration’s Transportation Alternatives Program, administered by the […]

The post Haines Falls Sidewalk Project Gets Over $700,000 in Grant Funding appeared first on The Overlook.

Halloween falls on Saturday this year, and the Catskills are celebrating with haunted barns, costume parties, parades, and plenty of candy. Clocks turn back early Sunday as daylight saving time ends, giving revelers an extra hour of ghoulish antics. Halloween has roots in Samhain, an ancient Irish festival marking the end of the harvest and […]

The post Where to Celebrate Halloween in the Catskills appeared first on The Overlook.

Classic candies and sweets popular on TikTok are part of the mix at Harley’s Sweet Spot, a Woodstock shop named for its owners’ 9-year-old son. Co-owners Lori MacHaffie and Scott Barrett opened the Mill Hill Road store in May 2024. Alongside building an online business, they hope their shop becomes part of the childhood memories […]

The post Harley’s Sweet Spot Blends Candy Classics With TikTok Trends appeared first on The Overlook.

This time of year, Liza Szarejko’s home overflows with potted plants and people, most of whom are just passing through. Her old brown house at 57 Tinker St., with its big white sign reading “Tinker Village,” is hard to miss. It sits along Waterfall Way, a gravel road tucked behind Tinker Street near the Tannery […]

The post Liza Remembers a Woodstock Artists Could Afford appeared first on The Overlook.

Ryan Chadwick first came to Tannersville by design, literally. In 2019, his wife, Emily Siegel-Chadwick, who runs the design firm Emily Frantz, suggested a trip upstate for inspiration. She wanted to see the area’s rustic decor, specifically the wood-paneled, well-appointed rooms at Deer Mountain Inn. At the time, Chadwick, a native of southern Maine who’s […]

The post Ryan Chadwick’s Fascination with Hunter Goes Far Beyond Donuts appeared first on The Overlook.

Matt Busch saw his first Grateful Dead concert at Madison Square Garden on Sept. 14, 1988. “I was hooked right away,” he said. The following February, Wetlands Preserve opened at 161 Hudson St. in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood. Busch figures he was around 16 when he started sneaking into the music venue and bar. […]

The post ‘Ghosts of Wetlands Past’ to Bring NYC Club’s Spirit to Bearsville appeared first on The Overlook.

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Isabella Schoonover interviewed William Tighe, the Republican challenger to Democratic incumbent Lynne Bailey for Hurley town clerk and tax collector. Tighe, […]

The post Meet the Candidates: William Tighe on Town Records, Public Access, and Clerk’s Office Services appeared first on The Overlook.

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Isabella Schoonover interviewed Hurley Town Clerk and Tax Collector Lynne Bailey, the Democratic incumbent running for reelection against Republican challenger William […]

The post Meet the Candidates: Lynne Bailey on Town Records, Public Access, and Clerk’s Office Services appeared first on The Overlook.