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In 1969, Charles Manson shocked the world with his crimes; 57 years later, a theater experience just outside NYC recreates the story behind his cult
Four cults. Four true crime stories. Four cocktails. That’s the whole pitch for Cult Leaders , the newest chapter of the popular “Serial Killer Speakeasy” tour, and it’s landing at the Dramatic Hall in Peekskill this December 2-3. It’s a 90-minute immersive theater experience where the stories of the Manson Family, Jonestown, Waco and Heaven’s Gate unfold live, one drink at a time. For anyone who’s ever fallen down a true-crime rabbit hole at 2 a.m., this is that rabbit hole with a bar. Serial Killer Speakeasy: Cult Leaders – Peekskill, NY 4 December 2026 18:00 + more dates Dramatic Hall From $57.75 What is Serial Killer Speakeasy? The series recreates true crime stories with a professional theater cast, designing the entire space to immerse the crowd in a chilling atmosphere. It has already built a following for turning dark history into a captivating night out. Telling a true crime story requires a delicate balance of truth and empathy. This production is rooted in deep respect for the victims, carefully recreating the timeline of events to honor their lives and give voice to their stories. What’s new about this edition? Each chapter digs into what drew thousands of people to
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New Shandaken Trails Aim to Draw Mountain Bikers and Their Dollars
A new 11.5-mile trail network in Shandaken Wild Forest offers mountain bikers banked turns, gradual descents, and a 3-mile downhill ride. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced the network’s completion on Oct. 23. The agency hopes the trails will encourage year-round recreation and bring business to the Route 28 corridor. “Many visitors […] The post New Shandaken Trails Aim to Draw Mountain Bikers and Their Dollars appeared first on The Overlook .
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Woodbury voters approve library budget of over $900,000
WOODBURY – Town of Woodbury voters have approved a more than $901,000 annual budget for the Woodbury Public Library. The vote on November 3 was 2,278 in favor and 1,199 votes opposed. Officials said the approved funding marks an important milestone for the library, providing sustainable, dedicated annual funding...
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Welcome home Dolly, a century-old Broadway piano finds a new home in Rosendale
A century-old baby grand piano with a storied Broadway past is about to take center stage again, this time in the intimate surroundings of The Muse, Rosendale's community-centered home for music and the arts. The Muse will present, “Welcome Home, Dolly!,” a three-hour musical celebration featuring a parade of pianists and fellow musicians exploring the remarkable range and character of its newest resident, 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Muse, 1 Madeline Lane, Rosendale. Affectionately named Dolly, the piano accompanied the original Broadway cast of “Hello, Dolly!” during the Carol Channing years, 1964–1970. More than a century after she was built and following an extensive restoration by Hudson Valley master piano restorer, tuner, and pianist Michael Schirmer, Dolly has found a permanent home at The Muse, thanks to Schirmer's generous donation.
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This Unassuming Small-Town Museum In New York Has More Exhibit Space Than You Could Ever Imagine
Nobody warned you about Dia Beacon, and that’s a problem, because a place this good deserves a proper introduction. Tucked into the small city of Beacon, New York, about ninety minutes north of Manhattan by train, this museum has been quietly doing something remarkable for years while the rest of the art world keeps talking about the same handful of institutions downtown.