Hudson Valley Magazine April 2016
From Hudson Valley Magazine's Real Estate Issue (April 2016)
The Hudson Valley boasts the oldest standing Jewish residence in North America
These Valley eateries are taking Mom’s grilled cheese to a whole new level
New Paltz designer Elizabeth Elkin is living proof that homeowners can be flexible with their gardens
With events like drum circles and zen drawing, as well as expanding digital collections, your local library has quietly morphed into an amazing community mecca
With a little bit of rearranging, Ancramdale-based Erin Robertson Design is able to update a sorry pool area into one that’s functional — and gorgeous.
Our events editor lists her top event picks happening this month
Barbecue and American Southern classics shine in a Yankee steamboat building on the Kingston waterfront
Lions roar, a famed guitarist rocks, and the Walkway goes classical
From Koi ponds to fire pits, here are our favorite ways to upgrade your outdoor space
Local bakeries offer sweet Passover treats in the form of macaroons (and macarons), truffles, and flourless chocolate cakes
News and notes from the Valley’s dining scene in April 2016
A local poetry series takes place throughout Beacon, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, and New Paltz
See who we photographed out on the town in our April 2016 parties and events gallery
We chat with Athens’ resident Peter Mattei, the creator of the new drama, Outsiders
Enjoy sweet and savory baked goods and fare at this Orange County bakery
A pair of Columbia County designers tells us what it takes to make your treehouse dream a reality
The resurgence of gourmet salts
Enjoy Southwestern fare — and more than 110 varieties of tequila — at this Dutchess County eatery
Boogie down with the Sesame Street gang, learn all about the Valley’s fishy friends, and watch your favorite fairy tales come to life
This bagel shop proves that you don’t have to be in the heart of the Big Apple to get a decent bagel