Hudson Valley Magazine August 2022
A refreshing balance of bustling village and rural charm in Dutchess County, Millerton tempts with a top selection of shops and eateries.
Maryline Damour has a discerning eye for creating dramatic interiors. But introducing designers to opportunities—and to each other— may be her boldest talent.
Want to give your pantry an upgrade and support local at the same time? Here's how to shop right, according to a Culinary Institute of America pro.
When Lynn Feder traced her decades of serious health issues to gluten and dairy—but couldn’t imagine life without good bread (and crackers)—she was inspired to create her own.
Jake Sackett and Elizabeth Starks own a picturesque Catskills farmhouse in the woods of Delaware County, but here’s the catch: it’s open to the public.
Add these recent releases by Hudson Valley-based authors to your summer reading list for your next beach trip or lazy afternoon.
If camping under the stars sounds appealing, but you can’t do without the little luxuries— then glamping is definitely for you.
With creamy mozzarella, grilled bread, and a garlicky red wine vinaigrette, this recipe is all about seasonal flavor in the Valley.
Millbrook has a wild secret: One of its high schools has its own zoo. Join us on a visit as we meet its wide variety of inhabitants.
Rachel Wyman, a self-described “challenger of the status dough,” brings unique and hugely popular donuts to New Paltz.
The owners of the Nyack food boutique and bistro share their story and their top picks for all things cheese in the Hudson Valley.
Can't get enough of "Stranger Things?" Fun fact: Three of the show's frontrunners have close ties to the Hudson Valley region.
After taking command of West Point in 1780, Benedict Arnold embarked on a slippery slope to become a Revolutionary War traitor.
This salad has it all: warm spiced meat, cool romaine lettuce, a slew of crunchy toppings, and a creamy dressing.
Would you go for the multimillion-dollar beauty with a tennis court or the charming abode that's right near Main Street?
Want to savor a brew and soak up the sunshine at the same time? Head to these breweries with beer gardens and patios to do just that.
If you’re a homebody — and who isn’t these days? —Beacon’s Inglenook Market is the place for you, whether you’re looking for uniquely scented candles, locally made tableware, or the perfect gift for a pal.
The Rensselaer County hotspot is a hybrid concept, offering a restaurant, art gallery, thrift store, and coworking space for patrons.
Tuxedo Park resident Brad Ewing introduces a much-needed bar that doubles as an art gallery in Orange County.
Design guru Anna Bern finds inspiration everywhere life takes her—from her home in the Catskills to around the globe.