Hudson Valley Magazine February 2019
With the sun shining and spring in full swing, there's no time like the present to get started on a home remodel in the Hudson Valley.
Unique Valentine's Day ideas, restaurants, and places to stay.
A self-described “writer, filmmaker, adventurer,” Bowermaster has traversed more than 80 countries throughout his career, often to far corners of the Earth.
A palace of science in an exclusive community, led by an eccentric tycoon, played an integral role in winning WWII.
Whether it's millennial pink or fabulous fuchsia, rosy hues make your home just a little sweeter.
This jewel of a home in Rockland has a celebrity provenance.
These two homes are each about two hours from NYC — and offer different, though equally luxurious, views.
Kelli Bickman's work has appeared in both public spaces and private homes from Peekskill to Scotland.
In the social stratosphere, it can be difficult to drill down to the best sites to follow.
Catch some of the top activities to spend your time in the Hudson Valley this month.
Hudson Valley eateries score touchdowns with sports-style bites to fuel you during the big game.
The owners of Kingston's Blue Mountain Bistro-to-Go publish a cookbook that channels local flavor and the passion of a 35-plus-year marriage.
West Kill Brewing invites lager lovers to escape the city for hoppy brews and mountainside views in Greene County.
A cider maker, a farmer, and a restaurateur reflect on their experiences within the Hudson Valley culinary industry.
A buzzy Middletown tavern, two new BBQ joints in Poughkeepsie, and more add flavor to the local food and drink scene.
As the newest addition to Foxhall Avenue, Lis Bar celebrates the nuances of Polish cuisine in the Hudson Valley.
Our top picks for the month.
The region is a hotbed for the mighty eagle. Celebrate them this month with Teatown, or visit one of their favorite spots.
A look at a popular veteran and a potential rookie of the year.
Where in the Valley is this historic monument?