Hudson Valley Magazine February 2023
Twenty minutes north of Hudson, you’ll find a village just as rich in culture: Kinderhook. Here's why the hotspot is such a stellar place to live.
Throughout the Hudson Valley, these entrepreneurial minds lead the way with exciting new concepts and businesses in the region.
Whether you’re craving Oaxacan-style street food, spicy guac and chips, or a perfectly made margarita, you’ll find excellent, authentic fare at these 12 regional restaurants.
Café by day, restaurant by night—Kitty’s brings new life to Hudson’s waterfront with a multifaceted menu and welcoming atmosphere.
Can't get enough of creamy, dreamy cocoa? Head to Catskill Chocolate Co. for inventive flavors and utterly delightful treats.
In February 1864, shirt collar factory worker Kate Mullany organized the Collar Laundry Union with around 300 other laborers.
These beautiful, well-kept properties in Kinderhook feature amenities galore, ample outdoor space, and proximity to the village.
Curious about kombucha? We touched base with Laughing Gut's kombucha brewer to learn all about the drink and its health benefits.
Newburgh’s San Miguel Academy gives underprivileged children every reason to succeed in the Hudson Valley and beyond.
Love dining on oysters? Chef Ralph Bello of Primo Waterfront dishes on how to prepare and serve them at home in the Hudson Valley.
Bookmark these super-fun, indoor spots to keep the kids entertained during weekends and winter break in the Hudson Valley.
This month in the Hudson Valley, check out a winter exhibit at Olana, a festival for wing lovers, a snow moon fest in Saugerties, and more.
Rhinebeck-based real estate pros Jon and Delyse Berry dreamed of starting a brokerage that went above and beyond sales.
Ten years after creating Auburn Jewelry, Samantha Levine is expanding her line of bright enamel charms with uber-trendy permanent pieces.
Self-care is so 2023! When everyday pressures mount up, try these strategies to get your mind—and mood—back on track.
When the craving for hot chocolate strikes, look no further than these scrumptious recipes from Hudson Valley experts.