Hudson Valley Magazine January 2012
Hudson Valley Magazine’s ”People to Watch” January 2012 issue
From spring to fall, these versatile bridal gowns from Hudson Valley boutiques charm for weddings throughout the year.
A local design expert explains why neutral white interiors are the way to go when it comes to designing a space that's chic and sensible.
This week’s best shopping deal (Jan. 26-Feb. 1): 20.12% off New Year Sale at Surviving Sisters Boutique in Hyde Park, NY
Au courant cottage: With help from family and friends, a pair of young architects beat the recession and pull off a stylish renovation
This week’s best shopping deal (Jan. 12-18): 50%-75% off winter clothing and 25% off spring clothing at Next Boutique in Kingston, NY, PLUS free admission to all national parks in Hudson Valley, NY
The latest wedding gowns offer unique touches that help a bride personalize her look
Local dance studios teach couples how to cut a rug on their big day
Partnering up: Same-sex couples looking to tie the knot have a smorgasbord of Valley options
From an elaborately designed theatrical tent to a snow-capped mountain top, here are five of the Valley’s most unusual wedding locales.
Tying the knot in the Valley is as easy as saying “I do” with our comprehensive guide. Discover one-of-a-kind local spots for your ceremony; get the latest looks in bridal gowns; and use our resource ...
This week’s best shopping deals (Jan. 5-11): Get up to 40% off at Elizabeth Boutique in Poughkeepsie, NY
Data depository: Today, the Iron Mountain information-storage company has more than 140,000 corporate clients around the globe. But the firm got its start 60 years ago in an underground bunker in Germantown
Working with a tight budget, a husband-and-wife pair of architects pull off a stylish redo of a Columbia County cottage. PLUS: learn why decorating the home with white accessories is a red-hot trend
Latin dining at Union Restaurant and Bar Latino in Haverstraw, Rockland County, NY
Wine time: They say you can’t put new wine in old bottles, but new wine bars in old towns is perfectly acceptable — and it appears that Fishkill got the memo. The quaint village has ...
Fishkill goes for the grape as a new wine bar, Paula’s Stone Cottage Wine Bar, opens up on Main Street
Fishkill goes for the grape as a new wine bar, Piano Piano Wine Bar, opens up on Main Street
A pair of transplanted Brooklynites offer comfort food — from the U.S. and around the globe — at an eatery in Rosendale
Meet Ulster County environmentalist Melissa Everett, one of our people to watch in 2012
Meet New Kingston journalist Lissa Harris, one of our people to watch in 2012