Hudson Valley Magazine January 2020
Hudson Valley recently had the opportunity to chat with Rosen for a first-hand account of the home’s illustrious past.
With Cantonese noodles, Mongolian beef, and Northeastern Chinese dumplings, local Asian eateries are anything but basic.
With professions ranging from art and design to publishing and songwriting, these duos traded the big-city grind for upstate living.
The Ulster County development is poised to be the largest fully entitled mixed-use project in the state.
We call it "curve appeal."
Chase the winter blues by hitting the ice — hopefully, not literally.
Jump-start your New Year’s resolution with something new — and fun.
Can you locate this 250-foot tower?
The college breathes new life into the Route 9 property in Dutchess County.
The Westchester Magazine publisher, who passed away at 57, lives on through lasting memories in the Hudson Valley.
From intimate cafés to historic opera houses, these are the top places to catch a show in the region.
From food and drink to family fun and shopping steals, here's every bargain, deal, and discount you need to make the most of your hard-earned dough.
The Felice Brothers in Woodstock, They Might Be Giants in Pawling, and a wine festival in Albany add color to the region.
A wingfest in Poughkeepsie, a winter party in Highland, and more make the month unforgettable.
The new event space kicked things off on their opening night.
The new decade is here, and the local forecast looks delicious.
Using heritage methods and local, heirloom ingredients, Coppersea Distilling crafts small-batch, superior alcohol.
Eric Schawaroch, associate professor of Culinary Arts at the Culinary Institute of America, offers insider tips.
A French bistro in New Paltz, a Mexican hangout in Putnam Valley, and a Middle Eastern café in Saugerties add spice to the region.
A passion project for three friends, Brix Gastropub has a menu that traverses the globe and a cocktail roster that satisfies every palate.
The MGM contract star and her husband, perfume bottle designer Marc Rosen, have used the Italianate Victorian as a weekend retreat since the mid-1980s.