Hudson Valley Magazine July 2019
Looking for Hudson Valley concerts? Here are the can’t-miss events to bookmark at Saratoga Performing Arts Center this season.
Bob Krummel, a local nursery manager, shares tips on how to get your summer garden going in the Hudson Valley.
More than just “the August place to be.”
Everything you need to pack you schedule with fun this month.
An exhibit of their work displays in Poughkeepsie this July.
Thanks to climate change, storms like Hurricane Sandy are expected to become more frequent. The cost of stopping future devastation may be the Hudson River.
One local shares six short-and-sweet hikes with big views of the Hudson Valley that will wow little ones—without a whole lot of effort.
A family builds a room that is one with nature and their needs.
The membership package at Silo Ridge is world-class.
These high-end smaller homes offer a minimized footprint with a big return in the Hudson Valley.
Some of the most recognizable names in the U.S. Space program got their start at the Hudson Valley's United States Military Academy.
Our favorite reasons to get out of the house this month.
Lucky Orphans Horse Rescue lives by its slogan: ‘People Helping Horses Heal People.’
Where in the Valley is this noble stable?
The nine-time Emmy winner recently released her first novel.
Atlas Studios hosts arts-related businesses, as well as jazz concerts, films, literary events, and art shows.
From Hudson to Newburgh, local eateries serve authentic, addictive sabor with arepas, chimichangas, and street-style tacos.
Serevan Chef Serge Madikians flies to Cape Cod on a rental plane to deliver Armenian flavor in Amenia.
With a close proximity to Kaaterskill Falls and Hunter Mountain, the Greene County town tempts hungry passersby with craft cocktails, fresh donuts, and juicy burgers.
Rolling Grocer19 may be bitty – 16 feet long, to be precise – but it's making a major impact on Columbia County's community shopping scene.