Hudson Valley Magazine July 2020
Grab a burger, some soda pop, and enjoy plein-air blockbusters and indies at one of the region's scenic drive-in movie theaters.
Explore these outdoor historic sites, state parks, and riverside areas that offer a hidden charm along the Hudson River.
The future of water sports is right here in the Hudson Valley.
Realtors predict a healthy summer, as real estate offices re-open and home tours recommence.
The colorful and nutritious morning recipe comes from Chakra Bowls, a fresh-fruit smoothie bowl café in Poughkeepsie.
Photos by Toshi Tasaki Middletown’s Darren Mays wears many hats: police officer, dad of three — and official beekeeper for the NYPD. Yes, even in the concrete jungle, honeybees have a stronghold. Urban rooftop beekeeping ...
A 90-year-old reader reflects on her family’s past in Poughkeepsie as she looks to a brighter future.
Led by a former software engineer, Kingston Bread + Bar brings all-day artisanal baked goods and craft brews to the Stockade District.
Planning a wedding? This engaged couple turned their skills into a wedding event business.
Live large with this extra-special, gluten-free recipe from Mad Batters Pastries in Marlboro.
At what historic site is this monument located and what was the event?
More than 200 years after Washington Irving’s tale was published, Catskill’s most famous resident still has a presence in the Hudson Valley.
Sculptures and scenery by Joseph B. Forbes’ Scenic Art Studios have brightened much of the Great White Way — and will again.
When Chef Ralph Bello's search for bottarga came up empty, he decided to craft his own in Fishkill.
The secretly gluten-free recipe from Black-Eyed Suzie's Upstate in Saugerties relies on corn flour for its perfectly crispy coating.
Photos by Deborah DeGraffenreid Photography Designed by architect G.B. Croff, the recently renovated Willard Place abode welcomes with gas fireplaces, heated floors, and its very own wine cellar. Address: 4 Willard Pl, Hudson Description: A ...
We asked local bookstore owners to share their favorite books from summers past and present.
A company reinvents itself to meet demand for virus-free homes.
Make a point to savor your favorite dishes at home and support small businesses in the Hudson Valley during the COVID-19 crisis.
Unshattered founder Kelly Lyndgaard / Photo by Michael Nelson Hopewell Junction’s Unshattered shifts gears from handbags to face masks to combat the coronavirus and keep its staff of women in recovery employed. Unshattered, the Hopewell ...