Hudson Valley Magazine July 2021
By the team behind The Dutch Ale House in Saugerties, the restaurant tempts with delectable dishes and drinks at the Woodstock Golf Club.
Old-time summer fun is back and better than ever at local fairgrounds, with family amusements, games, rides, and fair food galore.
Amanda Bayley of Croton-on-Hudson's Plan It Wild offers advice on how to keep your backyard thriving during the dog days of the season.
We asked Valley brewers: What's one local beer you love to drink that's not your own? Here's what they had to say.
Tom Crowell of Chatham Brewing, Scott Vaccaro of Captain Lawrence Brewing Co., and the late Tommy Keegan of Keegan Ales share their insights.
The Hudson Valley is a craft beer wonderland that's only getting better as newcomer breweries enter the fold.
Looking for the tacos that took the internet by storm? Here's where to find birria-stuffed tortillas with all the fixings locally.
Itching to conquer the AT, but don’t want to commit to all 2,190 miles of it? Lucky for us, it’s right here, in our own backyard.
Based in Stone Ridge, designer and artist Ken Landauer crafts eco-friendly furniture that is both beautiful and durable.
Wondering where can you get stellar food to accompany your beer? These ever-popular brewing spots have you covered.
Hartwick emeritus professor Robert Titus paints the picture of Hudson River School artist Frederic Church's home throughout history.
Whether they're experimenting with unconventional flavors or crafting sustainable brews, these spots keep beer lovers coming back for more.
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival takes its final bow at Boscobel before moving to a permanent new home nearby.
After getting started at pop-ups and markets throughout the Hudson Valley, the artisanal brand opens shop on Main Street.
A Fleishers alum turns his mobile meat wagon into a brick-and-mortar butcher shop stocked with special cuts in the Hudson Valley.
Do you know where in the Hudson Valley this historic stopping point resides?
Breweries and farms are two of the Hudson Valley’s greatest treasures. Some of the best beers happen when they combine their goods.
A Manhattan-based couple uncovers the perfect residence upstate in Germantown with help throughout the community.
Three local wineries share their favorite rosés to pair with fresh meals or enjoy all on their own this season.
The Hudson Valley brewery changes the craft beverage industry with a diversity and inclusion internship to overcome sociopolitical barriers.