Hudson Valley Magazine June 2009
Hudson Valley Magazine's June 2009 Top Doctor's issue
Pick your own strawberries at one of the Valley’s many fruit farms
Eat out at Bistro Brie & Bordeaux in Windham this month
Where in the Hudson Valley...?
Strawberry picking sweeps the region this month
This new South American cocktail travels north to the Hudson Valley, giving the season a tangy treat
The Red Devon Restaurant prides itself on its imaginative use of locally grown ingredients served in an eco-friendly setting
The region transforms into a land of the lost as dinosaur shows and wildlife hikes take over the Valley.
At the Woodstock Artists Association and Museum this month: Peter Sis Through the Red Box, an exhibit featuring the Hudson Valley artist’s original illustrations from his children’s book, Tibet Through the Red Door. The book ...
No other fork in the road has caused so many to scratch their noggins as the super-sized spear that divides Red Hook and Rhinebeck.
Nyack artist John Beerman’s light-filled canvases depict the mighty river discovered by his famous ancestor
Where to go when temperatures soar and hunger calls? Down by the riverside, of course! That’s where you’ll find cooling breezes, sizzling hot entertainment, and delectable dishes to satisfy every palate
These looks capture some of the easy, breezy styles that sashayed down the runway for summer 2009: All are simple to create, with a “wow” factor that’s sure to warrant a double-take
Once again, it’s that lovely and amazing time of year: summer. After a terribly long, icy winter and slow-starting spring, the sun is shining — and the region is bursting with events ripe for the ...
Choosing a physician is no easy task. Whether you’re searching for a cardiologist, obstetrician, or other specialist, or just need to locate a general practitioner for routine care, the requirements are the same. You want ...
Our annual list of the Valley’s finest medical men and women — as chosen by their fellow M.D.s
Once the poster child for the pollution that ailed our environment, the Hudson River is now (mostly) clean enough for swimming. Dive right in!