Hudson Valley Magazine March 2019
Find your next page-turner at these female-owned-and-operated used bookstores in the region. https://www.instagram.com/p/B8B68ubgtOK/ Rodgers Book Barn, Hillsdale Owner: Maureen Rodgers Year Established: 1972 Open for in-store shopping, with curbside pickup available Rodgers opened the Book ...
Family-oriented walkable villages. Countryside escapes. Live-Work-Play communities. The Hudson Valley has the perfect community for you.
Nothing screams “classic American” the way a juicy steak does.
You may not recognize his name or his face, but John Lissauer — and his Westchester estate — have some serious music industry chops.
At 3,500 sq ft on more than nine acres, this Hudson Vally home has room for barbecues and parties galore.
These chairs are as inviting as they are stylish.
Two very different homes share charm, a price point, and a great location.
Celtic Aer has everything to soothe the Gaelic soul.
Fewer closings, but higher prices, keep the Hudson Valley’s market interesting.
Every reason you'll need to leave the couch this month.
Do you have a memorable moment (or horror story) to share? We want to hear all about it!
Art, music, and more abound in the region this month.
From Neapolitan to New York-style, local pizza shops know how to toss the dough.
In the 1800s, the Capital Region was a worldwide leader in cast iron stove production.
Fort Orange Brewing reignites the historic spark that lit the Capital Region's beer industry in the 1600s.
For low-carb, grain-free goodies that don't sacrifice flavor, Off the Wheat Sweets and Eats is a saving grace.
A crazy awesome eatery in New Paltz, a reopening in Black Dirt country, and more help to make the month delicious.
Irish dance, with its intricate kicks and twirls and beautiful costumes, maintains its popularity through many regional dance schools.
Casablanca brings Hollywood glamour and authentic Mediterranean cuisine to Dutchess County.
Serious players gather this month in Albany for HV Gamer Con.