Hudson Valley Magazine May 2020
Make a point to savor your favorite dishes at home and support small businesses in the Hudson Valley during the COVID-19 crisis.
How the coronavirus pandemic has changed life in the Hudson Valley.
Tips to maximize your Airbnb guest experience in order to get great reviews and become a Hudson Valley Superhost.
Airbnb hosts Vanessa and Ray Vargas went from renting out a portion of their Rosendale home to managing more than two dozen properties.
Photos by Tom Moore Pat Roza’s Forget Me Not Cupcakes serve as a reminder of a heartbreaking tragedy and national epidemic. It was in the spring of 2011 when Pat Roza thought of the name ...
A Hudson Valley author and landscape designer explains the best ways to add timeless elements to your garden, and why this region is optimal for stone.
The Hudson Valley chapter of non-profit PHAUS provides the training and resources for builders, developers, and designers to lower their carbon footprint.
Tips for what you can do now to be ready for that turn around.
Social distancing doesn’t mean you have to disconnect with nature and art.
French Resistance fighter and Rhinebeck resident pens memoir.
Illustration by Ran Zheng I wish we were reading about burgers, the Hudson Valley’s best burgers. That was the May feature story we had planned to present this month, “58 Great Burgers Worth the Drive.” ...
Can you locate this rascal?
Make-your-own candles, bath bombs, and soaps with these awesome kits.
Kate Crocco, LCSW, knows what it’s like to juggle work and family.
Photo by Stoutridge Winery & Distillery The Marlboro winery and distillery releases a rich, malty drink that’s aged in barrels once used to create Laphroaig Scotch. Stephen Osborn’s wines got in the way of his ...
Restaurant owners are forced to cope with an unprecedented situation.
Everywhere, chefs and food banks are finding ways around the new barriers between their most potent expression of care, and those who need to receive it.
As restaurants closed or reduced service during the coronavirus outbreak, some Hudson Valley farms also saw their markets evaporate.
Advice from Marist College and Vassar College psychologists.
Allison Gould, a clinical social worker at the Center for Healthy Aging, Northern Dutchess Hospital, comments on our most vulnerable demographic.