Hudson Valley Magazine November 2021
Three restaurateurs share what’s on the menu at their Thanksgiving celebrations, with recipes to help you recreate the dishes at home.
Want to explore the gorgeous Catskill trails but have no clue where to start? Here’s a step-by-step hiking guide for beginners.
Whiskey lovers will want to head to these award-winning destinations that specialize in smooth bourbons and spicy ryes.
Our largest list ever! Presenting our annual guide to over 540 of the region’s leading physicians.
Formerly Claverack Landing, Hudson was once a hub for the whaling industry — and it very nearly became New York's capital city.
A hip and sustainably-minded duo breathes new life into tea and spices from an Instagrammable storefront in Ulster County.
With 20 years of practice and numerous awards under her belt, shooting instructor Paula Moore is a top gun in the Hudson Valley.
We know you have enough on your plate without stressing about what wines to serve for Thanksgiving, so we did the research for you.
Do you prefer the two-story colonial with lots of land or the downtown abode with a sweet porch in Dutchess County?
A new art center in Hopewell Junction, a holiday market in Albany, and Hudson Valley Restaurant Week kick off the festivities.
With a proximity to Bard College, a slew of top eateries, and a thriving arts scene, Tivoli is an ideal place to live in Dutchess County.
In the foothills of Greene and Ulster counties, these Catskills vacations—perfect for foodies and adventurers—should be on your bucket list.
A New York City couple’s classy but oh-so-comfortable second home in Germantown showcases sweeping Hudson River panoramas.
Build a beautiful, locally sourced charcuterie board for your next get-together, with creative ideas from Sydney Thibault of Tout Le Fromage.
Courtney Sedor, owner of the Beacon boutique Raven Rose, shows us how to create a stunning centerpiece for holidays in the Hudson Valley.