Hudson Valley Magazine October 2008
Hudson Valley Magazine's October Issue.
Check out these guidelines to help ensure your canine companions don’t get “spooked” during the Hudson Valley's scary fun holiday.
There are plenty of ways to stay scared silly this Halloween season — here’s a sampling of Halloween events in the area.
From police dramas to a docu-comedy about a giant T-Rex, check out the wonderful world of the Woodstock Film Festival
The secrets behind Headless Horseman’s award-winning scares
Dutchess filmmakers John Sayles and Maggie Renzi chat about movies and more
Readers, you have spoken! Back in April, we asked you to cast your ballot in our annual Best of the Hudson Valley poll. We received hundreds of enthusiastic responses detailing your favorite eateries, shopping spots, ...
Glowing jack-o’-lanterns, cryptic riddles, and ghastly tales of ghosts and lore prep kiddies for a spooky All Hallows’ Eve
Make way for some fall fun with a cider festival, a chili cook-off, and craft fairs
Where in the Hudson Valley...?
Joe Jordan and his company, Enviro Clean, help make the environment a little less messy
Hop aboard a Segway Personal Transporter for some environmentally friendly fun in downtown Poughkeepsie
The Valley’s bike tours offer scenic views and a satisfying workout
A new rickshaw rules the roads in Albany
Write us at edit@hvmag.com Where in the Hudson Valley…? Love it or hate it — everyone seems to know all about the imposing Palisades Center Mall that towers over I-87 in Rockland County. Apparently, many ...
The Cream of the Crop Every year, when we publish our annual Best Of issue, I am always asked the question: How do you choose your winners? And that question is invariably followed up with ...