Hudson Valley Magazine October 2019
Dive into the history of nearby Hudson Valley towns like Sleepy Hollow that inspired Washington Irving's spooky Halloween legends.
Gladys Knight, O+ Festival, and more head to the Hudson Valley.
This is by far the one feature and event that generates the most inquiries from readers.
The haunting folktale by Washington Irving follows the twists and turns of Ichabod Crane's encounter with the Headless Horseman.
Here's to another year of amazing businesses making our region a great place to live.
Fall in love with these four one-of-a-kind Hudson Valley home spaces that are just as functional as they are stylish and chic.
Every reason to ditch the couch this month.
This stone beauty has been lovingly expanded over the past two centuries.
Plus, WORKSTEAD debuts a new lighting line.
The Rehab Attic imagines a sustainable and beautiful vision for the future.
Matthew Sabellico of Sabellico Greenhouse & Florist in Hopewell Junction offers up tips for getting the most out of your plantings.
Acclaimed editor and Hudson Valley resident Ruth Reichl shares the secrets to her addictive, fruit-filled dessert.
Artist Roger Baker paints wondrous works throughout the Valley with brushes, paints …and lawnmowers.
Put your adventure caps on and find these awesome spots.
Arcade games? Axe throwing? Laser tag? Yeah, these local entertainment centers take happy hour to a whole new level.
The killer cocktail recipe from Crown in Kingston pairs spicy chile liqueur with rich chocolate bitters.
Find out where to shop for the spookiest candy bowl essentials, then guess which sweets steal the hearts of local candy connoisseurs.
The longtime Gourmet editor and Columbia County resident reflects on the sweet, tangy, and tempting powers of food.
The bucolic Lundy Farm offers yoga, nature, and first-class farm-to-table food.
Can you locate this tin-sided “town”?