Hudson Valley Magazine October 2022
What happens when a Brooklyn-based couple opens up a restaurant in the Catskills? The result is a family affair that's highly delicious.
October means fall is in full swing in the Hudson Valley, so check out these exciting events to look forward to this month.
Adorable puppies at scenic Hudson Valley locations? That's precisely what our dog-loving readers delivered with these photos.
Kingston’s Pinkwater Gallery aims to be the best place to see and purchase affordable work created by local female artists—and it’s succeeding.
With a long history in the Hudson Valley, Rhinebeck is a must-visit for art, shopping, and some of the best dining in the region.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so we looked into the latest innovations in screenings and treatments at local breast centers.
Whether you’re in the mood for soup dumplings or pan-seared pockets, these local eateries satisfy all your savory cravings.
Would you go for the A-frame within walking distance of the village or the ultramodern beauty with a plunge pool in Rhinebeck?
Whether you want to learn about sustainable farming, pick a bouquet of flowers, or sample excellent local fare, you’ll truly enjoy a visit to this gem in Goshen.
These fall getaways span from mid-century modern lodges and former mansions to converted Airstreams in the Hudson Valley.
Discover the spooky spots that are (allegedly) haunted by things that go bump in the night throughout the Hudson Valley.
Led by owner Aditi Goswami, Calcutta Kitchens is a must for everything from chutneys to simmer sauces in the Hudson Valley.
Arguably one of the Hudson Valley's most beloved bridge spans, the Walkway Over the Hudson is a must-visit in Dutchess County.
Peek inside Twin Bridges, the eye-catching Victorian abode that got a major upgrade thanks to the Brooklyn-based Workstead design studio.
By the team behind The Dutch Ale House in Saugerties, the restaurant tempts with delectable dishes and drinks at the Woodstock Golf Club.
It's important to shop local, but when you purchase beautiful items crafted by makers in the Hudson Valley it's a win-win.
Join us on an antiquing treasure hunt through the Hudson Valley with Joanna Mahserdjian, founder of Hudson’s Upstate Rug Supply.
The recipe, which comes courtesy of Mill House Brewing Company, is everything you love about an Aperol Spritz, but better.
At Rosie General, the classic Italian general store meets the iconic Jewish deli in the heart of Kingston’s historic district.
After stepping into the head cidermaker role in 2021, Joe Gaynor is excited to innovate with cider in the Hudson Valley.