Hudson Valley Magazine September 2021
These intimate Hudson Valley destinations feature a spirited, artistic sense with a focus on design, making them a dream for vacations nearby.
When autumn arrives, the Hudson Valley comes alive with arts and music happenings, food and drink fun, and Halloween festivities.
The mixed-use building provides affordable housing — plus a café and creative programs for children — in the Midtown area.
Do you know where in the Hudson Valley this 9/11 memorial resides?
An artist and professor finds a permanent home for his hand-crafted pieces at an unconventional storefront in Croton-on-Hudson.
Whether you visit them by land or water, you'll love exploring the past and ogling the views from these historic lighthouses.
The original gatehouse for the Astor Estate, Ferncliff, hits the market in picturesque Rhinebeck as a one-of-a-kind home.
Members of the Haitian American Culture and Social Organization (HASCO) discuss their past and present in the Hudson Valley.
Former Hudson Valley events editor Robert Rubsam muses on all he's learned during his journey to improve himself as a writer.
Your fall farm visit isn’t complete without some hard cider, and these local orchards have some of the best brews around.
Twenty years after September 11, 2001, three local survivors share their stories in hopes that no one will ever forget.
From morning to night, the Columbia County hotspot keeps the drinks flowing, whether from the espresso machine or the wine bottle.
The meat-free eatery serves up healthy and delicious bites ranging from sweet potato fries to vegan whoopie pies in Goshen.
Valley realtors weigh in on Q2 buying and selling trends, and what’s next for homeowners and buyers throughout the region.
Rockland County Chef Michelle Timothee shares the tradition of Haitian cuisine and her family's legacy with the Hudson Valley.
Boost your garden sustainably and eco-consciously, with help from the Beacon-based garden design firm Wild Pistil Design Studio.
Also known as Freedom Soup, the recipe from La Talaye in Haverstraw mixes butternut squash, potatoes, and parsnips for a flavorful fall meal.
With hearty ingredients and powerful flavors like pepper, lime juice, and garlic, this tchaka mayi soup will warm your soul.
A few new eateries in New Paltz, a sweet tooth spot in Woodstock, and a vodka collab in Orange County make the month delicious.