Holy Smokes! Hudson Valley Barbecue Spots

Whether you’re looking for a dine-in experience, takeout, or event catering, these Hudson Valley barbecue restaurants are sure to leave you impressed. Enjoy pork, chicken, beef, ribs, and wings slow smoked to perfection and served next to proven classics like macaroni and cheese, cornbread, and coleslaw. Make sure to check out this list of BBQ…

PAKT to End Onsite Dining with Last Brunch Service August 8

To live—and dine—in Kingston over the past two years has been a dizzying experience, as businesses have opened and shut in the revolving door of the pandemic. It’s not just newer establishments, like Lunch Nightly, that have struggled with the economic landscape—staffing shortages, burnout, and skyrocketing food costs have affected even longtime institutions like the…

Take 2: The Revived Tinker Street Cinema

Under new, longtime-local owners, the revived Tinker Street Cinema screens everything from indie blockbusters to psychotronic ’70s sci-fi flicks to local, no-budget documentaries in a retro auditorium. Their inaugural guerrilla film competition launches this fall.f

All One One All: Utilizing Regenerative Agriculture

Named after the well-known Three Musketeers motto and set on a little less than 15 acres in Goshen, All One One All (AOOA) is a nonprofit regenerative farm aiming to build a more sustainable and conscious community. “We’re obsessed with good food, and it just so happens that we also strongly believe that good food…

5 New Bars and Restaurants in the Hudson Valley | August 2022

New bars and restaurants open in the Hudson Valley this August include an Asian noodle shop in Warwick, hyperlocal farm-to-table eats in Millbrook, tasty lunch sandwiches in Kingston, and more. The Vintage at the Millbrook Inn 3 Gifford Road, Millbrook | Themillbrookinn.com After an ownership change and a nearly two-year-long renovation, the Millbrook Inn is…

“Stressed World” at Jack Shainman Gallery

The current “Stressed World” exhibition at Jack Shainman Gallery’s the School in Kinderhook is a graceful dreamscape grounded by moments of sheer existential gravity. The impressive transnational and multigenerational roster of 30 participating artists—including Carrie Mae Weems, Radcliffe Bailey, Carlos Vega, Hank Willis Thomas, Gordon Parks, Odili Donald Odita, Nick Cave, Paul Anthony Smith, Tyler…

Jeffrey Gibson: Art in the Intersection

Through his work, Hudson-based visual artist Jeffrey Gibson explores issues at the the intersection of Native American indigenous craft traditions, cultural narratives, symbols of power, history, personal identity, and contemporary social issues relevant to BIPOC and queer communities.

Esteemed Reader: August 2022

On a perfect summer day in July I climbed on the Millbrook crag, at the southern end of the Shawangunk Ridge. Sometimes called “The White Cliff,” Millbrook shines bright white in the sun and is the tallest cliff in the chain. Few climbers undertake the 90-minute hike to its top, thus preserving some of its…

Aries Horoscope | August 2022

09_Horoscopes_Aries ARIES (March 2022 April 19) Planetary ruler Mars is in a 3-way mashup with Uranus and the North Lunar Node August 1, a configuration not seen since 324 BCE, during Alexander the Great’s reign. Everything you call “mine” is viewed through a new lens, born of the disruption of the status quo. Mars square…

Album Review: John McGrath | Kicktrial

John McGrath | Kicktrial (Get Out of Town Production) After a click of sticks, this five-song EP rips open with John McGrath’s roots-rock voice, straight out of Central Casting—and it works. “Inertia” is a song meant to explode onstage and it certainly does on disc, especially when spiked with utility infielder and recording engineer Andy…

Leo Horoscope | August 2022

LEO (July 22��”August 23) Sun in Leo through August 21 demonstrates true leadership by uplifting the potentiality of others. Sun trines Chiron August 8, opening the doors of compassion. Full Moon in Aquarius August 11 with Sun square Uranus and Venus entering Leo turns on your love light in a big, dramatic way, and shines…

Album Review: Richard Carr | Over the Ridge

Richard Carr  | Over the Ridge (Neuma Records) During the downtime of 2020, Rosendale composer Richard Carr went old school. Pen to paper, he overruled decades of digitizing by constructing a dozen melodic pieces for string quartet, a third of them improvised. Hitting the violin himself on half the tracks, he recruited a smart, young string…

Album Review: Yungchen Lhamo | Awakening

Yungchen Lhamo | Awakening (Six Degrees Records) Tibetan vocalist Yungchen Lhamo often refers to music’s healing power, and indeed, at a very basic level, her music—soft, sensuous, flowing like a clear river—does offer a tonic for our times. Lhamo’s rich soprano boasts a natural vibrato that powers her hypnotic melismas, and on Awakenings, her sixth album,…

Poetry | August 2022

Singer, singer, right now, in my tummy, there’s a movie theater. Even on my neck are chairs ��”Berry Gocker (5 years) Gmail “Once you grab your stuff We are going to become strangers, You will never see or talk to me again.” The algorithm suggests my responses��” “Okay, I will” “What are you talking about?”…


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