Apple Cinnamon Bread Pudding Recipe
Maria Reidelbach’s delicious apple cinnamon bread pudding recipe will leave you craving more.
March Food Events in the Hudson Valley
We’ve rounded up some of the Hudson Valley’s tastiest food events hitting local restaurants in March.
Sugaring Season in the Hudson Valley
Learn the easy steps to tap the maple trees in your backyard and make syrup before the Hudson Valley’s 2018 sugaring season ends!
Colu Henry Pasta Recipe: Smoky Garganelli alla Vodka
This pasta plate is an easy-to-make, Italian-American classic, and the recipe makes enough for the whole family. Chef and cookbook writer Colu Henry crafted the dish as part of her cookbook Back Pocket Pasta: Inspired Dinners to Cook on the Fly. Her advice? This dish is best served with caesar salad, garlic bread, and Chianti. Cue…
Weekly Astrology Forecast for Feb 22-Mar 1
You can think of the general feel of this month in terms of the Pisces symbol itself: those two fish, bound together yet heading in opposite directions. If one fish is the “hang out and float” type, the other seems to be quickening its pace forward; one fish is taking a deep, introspective dive, while…
Beethoven Event Comes to Spencertown on Saturday
Spencertown Academy will screen a documentary about Beethoven’s final symphony followed by a Q&A with its film’s coproducer and a performance by pianist Lincoln Mayorga.
8 Reasons to Choose a Wilderness Summer Camp for Your Kids
From physical conditioning to improved social skills and expanding sensory awareness, Wild Earth and other nature-based summer camps offer kids a life-changing opportunity for growth.
moe. Jams in Albany This Weekend
The festival favorites play the Palace Theater on Friday and Saturday.
Arrowood Farms Opens Tasting Room in New Paltz
Head to New Paltz to get your fix of Arrowood Farms beers. In January the Accord-based farm brewery opened Arrowood Outpost, a cozy second taproom in New Paltz.
Winter Recipe: Balsamic Glazed Onions
Add some crunch to your dinner with this scrumptious balsamic glazed onion recipe from Maria Reidelbach.
Black Panther Movie Takeover at the Hudson Valley Mall
Join Hudson Valley residents for a Black Panther movie takeover at the Regal Hudson valley Mall Theater on Friday, 2/16 to see a great movie and prove to Hollywood that a movie with black lead actors can be a box office smash.
Weekly Astrology Forecast for Feb 15-22
Uranus sextile an eclipse is that not only might it indicate some spontaneity or innovation, but that if you act on it, your new actions, attitude, and intention can carry you forward and develop for months to come.
Switch Ensemble Performs New Music by Bard Composers
Multimedia chamber group Switch Ensemble will play a program of new music by Bard professor Matt Sargent at Woodstock Artists Association and Museum (WAAM) on February 24.
‘Weird Al’ Sidemen Sidle into Woodstock
Virtuosos Stephen Jay and Jim “Kimo” West will perform at Colony on February 28.
SUNY New Paltz Helps Sculptor’s Ambition Become Reality
Sculptor Arlene Shechet teamed up with Hudson Valley Advanced Manufacturing at SUNY New Paltz to create a 3D-printed mold, which later became the artwork itself. Inspired by her own family history, Shechet’s piece addresses the diasporic movement that is “at the core of the Jewish population.”
5 Tips for Preparing to Renovate your Kitchen
Renovating your kitchen is a big deal. Learn the five things you should do first to ensure a smooth kitchen remodel, with Williams Lumber and Home Centers Kitchen Design Expert Maria Szeglowski.
Jazz Greats Jam in Marlboro This Weekend
The Dave Stryker/Bob Mintzer Quartet lands at the Falcon Sunday Night.
Bluecashew’s Valentine’s Day Lovers Cocktail Class
Paul Maloney of Kingston’s beloved Stockade Tavern will lead a Lovers Cocktail class at Bluecashew on February 14, mixing chocolate and alcohol for an indulgent and fun Valentine’s Day date night.
Weekly Astrology Forecast for Feb 8–17
Aquarius Sun makes a square to Jupiter in Scorpio on Saturday, just the latest in a series of astrological squares this week that have been urging you to take some direct action in various matters, both internal and external.
Nat Geo Photographer’s Important Collection For Auction
The entire collection of National Geographic photographer Chris Rainier is now being offered for public auction. The Collection contains photographic prints, slides, negatives and books, with Images from around the globe of endangered indigenous cultures, Bosnian Civil War, Burning Man, and more.
Shemekia Copeland Brings the Blues to Hudson
The Grammy-nominated singer will perform at Club Helsinki on April 14.
5 Romantic Valentine’s Day Dinner Spots in the Hudson Valley
Trying to plan Valentine’s Day? We’ve picked out five of the Hudson Valley’s best restaurants that are planning delicious prix fixe dinners for a romantic night on the town.
Kingston Concert Series Draws Top Jazz Names
The Singularity Series will present Joe McPhee, Michael Bisio, Rosi Hertlein, and others on February 17.
6 Winter Gear Picks from Hudson Valley Sports Outfitters
Six Hudson Valley sports outfitters share their top picks for winter sports gear and their favorite destinations for getting outside in the cold weather.
TMI Project Presents Locker Room Talk on February 9
TMI Project, A Call to Men, and Stockade Works join forces with Kingston High School in the documentary Locker Room Talk to tackle hyper masculinity.
Weekly Astrology Forecast for February 1
The two weeks between January 31’s lunar eclipse and the eclipse on February 15 hold intriguing potential.
Soul Clap Gets Down in Kingston on Saturday
DJ Jonathan Toubin returns to BSP for another hot night of raw soul and rock ‘n’ roll.
Hudson Jazz Festival 2018 at Hudson Hall – Feb. 16-18
Hudson Hall to present the inaugural Hudson Jazz Festival on Feb. 16-18, curated by pianist and town resident Armen Donelian,
Taurus: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
As other people catch on to things you’ve known for a while, you have an opportunity to step into a leadership role.
Indie rocker Kevin Devine Live at Colony – Feb. 16
Head to Colony in Woodstock to see Brooklyn-based indie musician Kevin Devine play a set on February 16.
Esteemed Reader
Esteemed Reader of Our Magazine: It’s been a long time since I consulted the I Ching, but I did recently. The question at hand was part of a long inquiry into the nature of guidance. I suspect there is something like a compass at my center and at the center of every being. Throwing the…
Walking Bombs — Brave Hours | Album Review
Jeremy Schwartz reviews Walking Bombs’ new release, “Brave Hours.”
Along Route 22: A Guide to Pawling, Patterson, and Dover Plains
In the southeastern corner of New York, you’ll find Pawling, Patterson, and Dover Plains, which have evolved into a peaceful, passionate playground of pleasures.
Salune Hudson Brings Dry Hair Cutting to the Hudson Valley
This Hudson hair stylist cuts dry hair at Salune Hudson.
“Drawn to Greatness” at the Clark Institute – Feb. 3-April 22
The Clark Institute’s new art exhibit “Drawn to Greatness,” which spans 500 years of drawings, will be displayed in the Berkshires.
Pisces: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
When you trust your intuition, you’ll feel closer to the communities you are a part of.
Sun & Energy: A Hudson Valley CCA
Sun & Energy is a Hudson Valley CCA pushing for more renewable energy in the area.
10 Strange News Headlines from January 2018
Read about bizarre, strange, and under-publicized news stories that you might have missed in January 2018.
Capricorn: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
By realizing others’ insecurities are not yours to account for, you’ll reveal a new, more vibrant side of yourself.
Vinyl Vault: A Record Shop in Oneonta
This record shop in upstate New York sells vinyl spanning across many music genres.
David Amram’s Next Album Out March 2
Read our interview with Renaissance man David Amram about his storied career as a musician, composer, actor, author, and narrator.
Sagittarius: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
You’ll rediscover what truly matters to you this month by diving deeper into your relationships.
Watershed Center: A Social Justice Retreat Site
The Millerton nature site offers a getaway for social justice organizations to convene.
Financial Planning & Wellness in the Hudson Valley
Local financial experts Beth Jones and Susan Simon of Third Eye Associates and Joanne Leffield, the self-styled “moolah doula,” offer advice for financial planning and wellness.
Scorpio: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
Making the most of your curiosity, you’ll explore new paths of emotion and intimacy that others may thank you for.
Yobo: Newburgh’s Original Asian Fusion Restaurant
Yobo in Newburgh combines Japanese, Chinese, and Korean cuisine under one roof for a gourmet pan-Asian experience.
On the Cover of Chronogram: Meredith Heuer’s Photography
On the cover of Chronogram: Beacon-based photographer Meredith Heuer explores the possibilities of Jell-O.
And Now for the Good News
It never ends, does it, the stream of maddening and saddening information that we consume on a daily basis? Whether or not we’re aligned with the dominant party in power in the country, whether or not we have strong political convictions, whether or not we’re finely attuned to the massive economic inequities and wholesale ecological…
“Painted Cities” at the Carrie Haddad Gallery through Feb. 18
In the exhibit “Painted Cities,” on display at the Carrie Haddad Gallery in Beacon, 10 artists explore the aesthetics of urban landscapes.
Chronogram Conversations Recap: Dover Plains
A look at the highlights from the January Chronogram Conversation in Dover Plains.
What to Read in February 2018 | Hudson Valley Authors
Read short summaries of the latest books from Hudson Valley authors.
Comedian Eddie Izzard Performs Live at UPAC
Boundary-bending British comedian Eddie Izzard’s 2018 Believe Me Tour stops in Kingston at UPAC on February 16.
Scenic Art Studios Paints Broadway’s Iconic Backdrops
The Newburgh waterfront is home to Scenic Art Studios, makers of iconic backdrops for Broadway productions.
Pennings Farm Opens Cidery in Warwick
Pennings Farm in Warwick hosts a farm market and recently opened its own cidery in the Hudson Valley.
Blues Traveler Plays Live at Mahaiwe Theater in Great Barrington – March 3
Mahawie Performing Arts hosts jam band Blues Traveler for a harmonica-heavy jam session.
20 Spots to Find Cheap Eats in the Hudson Valley
We’ve scoured the Hudson Valley for the best budget-friendly bites, including tacos, pierogies, falafels, and soul food.
Libra: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
To relieve your emotional burdens, you’ll find new ways to heal yourself this month.
The Valatie Farmhouse of Jamie Cat Callan
Jamie Cat Callan and Dr. Bill Thompson’s 19th-century farmhouse in Valatie has an assiduous blend of historic Hudson Valley character and Old World charm.
Glee Actress Ali Stroker Performs Live in Hudson Valley – Feb. 11
Glee star Ali Stroker will perform at the February Modfest at Vassar College in the Hudson Valley.
The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and at Peace | Book Review
Carolyn Quimby reviews historian David B. Woolner’s presidential portrait, The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and at Peace.
Virgo: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
The only way to understand or even document the existence of restrictions. This is the month to express your need for emotional independence.
One Year Later: Hudson Valley Responds to Trump
Since Trump’s inauguration in early 2017, many concerned citizens across the region have become civically engaged for the first time across a wide range of issues, including health care, immigrant rights, racial justice, and more. Hudson Valley activists offer strong action and opinion on politics and Trump.
Vanaver Caravan’s 2018 DanceFest! in the Hudson Valley – Feb. 10
Vanaver Caravan will host its 27th annual DanceFest! at the Rondout Valley High School Feb 10, featuring performances from Hudson Valley dance studios.
Aquarius: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
You’ll revisit the progress you’ve made and it will help you forge ahead with what you want to accomplish.
Leo: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
Two eclipses will impact your sign and cause a series of surprising events starting this month.
Racist Immigration Reform, An America without Diversity
Larry Beinhart tackles Donald Trump, American diversity, immigration reform, and racism in the United States following the president’s “shit hole country” remarks about Haiti and other countries.
“A Doll’s House” in Rhinebeck – Feb. 2-18
Rhinebeck’s Center for Performing Arts will host a theatre performance of “A Doll’s House” in the Hudson Valley this February.
Catskill Jazz Factory Presents Concert Series – Feb. 9
A live jazz performance in the Hudson Valley, “Classical, Jazz & Soul: A Musical Offering” will take place at Bard’s College’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
Cancer: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
With the help of Saturn and Pholus, you’ll learn to cultivate relationships with better precision.
Ian Felice — In the Kingdom of Dreams | Album Review
John Burdick reviews Ian Felice’s new CD release “In the Kingdom of Dreams.”
Rhinecliff Hotel Hosts Robbie Burns Supper | Feb. 2
The Robbie Burns Supper returns for its 10th year at the Rhinecliff Hotel on February 2.
Jazz in the Snow 2018 Series in Woodstock
A live jazz performance in Woodstock, “Cupid Painted Blind,” will include musical selections from Gershwin, Bernstein, and Ellington.
Gemini: A Hudson Valley Horoscope for February 2018
While you still approach life from the standpoint of surviving, this month you’ll gain a sense of thriving.
The Rough Shapes — Frequency & Vibration | Album Review
Peter Aaron reviews The Rough Shapes’ new CD release “Frequency & Vibration.”
Recipe: Maple-Braised Pork Belly
RECIPE Maple-Braised Pork Belly 2 pounds pastured pork belly, skin on Spice rub: 1 tablespoon coffee beans 4 allspice berries 1 star anise pod 1 tablespoon black peppercorns ¼ cup kosher or sea salt 1 dried red chili, stem and seeds removed (arbol, ancho, or cereza) Braise: 2.5 gallons of maple sap 1 onion, halved…
Eugene Chadbourne Live at Quinn’s in Beacon – Feb. 11
Musician Eugene Chadbourne will perform live at Quinn’s in Beacon.
Aries Horoscope | February 2018
You’ll push your comfort zone this month and discover there are fluctuating boundaries in your social life.
Planet Waves | February 2018
Eric Francis Coppolino takes a break from reading the stars to ruminate on the strengths, failings, and ironies of the #MeToo movement.
Poem: Rainy Day at the Golf Course (Thanks to Ezra Pound)
A poem by Anthony G. Herles, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
A Poem by Stampie Dear
A poem by Stampie Dear, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Handful of Roses
A poem by Marina Elisa Caceres, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Hudson Time
A poem by Stowe Boyd, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Daughters
A poem by C. Z. Heyward, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Free Spirit
A poem by Diamonique Gurny, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Perish
A poem by L. Abrams, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: I Know Not What I Am, But I Know What I Am Not
A poem by Jeanine Crook, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Winter Poem
A poem by Fern Suess, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: The Reproductive Cycle of Dust Bunnies
A poem by Bettyann Lopate, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: What I am Saying Now Is a Lie
A poem by Kate Hempfling, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
10 Tips for Custom Designing an Engagement Ring
Sometimes the Perfect Ring is a Custom Thing For a decision as personal as getting engaged, you need to find a ring that is the perfect expression of your love, and sometimes the ready-made choices just aren’t quite right. Whether you want to create a bespoke engagement ring using elements from your family’s heirloom jewelry…
Poem: Did You Mean To Color Me Blue?
A poem by Alyssa Bruno, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: The Oxbow
A poem by Tom O’Dowd, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Us and Everyone Else
A poem by Megan Konikowski, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Talkin’ Shop
A poem by Alexa Tirapelli, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Defensive Memory
A poem by Sharon Watts, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
A Poem by John Kiersten
A poem by John Kiersten, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Poem: Acceptance
A poem by Bruce Groh, published in the February 2018 issue of Chronogram.
Winter Learning Vacations for Grown Ups
Traveling to foreign destinations with locally-led study abroad adult programming is an opportunity to take a little bit of the Hudson Valley along while traveling.
