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On the October 2022 cover: The powerful, moving ocean photographs of Rachael Talibart, which will be on view at Sohn Fine Art through February.
The Western Massachusetts museum and arts center has announced its upcoming schedule of exhibits and events.
Voices of the New Belarus offers first-hand accounts of life under the brutal Lukashenko dictatorship.
From live shows by Pokey Lafarge and Darlene Love to holiday classics, new and old, like Unsilent Night and A Christmas Carol, there are plenty of things to do this December in the Hudson Valley.
The heartwarming comedy will be presented live in Ellenville.
The popular shopping market will celebrate its 10th anniversary.
There’s plenty happening this week in the Hudson Valley from A-list stand-up comedian John Mulaney in Poughkeepsie to a variety of film screenings and concerts by big names like Ani DiFranco and Martha Wainwright. And just when you thought the calendar was cooling off… Take a Look at This Heart with Q&A November 9 at…
The indie “comedic pseudo-documentary” features local personalities.
The acclaimed Canadian folk bands will coheadline at Colony.
The jazz bassist will present “Sound Embrace” at the Senate Garage.
From flat rail trails meandering Shawangunk Ridge jaunts and strenuous high peaks, here are 9 Ulster County hikes that cater to a range of fitness levels and time commitments.
A silver lining of the pandemic, Love Bird on the side of Route 209 in Accord brought impeccably crispy fried chicken to the masses for a year before the owner returned to wedding catering. But now Love Bird is back for a pop-up November 9-December 17.
A gleefully juvenile play about a former B-movie star told by two men using action figures as puppets is staged at Philipstown Depot Theater in Cold Spring.
From New Orleans jazz to the stand-up of Kevin James, there is plenty of events in the Hudson Valley happening this week to kick off your November right.
Studio 89 89 Vineyard Avenue, Highland Support local artists and makers with your holiday shopping. Shop for pottery, jewelry, cards, soap, candles, prints, and art, all created by Hudson Valley/Catskills artists and artisans. November 1 through December 31. Open Wednesday-Sunday. Online shopping/shipping available at Studio89hv.com or www.instagram.com/studio89hv. Pinkwater Gallery 56 N. Front Street, Kingston This…
“Inspired Encounters” is the inaugural exhibition at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center and is on view through March 19, 2023.
Orvis Sandanona The Hudson River Valley’s rich sporting tradition is more vibrant than ever. Orvis, the oldest permitted shooting preserve in the United States, is iconic in the region. Enjoy two unique sporting clays courses, a Five Stand, wobble trap, a thriving retail space, and monthly shooting events. Experience signature elegance and exquisite service at…
Helen Toomer, creator of Upstate Art Weekend, has made a home for herself and other artists at Stoneleaf Retreat.
Tap legend Brenda Bufalino celebrates her 85th birthday in Rosendale with an evening of tap dancing, singing, and storytelling,
Keap Candles With the season of giving, rest and rejuvenation upon us, now is the perfect time to discover Keap Candles—proudly made in Kingston, NY. Keap exists to help restore you and the planet through their candles made with regeneration in mind. Each candle is lovingly poured in Kingston with a blend of expertly-crafted scents…
We check in about the harvest with the first group of farmers allowed to grow legal, adult-use marijuana.
Trump isn’t on the ballot this November, but his influence is as Venus and Mercury swim toward a trine.
Boulevard Wine & Spirits 374 South Wall Street, Kingston Boulevard Wine and Spirits aims to be your wine and spirit destination during the Holidays Season. Their growing inventory can meet and exceed your gift needs, offering affordable and approachable options for any palate or budget. Offering weekly tastings every Friday and Saturday. Woodstock Wine & Liquor…
Home and family are the central themes this month with a culmination of built-up expectations, fears, disappointments, and hopes on the horizon.
The formation of the Albany Med Health System makes it the largest and only locally governed health care system and the region’s largest private employer.
Be prepared for a few months of challenges around communication especially with family. Test your interpretation of things for accuracy before responding.
On November 2, storied butcher shop and provisions market Woodstock Meats opened a seasonal pop-up location in Rhinebeck through the holidays, with hopes to make it a permanent outpost.
It’s a month full of emotional turns and twists. Harness the energy of the different moon phases to maximize your potential.
We talk with the local organizations that are working to provide people with a good place to die.
Be ready to pitch your vision, an opportunity with an influential connection may be waiting just around the corner.
The town in the shadow of the Gunks is enchanting.
A whiteknuckle approach is constricting your world. Loosen your grip to open your world and follow the inspiration.
Peter Aaron reviews Levon Helm: Rock, Roll, & Ramble, a behind-the-scenes look at Helm’s legendary Midnight Rambles by longtime music scribe John Barry. Plus short reviews of five other books to read this month.
From a dance-driven interpretation of the national anthem to the return of the indie-pop duo Rubblebucket to the region and a screening about a 1960s cult, November is full of events in every genre.
Peter Aaron reviews Otto Kentrol’s latest album, No Mistakes, featuring Faceless.
LEO (July 22–August 23) An existential peak November 8–11 at the Full Moon / Lunar Eclipse, with Sun and Mercury in Scorpio opposite Moon and Uranus in Taurus, followed by the Sun’s square to Saturn in Aquarius. Are you stuck in comfortable or familiar ways and resistant to inevitable change? Conjure a fresh new dream…
Brian K Mahoney muses on the human tendency of pareidolia and other things he learned creating the October 2022 issue.
Poems by Carol Bergman, Leah S. Brickley, B. Moore Columbo, Donny Kass, Lisa Kosan, Isabella Kosmacher, Ted Millar, Emily Murname, Cliff Saunders, J. R. Solonche, Cole Sletten, Matthew J. Spireng, and Jennifer Wise. Edited by Phillip X Levine.
You may be in for conflict with your partner—take the higher ground and sweeten the truth with diplomacy.
Jason Stern ruminates about harnessing the creative power of our instinctive drives by nurturing them consciously rather than denying them.
Jeremy Schwartz reviews Robin the Hammer’s new self-titled album.
Harmony swirls around you as the universe gets on your team in a major way. Go for your goals.
From old-world cooking techniques in Saugerties to roadside tacos in Stone Ridge, here are 5 new places to eat in the Hudson Valley this month.
Ted Lawrence of Stockade Guitars shares his latest music recommendations.
Watch this month for moving revelations about the nature of life and death and the attendant recklessness.
Five golden rings, four paintbrushes, three scented candles, two matching shoes, and a bottle of the finest vintage! The Hudson Valley’s independently owned shopkeepers are already busy stocking shelves for the holiday season with everything from knitwear to books and artisanal food products and curated art. Graceland Tattoo Be a hero this holiday season with…
Michael Eck reviews Steven Bernstein and the Hot 9’s new album, Manifesto of Henryisms.
You’ll get a fresh perspective on your reality. Discard what doesn’t serve and double down on the things that do.
Old Souls 63 Main Street, Cold Spring 46 Main Street, Livingston Manor With shops in Cold Spring and Livingston Manor, Old Souls is upstate’s premier source for all of your outdoor gear! Our brands include Patagonia, Marmot, Outdoor Research, Smartwool, Yeti, Red Wing, Pendleton, Fjall Raven, Cotopaxi, Topo Designs, and more. Visit us 7 days/week…
A screening of Deep Listening: The Story of Pauline Oliveros, about the revered composer and musician, will take place at Rosendale theater l
You may have been tip-toeing around an identity crisis. This month it all crashes down and you have a chance to build anew.
Hudson Valley Goldsmith 71 Main Street, New Paltz 226 Main Street, Beacon Hudson Valley Goldsmith is a full-service fine jewelry store with an emphasis on custom design and repairs, diamonds and unique fine jewelry. We love our identity of being a workshop staffed with talented goldsmiths. With our world travels and constant discovery of new designers,…
An exhibition of paintings by 19th-century landscape artist Caroline Clowes at Locust Grove.
You may feel extra vulnerable this month as you reassess traditions and relationships. Take care with your communication.
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