

November 2026 Astrology Forecast
There’s little planetary movement in November, but that doesn’t translate into an uneventful month. In fact, there could be a lot of consequential shifts happening below the surface. A new moon in “silent-but-deadly” Scorpio on November 9 is one example of the potency and magnetism of the unseen. Set an intention during this new moon,…
Editor’s Note: Is American Politics Just Another Reality TV Show?
Brian K. Mahoney compares Trump-era politics to reality TV, questions America’s appetite for political spectacle, and urges readers to vote on November 3.
“Pixy Liao: Relationship Material” Brings Intimacy and Role Reversal to CPW
At CPW in Kingston, Pixy Liao’s “Relationship Material” explores love, sexuality, gender, and role reversal through nearly two decades of intimate work.
Libra Horoscope | November 2026
LIBRA (September 23–October 23)No one would ever accuse you of being an awkward communicator, but can we admit that you haven’t been your usual eloquent self? You may have also been dealing with a mini-crisis revolving around the way you present yourself to the world. Aside from taking too long to decide what to wear…
2026 Hudson Valley Holiday Gift Guide
Find holiday gifts across the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and Berkshires, from handmade jewelry and local pantry favorites to pottery sales, art markets, and memorable experiences.
Big Head Todd and the Monsters Play Peekskill After 40 Years of Rock and the Road
Big Head Todd and the Monsters bring 40 years of rock to the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater on Nov. 21, with Todd Park Mohr reflecting on the band’s longevity, influences, and live shows.
Eileen Power’s “Flying Trapeze” Takes Sculpture Into the Trees
Eileen Power’s The Flying Trapeze transforms old apple ladders into an airborne sculpture at the Kingston Design Showhouse in Saugerties.
Gardiner Sculptor Builds Stone-and-Salvage Home
Explore sculptor Tony Osborne’s Gardiner home, a six-year project built with fieldstone, salvaged barn wood, scrap metal, and a willingness to start over.
Hudson Valley Concerts November 2026: Ani DiFranco, Yungchen Lhamo & More
November’s Hudson Valley concert roundup includes Ani DiFranco, Yungchen Lhamo, The Bad Plus, Pokey LaFarge, Martin Bisi, and the HVSO.
November 2026 Poetry
This Hudson Valley poetry collection explores love, loss, nature, grief, motherhood, aging, and the changing seasons through poems by regional writers.
Green Bar in New Paltz Nourishes the Neighborhood
Green Bar in New Paltz pairs organic smoothies, acai bowls, and fresh lunch options with a community table, family-friendly seating, and a pay-it-forward board.
Ellenville Borscht Belt Film Fest Screens Catskills Jewish History Nov. 6-7
The Borscht Belt Film Fest in Ellenville explores Catskills Jewish history, from Grossinger’s and summer camps to Mel Brooks, boxing, and the egg cream.
5 New Hudson Valley Restaurants to Try in November 2026
Explore five new Hudson Valley restaurants, from Aster’s French steakhouse in Kingston to Good Friend’s biscuits in West Shokan and Loba in Tannersville.
Fishkill Farms Portrait Pop-Up 2026
Chronogram’s pop-up portrait studio visited Fishkill Farms in Hopewell Junction on October 12, capturing visitors enjoying apple picking, pumpkins, and fall in the Hudson Valley.
11 Hudson Valley Events November 2026: Theater, Comedy & Markets
Explore November 2026 Hudson Valley events, from theater and comedy to art parties, holiday markets, burlesque, and live music.
The Gardiner Collective Is a Treasure Hunt in a Former General Store
The Gardiner Collective brings nearly 50 vendors together in a former general store, with antiques, art, vintage clothing, ceramics, and handmade goods.
Dr. Richard Horowitz’s New Book Examines Inflammation and Chronic Illness
Hyde Park physician Richard Horowitz’s new book explores inflammation and chronic illness, drawing on decades of patient care while making the case for further research.
Guide to New Paltz and Nearby Communities
This guide to New Paltz and nearby communities highlights local businesses, from the Gardiner Collective’s vintage finds and handmade goods to restaurants, wellness services, arts events, and specialty shops.
Sound Check: Tom Krueger of Kingston’s Tempo on Fiddle Music and Live Performance
Tom Krueger, executive director of Kingston’s Tempo Performing Arts Center, shares his passion for Cajun swing, Scandinavian folk, old-time fiddle music, and the magic of live performance.
Capricorn Horoscope | November 2026
CAPRICORN (December 22–January 20)It’s not that everyone is mad at you; they’re mad at your message. If you’ve been the only one noticing a flaw in the plan, or the lie hiding in someone’s truth, calling the problem out might turn you into a scapegoat. This creates a dilemma. Do you allow mistakes, wrong takes,…
CD Review: Droid’s “Charge” Blends Jazz, Electronics, and Catskills Rumble
Hudson Valley drummer and composer Amir Ziv leads Droid through jazz, electronics, prog, and experimental textures on Charge, an ambitious and unsettled new album.
Sagittarius Horoscope | November 2026
SAGITTARIUS (November 22–December 22)This month you’ll figure out how to win them over without compromising yourself. It’s unrealistic to think we can win everyone over, but your authenticity will win the right ones over. The idea that helps you solve this puzzle will come from a counterintuitive place hidden in the back of your mind.…
CD Review: Dylan Doyle’s “Nowhere” Takes the Americana Road
Dylan Doyle’s Nowhere delivers a polished, nine-song take on Americana, with standout moments on “If I Give You My Heart.”
Scorpio Horoscope | November 2026
SCORPIO (October 23–November 22)How do you know what you don’t know? Lately, life has been speaking to you indirectly—through feelings, dreams, and synchronicities. If you give these things credence, you may have stumbled upon surprising information about a heart’s desire. For a long time, you may have been resisting knowledge about a relationship, living situation,…
CD Review: Michele Gedney’s “Map of the World” Finds Beauty in Grief
Michele Gedney’s “Map of the World” explores grief, resilience, and enduring love following the death of her partner in both life and music, Rick Gedney.
Aries Horoscope | November 2026
ARIES (March 20–April 19)After weeks of reflecting on your closest relationships and relationship patterns, some clarity emerges. You begin to see how you’d like to change arrangements and agreements so they fit you better as an individual. The only thing we have to give in any relationship is our authentic self, and if we have…
Ayad Akhtar’s “The Radiance” Explores Empathy and Academia in the Hudson Valley
Ayad Akhtar’s “The Radiance” follows a novelist whose accident heightens his empathy, taking him from a Hudson Valley college town to France.
Taurus Horoscope | November 2026
TAURUS (April 19–May 20)Creative collaborations and professional relationships may start to work themselves out. This isn’t magic. Through the trial and error and misunderstandings of recent weeks, you’ve earned a certain amount of clarity. You must still implement the hard lessons you’ve learned about maintaining momentum through the more boring parts of project management and…
Hudson Valley Books: 5 Picks for November 2026
Discover 5 books by Hudson Valley authors in November 2026, from celebrity biography and women’s history to memoir, horror, and Catskills living.
Gemini Horoscope | November 2026
GEMINI (May 20–June 21)All love requires labor, and we tend to mind the labor less when it’s serving something we love. The past few weeks have been stressful, and this month you get clarity on whether or not it’s been worth it. This requires emotional honesty with yourself, first and foremost. If there’s been an…
Woodstock Guitar Maker Joe Veillette Builds Custom Instruments for Music Legends
Meet Joe Veillette, who has built more than 2,000 custom instruments, drawing on his architectural training to create distinctive guitars and basses for musicians including Eddie Van Halen and Dave Matthews.
Cancer Horoscope | November 2026
CANCER (June 21–July 22)I’m not a feng shui expert, but from what I understand, there are certain ways that you can arrange the objects in your physical space so they contribute to the feelings that you’d like to have in that space. This month you’ll have an epiphany about bringing love into your dwelling. Whether…
Night of 1,000 Artists Brings 300 Works to Chronogram Foundation Fundraiser
Night of 1,000 Artists brings around 300 donated works to Kingston’s Fuller Building on November 13, 6-9 p.m., raising funds for the Chronogram Foundation and regional arts coverage.
Leo Horoscope | November 2026
LEO (July 22–August 23)You haven’t lost your communicative magic; you’ve just been reworking it so that you sound more like you. This month not only brings clarity and precision to your thought processes and conversation, but also restores elegance and persuasiveness. You’re speaking from a stronger place because it’s a more vulnerable place. Counterintuitively, the…
Esteemed Reader: Building Community Through Local Media
Chronogram publisher Jason Stern reflects on local media and community in the Hudson Valley, and invites readers to join the new Chronogram Social Club.
Voice Theatre’s Production of “Legacy” Examines Resistance in Nazi Germany, November 12-21
Voice Theatre presents Shauna Kanter’s “Legacy” in Kingston, blending live klezmer music and archival projections with a story of courage and family secrets.
Virgo Horoscope | November 2026
VIRGO (August 23–September 23)Money matters clear up this month! You’re getting a cosmic green light to ask for more, balance the books, or start a new venture with a better sense of parameters. Conversations regarding resources go more smoothly because you’ve had time to reassess your self-worth. Your mind also regains its sharpness. You are…
Joe Concra’s Penguins Take Flight in Hudson Exhibition of “Polar”
Kingston painter Joe Concra brings his penguin paintings to “Polar,” his first solo exhibition in 16 years, at Time & Space Limited in Hudson.















