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  • Handmade and More

    6 N Front St New Paltz

    (845) 255-6277

    Since 1974, a unique mix of gifts and clothing with a focus on American made and handcrafted. We are a great place to shop for any occasion, from jewelry for Mom or that special baby gift.
  • Hessel Museum of Art/CCS Bard

    Bard College Annandale-on-Hudson

    (845) 758-7598

    CCS Bard and the Hessel Museum of Art are located on the campus of Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, about 90 miles north of New York City. Admission to the Hessel Museum of Art and adjoining CCS Bard Galleries is open to the public and free for all visitors. We recommend reserving a free timed ticket in advance of your visit to guarantee entry, however walk-ins will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis.
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  • Historic Huguenot Street

    81 Huguenot Street New Paltz

    At our 10-acre National Historic Landmark District, visitors experience over 300 years of history across seven historic stone-house museums, a reconstructed 1717 French Church, the Huguenot community’s original burying ground, and a replica Esopus Munsee wigwam. Period rooms and exhibits tell the stories of a French Huguenot settlement as it evolved over time, and also reveal the history of the area’s Native and enslaved African peoples and Dutch settlers.
  • Staatsburgh State Historic Site

    Old Post Road, Staatsburg Hyde Park

    (845) 889-8851

    Staatsburgh State Historic Site was the elegant country home of Ruth & Ogden Mills. Overlooking the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains, Staatsburgh is a fine example of a great estate built by America's financial and industrial leaders during the Gilded Age (1876 - 1917). Today the elegant mansion, restored to its turn-of-the-century appearance, is open for tours and the house and grounds offer special events throughout the year.
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  • Seed Song Farm and Center

    160 Esopus Ave Kingston

    +1 845-383-1528

    Seed Song is a sustainable vegetable farm and education center serving our community and beyond with healthy farm foods and farm experiences. We offer a farm store, CSA, weekend fun events, camp, education programs, and more!
  • Daily Planet Diner

    1202 Rt 55 LaGrangeville

    845-452-0110

    Family-owned and operated by Culinary chef Dino Vanikiotis, this "diner" stands out above others. Breakfast, lunch and dinner served along with daily specials, the Daily Planet features an in-house bakery, outside patio and an extensive bar menu featuring many local breweries and distilleries. Creative dining along with old-fashioned diner staples, this eatery has something for everyone. Great place to meet after church, a soccer game, a school play or to just come out and enjoy a special meal.
  • Karen A. Friedman New York Traffic Lawyer

    630 3rd Ave, 18th Floor New York

    (212) 213-2145

    Traffic and Criminally Related Matters
    Karen A. Friendman, ESQ
    President of the Association of Motor Vehicle Trial Attorneys

    Representing companies and motorists throughout New York State. Speeding, Reckless Driving, DWI, Trucking Summons and Misdemeanors, Aggravated Unlicensed Matters, Appeals, Article 78 Cases. 30 Years of Trial Experience.

  • Vassar College

    124 Raymond Avenue Poughkeepsie

    845-437-5370

    Vassar College­—located in New York’s scenic Hudson Valley—is an independent, coeducational, residential liberal arts college, which fosters intellectual openness and lively exploration through its widely varied course offerings. Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the country, Vassar continues to be renowned for pioneering achievements in education, and for the beauty of its campus in Poughkeepsie, New York.
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  • Upper Depot Brewing Company

    708 State St #1 Hudson

    With a modern industrial vibe in a revamped 1800s train station, we offer to-go and draft beer options.
  • Bradford Graves Sculpture Park

    28 Doggums Way Kerhonkson

    (845) 230-0521

    Bradford Graves Sculpture Park in Kerhonkson showcases over 200 works of a man who worked primarily in stone and possessed a deep and unyielding fascination with archaeology and all things of this earth. Sculpture for sale. Wedding and fashion photoshoots welcome. Open May to late October, appointment only.
  • Angry Orchard Cider House

    2241 Albany Post Road Walden

    1-888-845-3311

    Angry Orchard's 60 Acre Orchard In Walden, Ny Is Nestled In The Heart Of The Hudson Valley. Angry Orchard Hard Cider Is A Natural Refresh Button. Find It In A Store Near You! During your visit, we offer various draft, canned, and bottled cider for purchase. Cider tasting flights are also available for purchase with no additional booking required. Enjoy fresh food from our in-house kitchen. All days we are open with the addition of food trucks onsite on Saturdays and Sundays. To visit the Cider House, no reservations are required. All seating is first-come, first-serve. If you’d like to add a tour to your experience, those must be booked in advanced.
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  • Hudson Clothier

    443 Warren Street Hudson

    518-828-3000

    We supply a collection of contemporary designs and old-school staples—really good quality, hard-working clothes. For the down-to-earth, ethically conscious customer. For those who care about how a thing is made. Every item we sell is American made. By supporting us, you can feel good about shopping. Because you’re supporting more than just a store. You’re supporting an idea and a movement.
  • Joan Shulman Ceramics

    24 Turner Road West Shokan

    201-341-6476

    Distinguished guest potters, host potters, and pottery appreciators will gather in person for the first annual Hudson Valley Women Who Woodfire Tour from May 21 to May 22, 2022 at 10 am to 5 pm. The inaugural tour will provide a rare opportunity to view and purchase one-of-a-kind works, as well as offer an intimate on-site look at the inner workings of accomplished artists in the field of contemporary ceramics. There will be three hosts with three guests presenting at each stop - a total of twelve artists.
  • Twin Star Orchards

    155 N Ohioville Rd New Paltz

    845-633-8657

    At Twin Star Orchards, we use one simple ingredient to make our Brooklyn Cider House ciders – apples. So the structure, aromas, mouth feel, and any residual sugar are definitively tied to the quality of our apples. This is why our work begins on our farm. All of our ciders are made from freshly harvested apples, fermented in stainless steel tanks, and aged between two to eighteen months. We encourage wild yeast and microbes to leave their regional mark on all but one of our ciders, often with a boost from white wine yeast. We make our ciders with minimal intervention and strive for balance, depth of structure, and a lively acidity that begs to be paired with food.
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  • Cosimo's Trattoria

    120 Delafield Street Poughkeepsie

    Just minutes from the magnificent Walkway Over the Hudson, Cosimo’s is in the heart of the Poughkeepsie business district, a stone’s throw from The Culinary Institute of America, Vassar College, Marist College, and the Locust Grove, and Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Sites. Our Poughkeepsie location also includes a beautiful Bocce court with outdoor seating and fire pit for spectators.
  • Red Line Diner

    588 Rt 9 Fishkill

    845-765-8401

    Upscale diner with something for everyone. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with daily specials - Red Line features an in house bakery, cappuccino bar and extensive selection of local craft beers and local distilleries. Specializing in made fresh daily, locally-sourced food, this family run restaurant takes pride in every thing it serves. On-line ordering available, as well as Door Dash, Grub Hub and Uber Eats.
  • Putnam County Tourism

    40 Gleneida Avenue, 3rd Floor Carmel

    845-808-1015

    Nestled between the Hudson River and the Connecticut state line, Putnam County offers an abundance of adventures and experiences to suit every lifestyle. From hiking and boating to dining and shopping, Putnam is a small but mighty treasure trove of crystal lakes, beautiful hiking trails, historic sites, art and cultural experiences and quaint restaurants and shops. With five Metro-North stops, we are just an hour away from Manhattan, making day trips hassle-free and a truly easy getaway. Putnam County’s natural beauty sells itself. Visit us. Your adventure awaits. Visit us at our farm office: Tilly Foster Farm 100 Route 312 Brewster, NY 10509
  • 1053 Main Street Gallery

    1053 Main Street, Fleischmanns Delaware County: Flesichmanns

    (646) 883-9119

    Opened in 2021, 1053 Main Street Gallery is a fully renovated gallery space created with the primary mission of supporting the vibrant artistic community in the Catskills and surrounding areas. The gallery was developed to support artists in every phase of their careers, welcoming all disciplines of creative work. In addition to the gallery exhibitions, the space, housed in a historic building on Main Street in the village of Fleischmanns, can transform itself to lend to live musical performances and special events.
  • Soons Orchards (New Hampton)

    22 Soons Circle New Hampton

    (845) 374-5471

    Soons Orchards is all about locally sourced food, freshly baked treats, and our famous apples! Now in our 4th generation of growing great apples in New Hampton, NY, stop by our store year-round from 9am-6pm to taste the difference.
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  • Sullivan Catskills

    15 Sullivan Avenue Liberty

    845-747-4449

    A legengary vacationland full of unexpected pleasures. Travel and Leisure named us among the very best small towns to visit in 2022 for hiking, boutique hotels, and breweries. Just 90 minutes from Manhattan. Join us and ignite your wanderlust or stir your soul. Gather your family and friends, pack your bags and get here now - we're waiting for you...
  • Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art

    1 Hawk Dr, New Paltz, NY New Paltz

    (845) 257-3844

    The Dorsky Museum is a hub for the art and artists of the Hudson Valley and beyond—free, open, and accessible to all. We strie to create art experiences that spark curiosity, critical thinking, and delight, connecting and serving the diverse communities of our region.
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  • Kingston Wine Co.

    65 Broadway Kingston

    Kingston Wine Co. is in the historic waterfront district of downtown Kingston, NY in the foothills of the Catskills. Kingston Wine Co. focuses on classic, traditionally made wines with little added and little taken away. We place an emphasis on biodynamic, organic, and natural wines. Most of the wines on our shelves are made using time-honored, historically rich techniques, achieving an authentic expression of place, history and culture.
  • Vassar College - The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center

    124 Raymond Avenue Poughkeepsie

    (845) 437-5632

    With Egyptian artifacts, Hudson River landscapes, and works by Picasso, O’Keeffe, and more, great art is closer than you think! Free admission.
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  • Old Songs, Inc.

    37 South Main Street Voorheesville

    (518) 765-2815

    Old Songs is a family-friendly festival of folk, traditional, Celtic and world music and dance, known for its relaxed atmosphere, interactive sessions and workshops, hands-on experience and participatory nature. In addition to evening concerts each night, there are over 100 daytime workshops, dances or performances. Also featured are craft, food and instrument vendors, and a well-run children’s activity area.
  • Hawthorne Valley Association

    327 County Route 21C Ghent

    Hawthorne Valley is a place to rediscover our connection to nature, to how our food is grown, and to ourselves as participants in a dynamic social and natural ecosystem. Our integrated learning campus sits on a 900-acre Demeter-certified Biodynamic® farm in Ghent, NY, in the Hudson Valley’s scenic Columbia County. Organized since 1971 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit, our initiatives include: an early childhood through grade 12 Waldorf school; on-farm education programs; a full-line organic/natural foods and grocery store; a Biodynamic creamery and organic bakery; a mobile grocery market; a 300-plus member organic/Biodynamic CSA; social, ecological, and cultural research groups; teacher education programs; arts initiatives and more.
  • Sunset / Sunrise B&B

    297 East Main St (Rt. 7A) Copake

    (518) 329-2915

    Sunset / Sunrise. "the Bed & Breakfast with a view" A stunning, contemporary Architect's home with awesome 280 degree views!
  • Bailiwick Animal Park

    118 Castle Road Catskill

    (518) 678-5665

    The Animal Park, started in 2007 covers about 4 acres and is home to over 40 exhibits of domestic & exotic animals. The park is open to the public from April to November. It includes a playground, picnic areas, petting & feeding areas, & educational shows held daily.
  • Stewart International Airport

    1180 1st Street New Windsor

    845-838-8200

    New York Stewart International Airport is a public airport in Orange County, New York, approximately 60 miles north of Manhattan, New York City.
  • Nouman Kay

    1857 St. John Street, Beechy Pleasant Valley

    9294432566

  • Bear Mountain Inn

    3020 Seven Lakes Drive, Tompkins Cove Bear Mountain

    855-548-1184

    Nestled at the base of Bear Mountain along the Appalachian Trail, the historic Bear Mountain Inn and Overlook Lodge is the idyllic destination getaway for the adventurer, the romantic, or those looking to celebrate a memorable wedding or special event. This natural splendor in the Hudson Valley, just 45 minutes from New York City and seven miles from the United States Military Academy at West Point, offers year-round activities for the entire family. For your overnight stays, we offer three separate accommodation options – The Inn, Overlook Lodge and our Stone Cottages – one is sure to suit you perfectly.
  • Locust Grove

    2683 South Rd (SB) Poughkeepsie

    845-454-4500

    Locust Grove is a National Historic Landmark estate located on US 9 in the Town of Poughkeepsie, New York. The 180-acre park-like estate includes homes, a carriage house, ice house, trails, a flower garden, and vegetable garden, and it overlooks the Hudson River from a bluff. The property includes a home designed by architect Alexander Jackson Davis for Samuel F. B. Morse, the inventor of the telegraph. An Italianate style mansion, it was completed in 1851.The estate is open to the public, tours are offered, and the site is used for weddings and parties.
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  • Minard's Family Farm

    250 Hurd Road Clintondale

    (845) 325-0222

  • Woodstock Golf Club

    114 Mill Hill Rd. Woodstock

    845-679-2914

    Woodstock Golf Club opened in the spring of 1929. Nestled in the Hudson River Valley, about 100 miles north of New York City, the private club stands at the gateway to the famous small town of Woodstock, N.Y. A round of golf on the nine-hole course (which measures 5,456 yards for 18 holes) begins and ends with a walk over the Sawkill Creek. Apart from its widely praised course, the club offers a full-service golf shop, restaurant and bar, men’s and women’s locker rooms, and other amenities.
  • Thruway Sporting Goods

    78 Oak St Walden

    (845) 778-1400

    Enjoy the convenience of shopping all the most popular brands in Clothing, Footwear, fishing & boating, hunting & shooting, camping, and team sports.
  • Chatham Farmers & Makers Market

    Crellin Park Chatham

    9174507072

    Friday's, under the pavilion, at Crellin Park Market starts at 4:30 Fresh Produce arriving from Hellgate Farm, Full Bounty Farm & Guiding Green Thumbs. Pasture Raised Chicken & Eggs from Overlook Farms NY. Hand Hollow Maple with their Famous Maple Cream. Phil Zwingelberg’s beautiful wooden bowls return. Fresh Local Honey from Bees and Baas and Alima's West African Cuisine and so much more. Checkout the complete vendor list here along with our weekly entertainment- https://visitchathamny.com/chatham-farm-and-makers-market/ YES ! Swimming has started at the pond
  • Half Acre Catskills

    60 Main Street Stamford

    Half Acre: a seasonally inspired, local restaurant. Headed up by chef Dan Romero along with Jess Mederos, and in partnership with Christian Rattemeyer and Cay-Sophie Rabinowitz; Half Acre serves seasonal fare celebrating the heritage of the Catskills from the restaurant's iconic location. With 12 years in the culinary industry, Dan Romero specializes in seasonal dishes and “slow food”. A background that spans Cajun, French, and American comfort food, as well as vegan cuisine; Romero works closely with the farmers of the Catskills to highlight the bounty of flavors the region has to offer. Half Acre is housed in a storefront on historic Main Street.
  • Forthright Cyder & Mead

    4052 NY-52, Youngsville Livingston Manor

    845-747-5057

    We specialize in a product called - Cyser - this a hybrid of hard cyder (alcohol made from apples) and mead (alcohol made from honey). Luckily for us, New York has some of the best apples and honey in the world! Follow us on insta: @forthrightcyder for hours and updates!
  • Ollie's Pizza

    4 Bruceville Road High Falls

    8456873464

    Ollie's is a family-owned and -operated wood-fired pizzeria situated in a restored 1850's barn with indoor booth and bar seating as well as abundant outdoor seating. Our menu includes pizzas and more made with high quality and local ingredients, and we serve craft cocktails, natural wine, and local beers.
  • Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society

    PO Box 145 Athens

    Established to maintain, preserve and restore our beloved lighthouse and consists of members from Greene and Columbia counties, mainly. This organization was established to provide a way for individuals to become actively involved in the museum development and the preservation of the historic Hudson-Athens Lighthouse. The Lighthouse society is responsible for the restoration, preservation and operation of the lighthouse but the lighthouse beacon remains the responsibility of the U.S. Coast Guard. New memberships and donations are critical for the continued preservation of this historical Hudson Valley Treasure. The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society is a not-for-profit 501(c) 3 organization.
  • Columbia Memorial Hospital

    71 Prospect Avenue Hudson

    (516) 828-7601

    Columbia Memorial Health (CMH) is the community’s hospital and healthcare network. Serving more than 100,000 residents in Columbia, Greene and Dutchess counties, CMH focuses on primary care, health education and advanced surgery. CMH is a multi-campus healthcare system including a 192-bed acute care hospital and 40 outlying primary and specialty care centers, and employs approximately 1,500 passionate professionals. The hospital is a team, dedicated to providing a compassionate approach to health care while utilizing state of the art technology. In addition, CMH shares a great quality of life in the scenic and culturally rich Hudson Valley.
  • SunCommon

    1155 Flatbush Rd Kingston

    (866) 452-7652

    SunCommon® believes that everyone has the right to a healthy environment and brighter future – and renewable energy is where it starts. Energy from the sun can power our lives and build vibrant communities. Our mission is to tear down barriers to clean energy and use our business as a force for good. Save Money. Go Solar.
  • Great Barrington Public Theater

    Daniel Arts Center 84 Alford Rd. Great Barrington

    413-528-0684

    From June through mid-August we present in-person performances in both of our theaters—the beautiful, 300-seat McConnell Theatre, and the 99-seat Liebowitz Black Box, both state-of-the-art performance venues in the Daniel Arts Center on the campus of Bard College at Simon’s Rock, in Great Barrington, MA. Our focus is on compelling storytelling: thought-provoking scripts and performances that leap off the stage.
  • Hudson River Expeditions

    14 Market St, Coldspring Cold Spring

    845-809-5935

    Kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals, tours, and instruction. ​​Explore the Hudson with our fleet of kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards. The majestic highland region of the Hudson River, from Long Dock Park in Beacon, to the charming village of Cold Spring, and on to the Peekskill waterfront, create perfect launch locations for paddlers with a variety of skill levels.
  • Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival

    2015 Route 9 Garrison

    8452659575

    Founded in 1987, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival (HVSF) is a critically acclaimed (The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal), professional, non-profit theater company based in Garrison, NY, one-hour north of Manhattan. The Festival has established a reputation for lucid, engaging, and highly inventive productions staged under an iconic, open-air Theater Tent overlooking the Hudson River. In recent years, the Festival has also ventured beyond the Tent, touring its work to other venues throughout the Hudson Valley, transferring productions to other theaters, engaging its community through radically participatory art-making. Through outstanding live performances, engaging education programs, and accessible community initiatives, HVSF serves roughly 50,000 people each year.
  • Pinkwater Gallery

    56 North Front Street Kingston

    718-243-2350

    The à la Maison collection by Pinkwater Gallery is the FUN way to buy art. Presented in a welcoming, home-like environment at our location in Uptown Kingston, our range of contemporary art is curated from the region's talented female abstract artists. Explore our artist bios and currently available works on the website, and sign-up to receive emails about upcoming exhibit openings, artist talks, and other fun stuff.
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  • Veggie Oasis

    3187 Route 28 Shokan

    845 657 4097

    Vegetarian/vegan international
  • New York Zipline Adventures

    Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl, 64 Klein Ave Hunter

    (518) 263-4388

    Just 2 hours north of NYC, New York Zipline at Hunter Mountain is the premier zipline destination in the East!
  • AutoCamp Catskills

    882 NY-212 Saugerties

    AutoCamp Catskills brings the signature AutoCamp experience to the forests of Upstate New York. Explore the neighboring historic towns of Woodstock or Saugerties, hike on the dozens of trails throughout the Catskill Mountains, ski or snowshoe on Hunter Mountain in the winter, or spend time on property in our classic Hudson Valley-style Clubhouse.