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November’s Hudson Valley cornucopia brings jazz, film, maritime model making, a celebrated explorer and TV host, and—despite Halloween being last week—more zombies!
By Peter Aaron
Nov 6, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, live music, film, jazz, Josh Gates, UPAC, Ulster Performing Arts Center, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, family fun, zombie fest, Beacon, Kingston, New York, Rosendale, Stone Ridge Video
History
The vessel celebrates history and the art of glassblowing with stops in Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Catskill, and Troy.
By Peter Aaron
Jun 6, 2018
Tags: GlassBarge, glassblowing, glassmaking, Corning, boat, Hudson Valley, Hudson River, New York, Poughkeepise, Kingston, Catskill, Troy, Dutchess Countym Ulster County, art, Waryas Park, Hudson River Maritime Museum, barge, tourism, events Video
History
Hudson River Valley Greenway launches free train tour app
Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area has just launched a new virtual train tour app that lets you learn about the area rich history, architecture, nature, and economic development as you take the scenic trip along the Hudson River.
By Briana Bonfiglio
May 31, 2018
Tags: hudson river vally greenway app historical tour Sponsored Content
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Saturdays, Sundays. Continues through Dec. 22 — The Amity Gallery, opened in June 2014, is celebrating five years of...
Sat., Dec. 7, 4-7 p.m. — Five historic houses in the Village of Wappingers Falls, plus the 1741...
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The chilled-out nightspot was opened last August by local creative couple Liam and Laura Singer.
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“A Quiet Respite,” on view at the Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson from November 13-January 5, offers a sampling of new work from seven artists who have dedicated themselves to the task of depicting the solace of nature.
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