When it comes to setting a stage, Squirrel Hall knows how to entertain.
Michael Poulin didn’t have to think twice. He was visiting a friend’s weekend house in Millbrook in the late 1990s, when he decided what he wanted for his 40th birthday.
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A visitor to Equinox Farm knows they’re in horse country long before the winding drive deposits them at the barn door. Fields with inviting cross-country jumps give way to large paddocks with horses contentedly grazing, and rows of ornamental maples screening the complex of buildings nestled at the base of a small hill.
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Local dairy farmers in Pine Plains face significant challenges; supporting them helps sustain family farms and local food.
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The Mary Riepma Ross Professor of Film at Vassar College. The author of two acclaimed books, Divas on Screen: Black Women in American Film and Black Rodeo: A History of the African American Western.
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On May 20th some 300 people celebrated the return of the Dutchess Land Conservancy’s annual Spring Barn Dance at John Merryman’s Merryfield Farm.
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I had the best steak in years the other night, but it wasn’t from some place in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge served by a waiter wearing a chef’s apron around his midriff.
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What do you imagine a watch repair shop to look like? And who’s behind the counter? Guarantee you do not conjure up the reality of the Millbrook Watch Shop.
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The bad news is we’ve screwed up the climate. The good news is it could be worse. The best news is there are things we can do that can make a difference.
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They finish each other’s sentences. Share a passion for dance. Have had 28 careers between them. Truly, David and Jeanie Bean are two peas in a pod, and it all started with an accidental audition.
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Tucked away in Amenia, the Four Brothers Drive-In stands as a hidden gem, delighting moviegoers with its nostalgic atmosphere and delightful food and drinks.
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