Stretching 26 miles from Amenia to Copake Falls at Taconic State Park, the Harlem Valley Rail Trail offers scenic autumn views for cyclists and walkers.
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That Creative Space in Beacon
Celebrating one year, That Creative Space in Beacon hosts workshops, classes, and its first exhibition, What We Carry, September 19–20.
Continue readingDukes & Dutchesses: Peter Berley
Semi-retired chef Peter Berley, known for The Modern Vegetarian Kitchen, now savors gardening, guitars, and Millerton walks with his family.
Continue readingFour Brothers Drive-In Theater & Grand Shack
Four Brothers Drive-In in Amenia pairs a huge screen with pizza, gourmet snacks, mini golf, and cozy Airstream camper stays.
Continue readingMcKinney & Doyle; Serious Food, Never a Serious Atmosphere
Family-run since 1986, Pawling’s McKinney & Doyle serves bakery treats, brunch, and cocktails across three historic spaces with serious food.
Continue readingLooking Back: Where River Meets Rail
Long before its scenic Walkway, Poughkeepsie’s Hudson River waterfront was a bustling 19th-century transportation hub of steamboats, railroads, and commerce.
Continue readingAriel Dearie: Brass Sculptures at Object & Thing
Ariel Dearie’s brass sculptures at Object & Thing explore permanence and transformation; “Poppy Bed Ornament” captures poppies slowly losing petals.
Continue readingOut & About: Play for P.I.N.K. Millbrook
Play for P.I.N.K. Millbrook’s July 10 luncheon raised $300,000 for breast cancer research, featuring BCRF CEO Donna McKay and researchers.
Continue reading‘Threads’ at T Space Rhinebeck
Visit ‘T’ Space in Rhinebeck for their new fall exhibition, Threads, by artist Anne Lindberg and poet H. L. Hix. Tour the sculptural installation composed of thousands of taut threads stretched across the gallery, forming ethereal clouds of color that you can walk beneath and around.
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