November in Dutchess County is filled with seasonal activities–from holiday popup shops, art exhibits, Thanksgiving dinners, pottery and glass ornament workshops–there's something for everyone to enjoy this month.
Welcome October in Dutchess County, where the days are filled with pumpkin and apple picking, hayrides, and harvest festivals, and nights come alive with costume parades, trick-or-treating activities, and haunted parties. Discover Dutchess County's best October events.
With a noticeable chill in the air and leaf colors changing, it's clear that fall is here. Make the most of it in Dutchess County, with plenty of harvest festivals, corn mazes, scenic colorful hikes, cozy outdoor movie nights, pumpkin picking, and so much more to get yourself into the colder-weather spirit.
Built in 1804 by Janet Livingston Montgomery, this Red Hook estate features Alexander Jackson Davis architecture, historic orchards, and gardens now stewarded by Bard College.
Owned by artist William Harris and sensory innovator Mindy Yang, Silverbrook Manor combines regenerative farming, wellness gatherings, and creative collaboration across 54 acres in Millbrook.
Dover Plains artist Cannon Hersey photographs and sculpts Hiroshima's survivor trees, exploring "future memory," inherited history, and his grandfather's legacy.
Dutchess County offers a wide range of schools, including college preparatory boarding academies, Montessori programs, faith-based academies, and specialized programs for students with learning differences.
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.