Celebrate winter in Dutchess County with snowy scenic trails, holiday events, cozy eateries, and activities perfect for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.
Explore Dutchess County’s nonprofit landscape, highlighting diverse organizations, their charitable missions, and how locals can participate, volunteer, or contribute.
November in Dutchess County is bursting with festive energy! From cozy markets to holiday light shows, family activities, and craft fairs, discover this month's most seasonal gatherings and make every weekend a memorable one.
Demeter Home in Pine Plains is everything a home should be: warm, embracing, cozy—and extremely stylish. The icing on the cake is the family style-greeting that you get as you walk in the door, from owner Alex Athanasiadis.
Situated in an early 20th-century former shirt factory in Kingston, photographer Andrew Moore’s studio offers a glimpse into his process, his creative spirit, and his perspective on how he sees the world.
What Stissing Center can do with philanthropic, grant, foundation, and community support, is to bring in world-class artists and make it an affordable ticket. Moreover, we can create an arts and culture center that lifts up the incredibly artistic culture of rural America.
Every autumn, this picturesque region offers a plethora of enchanting experiences from scenic autumn hikes to charming harvest festivals. Make sure to make the most of this colorful season in Dutchess County!
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.
Specifically, horses at The Horse Institute (THI) in Ancramdale. Founded by Marie-Claude and Larry Stockl over 20 years ago, THI utilizes Equine-Assisted Learning (EAL) to help teams and individuals discover where they are stuck and how to become unstuck.
The Mashomack Polo Club was founded in 1967 by Daniel Daly and David Thierienger. Originally on Shelter Island, it was relocated in 1979 to it’s current location, a former dairy farm in Pine Plains.
Good things come in reduced packaging. Pine Plains is about to be home to Rural Center Refillery, a bulk refill stop for every day staples - from grind-your-own coffee beans to toothpaste tablets.