The Upper Hudson Valley's June Farms is the subject of a new Prime Video TV show "June Farms". The TV show follows the life of farm owner Matt Baumgartner, along
Park Theater Hudson is hosting a one-of-a-kind evening with the live film screening of Finding Lucinda. Following the screening, there will be Q&A with ISMAY, offering a special look at
Music Mountain Summer Festival opens Winter Concerts on November 15-16, 2025. Featuring: Ulysses Quartet and Music Mountain director Oskar Espina Ruiz. The program includes Seth Grosshandler Dances for String Quartet;
Ready to Laugh 'Til You Snort? Comedy Open Mic Night, hosted by Andy McDermott! 6PM Sign-Up
The Berkshire Museum is opening their winter exhibition! Tickets are $20 at hancockshakervillage.org. Children 12 and under are always free. Berkshire Museum and Hancock Shaker Village members are free! Friday, Saturday,
Edith Wharton’s Home, The Mount, announces the return of its winter sound and light show, NightWood from November 21 t0 January 3, 2026. Now in its sixth season, NightWood features
Ginger Winn is a Kingston, NY based singer-songwriter from Charleston, SC. Ginger fell in love with the Hudson Valley and decided to stay here. Lost Leaders were born in Woodstock,
Sydney Worthley is a singer-songwriter, pulling inspiration from Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift. Frankie White is a pianist, guitarist and singer/songwriter who was born/ raised in Colchester, Vermont. Sydney and
Pause & Expand Storytelling Workshop Pause & Expand with hosts Sean Allison and Simone Stevens. The audience joins in too. They’ll write down their own “pause and expand” suggestions, and
Rock Academy Showband is a touring ensemble from the Hudson Valley. Come join us for the Holiday show!
The Royal Tenenbaum's Screening at The Indigo Room $20 General Admission Café table seating - first-come, first-served Complimentary appetizers & cash bar 6pm food and drinks; 7pm movie Featuring Carl
This galère gathering isn’t simply about the poems, but also the poet’s muse, how the verse came to be. Our December readers are John Kearns, Julie Metz and Lucy Sante.
