Megan Wilson

3 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Megan Wilson

This newly constructed, custom-designed home is situated on over five acres of land on a quiet country road. An abundance of windows floods the airy interiors with natural light that reflects off the white-oak floors and white walls. The primary bedroom is outfitted with an ensuite bath and has sliding doors that lead onto a patio. Listing Agent: Barry Becker, Keller Williams Hudson Valley Realty This completely renovated cottage provides access to the best of what Callicoon has to offer.

1 month ago | hvmag.com | Megan Wilson

Elizaville's Vosburgh Brewing Company is beefing up its food program with Blue Bird, a burger-centric eatery that will be on-site this season with bar classics that are locally sourced and responsibly produced. "The mission of Blue Bird is to provide an alternative to ultra-processed food while still keeping it approachable and familiar, which we already do with our beer," says co-owner Kieran Farrell.

2 months ago | l8r.it | Megan Wilson |Michelle Larkin

Karen Ghostlaw: “A Page in Time”Through June 1The acclaimed New York-based artist presents the U.S. debut of “A Page in Time,” a series of abstracted self portraits from the pandemic, arranged into a sculptural installation to reflect on personal growth. This is part of Bank Art Gallery’s greater “Who Am I?” exhibit. Rock the RidgeMay 3, 6 a.m.In this foot race, individuals and relay teams are invited to run or hike a 50-mile course within 18 hours to fundraise for the Mohonk Preserve.

Mar 17, 2025 | hvmag.com | Megan Wilson

When K Greene and Doug Muller started one of the nation’s first public seed libraries in 2004, they had no idea what it would become. Just over 20 years later, Hudson Valley Seed Co. is a thriving business with gardens and a recently opened storefront, both on Airport Road in Accord. Greene, a former librarian, was working at the Gardiner Library when his interest in the local food movement was first piqued.

Mar 11, 2025 | l8r.it | Megan Wilson

When K Greene and Doug Muller started one of the nation’s first public seed libraries in 2004, they had no idea what it would become. Just over 20 years later, Hudson Valley Seed Co. is a thriving business with gardens and a recently opened storefront, both on Airport Road in Accord. Greene, a former librarian, was working at the Gardiner Library when his interest in the local food movement was first piqued.