Chronogram Magazine

Luminary Publishing was established in the summer of 1993 to promote and enhance the creative and cultural scene in the Hudson Valley. A key initiative of the company is the free monthly publication, Chronogram, which is described as "A Mid-Hudson Magazine of Events and Ideas." This magazine reaches readers in the counties surrounding the beautiful Hudson River, such as Ulster, Dutchess, Greene, Columbia, Orange, Putnam, and Westchester.

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Camp Whatever-it’s-Called: A Year-Round Summer Camp in Elizaville

4 days ago | chronogram.com | Marie Doyon

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Mark as Favorite Unmark as Favorite Marie is the Digital Editor at Chronogram Media.
Bill Vanaver (1943-2025)

4 days ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] We in the Chronogram family are among the many others who weresaddened to learn of the June 15 passing of William "Bill" Vanaver.
House of Stefas Brings High-Gloss, High-Brow Greek to Millbrook

1 week ago | chronogram.com | Melissa Esposito

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Innovation, creativity, family, and celebration have been core tenets of Greek culture since ancient society. They’re also the catalysts that drove brothers John and Paul Stefanopoulos to open House of Stefas in the heart of Millbrook.
Blue Duck Brewery & Phoenicia Diner Canteen Set to Open in Kingston Late Summer

1 week ago | chronogram.com | Marie Doyon

“We’re always looking for new things to do and new ways to expand the brand,” says Phoenicia Diner’s director of operations Courtney Foster, whose job, specifically, is overseeing all those non-restaurant parts of the business. The roadside diner, which has reached near astronomical fame for combining vintage charm and diner classic with modern preparation and local sourcing sensibilities, is often approached about collaborations. But it’s not often they find a fit.
Cap Off Your Hike with Cold Beer at These 7 Brewery-Side Hikes

1 week ago | chronogram.com | Marie Doyon |Anne Craig

There’s no beer quite so tasty and soul-quenching as the beer after a glorious hot day outdoors. The “hike cap,” at the end of a long day trekking up slopes and down mountains, scrambling and sweating, is the epitome of refreshment. So to help in your quest for this ultimate summer (or fall, or winter, or spring) experience, we’re rounded up some of the Hudson Valley’s best hiking spots in close proximity to craft breweries for that post-hike brew perfection.
Punk Book and Film Events in Saugerties

1 week ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

Aspart of Upstate Films’ Sonic Wave film series, in the coming days the OrpheumTheater is hosting two enticing events focusing on the history of punk rock in America. On June 19 at the theater, author and singer Angela Jaeger will discuss her newmemoir I Feel Famous: Punk Diaries 1977-1981, and on June 23, filmmakerand author Steven Blush will visit for a 15th-anniversary screening and talkabout his 2006 documentary American Hardcore.
The Newly Opened Phos Bridges Traditional Greek with Hudson Valley Sourcing

2 weeks ago | chronogram.com | Sylvie Florman

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Teased for months through a series of pop-ups at nearby bars and breweries, Phos: My Greek-American Kitchen opened on Catskill’s Main Street in early June, under the direction of chef-owner Stephanie Skiadas and business partner chef Jamie Parry.
Woodstock Cafe and Take-Away Spot Gemela Now Open

2 weeks ago | chronogram.com | Marie Doyon

Gemela, a new all-day cafe and soon-to-be wine bar, opened in the heart of Woodstock last weekend on the site formerly occupied by Early Terrible and Mud Club. The project came together quickly, according to co-owner Craig Leonard, who seized the opportunity on short notice and moved fast to ready the space for the busy summer season.
O+ Celebrates Opening of New Kingston Space

2 weeks ago | chronogram.com | Peter Aaron

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] Fifteenyears after O+, the organization that hosts the annual O+ Festival celebrationof art, music, and wellness in October that has revitalized Kingston and inspiredsimilar events in other cities, is moving its headquarters—but sticking closeto home.
What’s In A Name? Good Vibes at Bad Times Bar in Tivoli

3 weeks ago | chronogram.com | Melissa Esposito

[{ "name": "Newsletter Mailchimp Signup - Inline Content", "insertPoint": "3", "component": "20934832", "requiredCountToDisplay": "3", "parentWrapperClass": "" }] A sidewalk lined with soft pink peonies leads to a charming housefront with roses climbing its front porch; it’s a surprisingly gentle welcome for a bar called Bad Times.