Hudson Valley Magazine

Hudson Valley Magazine has been a leading source of information about the people, locations, and events that shape the stunning and dynamic Hudson Valley area since 1972. As part of Today Media, Hudson Valley Magazine also produces Westchester/Hudson Valley Weddings, Focus on Albany, and the Casino Guide. The magazine boasts an engaging website, hvmag.com, and sends out a weekly e-newsletter titled Hudson Valley Today. Additionally, it organizes several popular events, such as the Best Of Hudson Valley® Party, the Burger and Beer Bash, and the Excellence in Nursing Awards.

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Showcase Your Hudson Valley Pet in Our Best Pets Contest

1 week ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

Here in the Hudson Valley, we love our pets. Whether you're a dog person, cat lover, or reptile fanatic, you probably think your animal companion is the best in the world. Lucky for you, your pet only has to be the best in the Hudson Valley to win our Best Pets Contest! If you've always thought your furry, feathery, or scaly friend had that "it" factor, now is the time to show it.
Savage Wonder Serves up Art, Theater, and Wine in Beacon

1 week ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

The ever-evolving town of Beacon welcomes Savage Wonder Art Center, a new operation on Main Street that opened earlier this May. The destination is located inside the old Mechanics Savings Bank Building, which serves as a recognizable historical landmark from the 1920s. Different than your typical art center, Savage Wonder fuses visual arts, live theater, music, comedy, and culinary offerings under one roof.
Historic O&W Train Station to See Revitalization in Middletown

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

Located in Middletown, the historic O&W train station is a former city hub that's famed for its castle-like design. In its heyday, the station was an architectural marvel that served as a symbol of Middletown's vitality with its 25,000-square-foot transportation hub. Originally built in the 1890s, the O&W train station thrived for decades during America's Gilded Age until the railway went bankrupt in the 1950s.
This Renovated Rhinebeck Home Will Take Your Breath Away

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Sabrina Sucato

One visit to Rhinebeck is usually all it takes to convince yourself that calling the village home would probably be an excellent idea. Unfortunately, finding the perfect home sweet home in the covetable Dutchess County destination amid cases of bidding wars and limited inventory isn't always the easiest thing to do. So, when a picture-perfect, recently renovated house that's just minutes away from the charm of downtown Rhinebeck hits the market, there's more than a little reason to be excited.
3 Perfect Picnic Spots in the Hudson Valley

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Eve Fox |Olivia Cambalik

The chilly weather has faded for the year in the Hudson Valley, and that means it's time yet again to dine alfresco. There's no better way to enjoy a meal outside than with a picnic at one of these hotspots that boast scenic views. For an added bonus, incorporate local fare to get a true taste of the region. Before you set out, we have a few suggestions to help ensure your picnic goes off without a hitch.
Mizzentop Day School Unveils Campus Expansion Project in Pawling

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

In southern Dutchess County, Pawling is renowned for its boutique shops, scenic landscapes, and charming Main Street. A major part of the community is also the Mizzentop Day School, which is an independent pre-K through grade eight private school off East Main Street. While the school has always been focused on warmly welcoming and celebrating the whole child, plans for a new campus expansion and improvement project are in the works to usher in a bold future for the institution.
Where to Grab Lakeside Brunch in Mahopac

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

When you're craving a lake day in the Hudson Valley this summer, head to Mahopac in Putnam County. The lakeside town is ideal for a day trip or a weekend stay, with plenty of charming Airbnbs to make the trip memorable. When you're not out on the lake or shopping at the farmers' market, fuel up on breakfast at cafes and diners around town. From renowned mainstay restaurants to creative newcomers, there are so many places to savor a lakeside brunch in Mahopac.
CASA Mexican Kitchen Offers a Taste of Tradition in Fishkill

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Olivia Perez

Since opening its doors on April 17 for a soft launch, CASA Mexican Kitchen has quickly become a standout in the local dining scene. What was once the Seasons Restaurant, an '80s-style grill, has been reimagined into an inviting space in Fishkill with around 100 seats that reflects the vivid colors and textures of authentic Mexican culture. Co-owner Denisse Lopez, originally from Sonora, Mexico, brings her culture and warmth to the heart of CASA Mexican Kitchen.
6 Sweet Strawberry Festivals in the Hudson Valley

2 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

While Hudson Valley autumns are reserved for apple picking, the spring and summer seasons are all about berries. With plenty of farms around the region offering pick-your-own strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries, it's easy to get your fresh fruit fix all season long. In celebration of the most-loved berry, these local strawberry festivals offer U-pick experiences and other strawberry-related foods and fun.
This Columbia County Property Dates Back to 1854

3 weeks ago | hvmag.com | Kayla Sexton

Not a far cry from the Shaker Museum in Chatham, a 344-acre Canaan property with two Shaker-built homes dating back to 1854 just hit the market. Situated on a plateau with over 40 acres of open meadow and one of the most notable hillsides of the Shaker Valley, the estate offers a unique glimpse into the history of the region. The Columbia County property is listed on the market for $2.279 million with Fred Waring and Joy Weiner of Corcoran Country Living.