Horoscopes - Chronogram Magazine
WEBSep 1, 2024 — Taurus Horoscope | September 2024. Monthly astrology reports and horoscopes for all 12 zodiac signs that focus on planetary events and their effects on major personal life areas, like relationships, career, health, and finances.
14 Restaurants Right on the Hudson River - Chronogram Magazine
WEBApr 16, 2021 — Hudson Taco | Newburgh. Located in the historic West Shore Train station, Hudson Taco is impressive to the eye, with a 60-foot enclosed patio and panoramic views of the river and Hudson Highlands. The interior houses a modern, industrial ambience with exposed brick, hanging lamps that cast a warm glow, …
Constructing Martin Puryear's Lookout - Chronogram Magazine
WEBApr 1, 2024 — It stands 19 feet tall, on a wooded hilltop at Storm King Art Center, overlooking the museum's rolling meadows below and Schunnemunk Mountain in the distance. Lookout, the latest creation of acclaimed Hudson Valley sculptor Martin Puryear, is a beguilingly curved synthesis of tunnel and dome that first invites the viewer to …
The Spellbinding Story of Poughkeepsie's Witchcraft District
WEBFeb 3, 2024 — Mendillo died in January 2020, and his house fell into the hands of his friend, Matthew Camp. Roughly a year later, on January 21, 2021, an individual approached the house with two gas cans and set the front porch ablaze.
Getting to Know Great Barrington: Small Town Charm
WEBJan 1, 2024 — Cultivating Community Conversations . As in the Gilded Age, there is a real wealth gap that institutions in the region are trying to address. In June, the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center hosted a cohort of cultural nonprofits from Berkshire and Columbia counties to discuss findings from the Pay Equity Project launched during the 2021 Multicultural BRIDGE Inclusive Leadership Cohort, in which ...
Creative Exposure: Portraits of Hudson, New York
WEBAug 22, 2024 — The city of Hudson packs more juice into just over two square miles than many places do into 20 and always has. Whether in its early whaling era, its later industrial boom, the colorful reign of Diamond Street as the Hudson Valley’s wildest red-light district, or its current iteration as a mecca for arts, antiques, fashion, and hospitality, there’s a potent vivacity in the air here.
Play Airlines Announces $129 Flights to Europe from Stewart Airport
WEBAug 21, 2024 — For those looking for travel to Europe this fall while our region is inundated with tourist of its own, PLAY, a budget Icelandic airline operating flights between North America and Europe, is offering a weeklong deal on flights to Europe and Iceland that runs August 21-28. Flights to Iceland are $99 and flights to six European cities—Dublin, London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, and Paris ...
Kingston Coffee Fix: The Buzzing City's Many Cafes
WEBAug 16, 2024 — Ball & Claw. 213 Broadway, Port Ewen Located in Port Ewen, very close to the waterfront in Kingston, Ball & Claw is an antique shop and coffee spot housed in a 1920s Dutch Colonial Revival building, complete with its original river stone fireplace, hardwood floors, and chestnut staircase. The coffee shop, run by Maria Philippis of the erstwhile Uptown restaurant Boitson’s, serves sweet and ...
Woodstock: From Hippies to Hipsters - Chronogram Magazine
WEBAug 1, 2024 — Woodstock evolved from hosting 1970s pilgrims into a cultural mecca, establishing the Family of Woodstock hotline, nurturing the arts, and fostering community spirit with initiatives like the Awakening Festival and local advocacy, including this year’s Pride parade, a first.
Destination Yoga: How to Choose the Perfect Getaway Yoga Retreat
WEBAug 1, 2024 — Traveling to a yoga retreat can be a transformative experience. N ot only is it a wonderful way to deepen yoga practice by forgoing everyday routines and completely committing to the retreat's daily rhythms, yoga can also be a great complement to travel. "It's a way to have your cake and yoga too," explains Linda Winnick, the owner of Shakti Yoga in Woodstock.