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Guide Longyear Gallery Artist-Run Cooperative Representing emerging and seasoned artists located throughout the New York State region. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team
Art Gray Guide White Webb White Webb is an interior design firm known for its artful blending of old and new. By Sponsored
Guide SLOAN ARCHITECTS, P.C. For over twenty years Sloan Architects, P.C. of Millbrook, NY has earned a reputation for unmatched design versatility. By Sponsored
Real Estate The Stonewall Estate at Dibble Hill: A Contemporary Barn on 19 Acres, Bordering Conservation Land, in Cornwall A spring-fed pond, a fieldstone fireplace in a 700-square-foot great room, a Wolf and Sub-Zero kitchen, a glass solarium, and an 11.5-acre buildable parcel behind the house—30 minutes to Metro-North. By Jamie Larson •
Community Bard’s Hannah Arendt Center Marks Its 20th Anniversary With a Three-Day Forum on Solidarity The Arendt Forum brings George Packer, Rowan Williams, Patrick Deneen, Carol Gilligan, and Zephyr Teachout, among others, to Annandale-on-Hudson to ask “What Are We Fighting For?” By Jamie Larson •
Arts FilmColumbia Kicks Off Friday With a Party for Jane Schoenbrun, and a Weekend of Cannes Winners The 26th festival opens with a Q&A with its honoree, a children’s program, a screenwriting workshop, and films from Cannes and the New York Film Festival. By Jamie Larson •
Community Hopkins Memorial Forest Fall Festival Brings Cider Pressing, a Cross-Cut Saw Contest, and Owl Banding to Williamstown Williams College’s free festival at its 2,640-acre research forest includes woodworking demonstrations, hikes, live music, and shuttle vans from campus. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Tamarack Hollow’s 17th Berkshire Drum and Dance Fest Brings Guinean Masters Namory Keita and Seny Daffe to Windsor Drum classes, a community concert, and an interactive dance class on Saturday benefit the nature center’s building campaign and the conservation of 88 acres of boreal forest. By Jamie Larson •
Food Giulia: A New Italian Restaurant With a Few Fresh Twists Worth the Trip The Spettro team’s new restaurant serves chicken parm sandwiches, sourdough pizza, and scratch-made pasta in the historic Juliet building near Vassar. By Melissa Esposito •
