Rural Intelligence Events Calendar Arts A Baroque Portrait: Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre Two nights of celebrating French Baroque music and a female composer who broke barriers. By Francesca Olsen • • Arts Sounds of Swing at Norman Rockwell Museum Live music presented in conjunction with the museum’s Jazz Age Illustration exhibition. By Francesca Olsen • Arts In Focus: The Color White at the Clark Hear about the many artistic and emotional dimensions of the color, from light and hope to isolation and fear, through works in the permanent collection. By Francesca Olsen • Real Estate A Log-Sided Cabin With Access to Two Lakes and Clay Tennis, in Becket A renovated three-bedroom retreat in the Indian Lakes community, with new kitchen and baths. By Jamie Larson • Food At Pez, Efren Hernandez Reimagines Hudson Valley Dining Through Seafood Chef Efren Hernandez’s new Hudson restaurant swaps farm-to-table predictability for East Coast mariscos, pairing Atlantic seafood with Mexican techniques, a tightly curated wine list, and a clear culinary point of view. By Brian K. Mahoney Dig Deeper, Sara Farrell Okamura, 2026, oil on linen. Photo from LABspace. Arts Sara Farrell Okamura's Expressionist Nature at LABspace Sara Farrell Okamura’s “On The Precipice” exhibition at LABspace runs till June 28 and depicts the beauty of Mother Earth. By Taliesin Thomas • Installation photograph, Archive Gallery Arts Furniture by Architects and Sculpture at "T" Space Mark McDonald curates a dialogue between architect-designed objects by Frank Lloyd Wright, Alvar Aalto, and Frank Gehry, and Margaret Saliske's wall sculptures, at 'T' Space in Rhinebeck. By Jamie Larson • Arts The Strategists Behind the March: "The American Five" at the Unicorn A regional premiere from Ford's Theatre examines the coalition that built the March on Washington, not just the speech it produced. By Jamie Larson • Real Estate A Barn Conversion on 10 Acres, Tended by the Same Owners for 52 Years, in Chatham A stone fireplace, wide-plank floors, a lofted primary suite, and gardens that have had half a century to mature. By Jamie Larson •
Arts A Baroque Portrait: Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre Two nights of celebrating French Baroque music and a female composer who broke barriers. By Francesca Olsen • •
Arts Sounds of Swing at Norman Rockwell Museum Live music presented in conjunction with the museum’s Jazz Age Illustration exhibition. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts In Focus: The Color White at the Clark Hear about the many artistic and emotional dimensions of the color, from light and hope to isolation and fear, through works in the permanent collection. By Francesca Olsen •
Real Estate A Log-Sided Cabin With Access to Two Lakes and Clay Tennis, in Becket A renovated three-bedroom retreat in the Indian Lakes community, with new kitchen and baths. By Jamie Larson •
Food At Pez, Efren Hernandez Reimagines Hudson Valley Dining Through Seafood Chef Efren Hernandez’s new Hudson restaurant swaps farm-to-table predictability for East Coast mariscos, pairing Atlantic seafood with Mexican techniques, a tightly curated wine list, and a clear culinary point of view. By Brian K. Mahoney
Dig Deeper, Sara Farrell Okamura, 2026, oil on linen. Photo from LABspace. Arts Sara Farrell Okamura's Expressionist Nature at LABspace Sara Farrell Okamura’s “On The Precipice” exhibition at LABspace runs till June 28 and depicts the beauty of Mother Earth. By Taliesin Thomas •
Installation photograph, Archive Gallery Arts Furniture by Architects and Sculpture at "T" Space Mark McDonald curates a dialogue between architect-designed objects by Frank Lloyd Wright, Alvar Aalto, and Frank Gehry, and Margaret Saliske's wall sculptures, at 'T' Space in Rhinebeck. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Strategists Behind the March: "The American Five" at the Unicorn A regional premiere from Ford's Theatre examines the coalition that built the March on Washington, not just the speech it produced. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate A Barn Conversion on 10 Acres, Tended by the Same Owners for 52 Years, in Chatham A stone fireplace, wide-plank floors, a lofted primary suite, and gardens that have had half a century to mature. By Jamie Larson •
