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 • Arts Contemporary Printmaking: 10 Artists Explore the Range of Printmaking Today at Spencertown Academy An invitational show of etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, silkscreens, photogravures, and artist books by artists from Columbia County, the Hudson Valley, and New England runs through November 1. By Jamie Larson • Community RambleFest Weekend in Adams: Street Festival Sunday, 58th Greylock Ramble Hike Monday Live music, local beer, vintage train rides, and a campfire on Sunday lead into the 6.6-mile hike up Massachusetts’ highest peak, with free shuttles. By Jamie Larson • Resource Guide How to Prepare Property Photos for Real Estate Listings, Websites, and Print A professional property shoot usually produces one hefty folder of photographs, but those images will later land on different platforms, take different shapes, be reshaped, resized, possibly tweaked in other ways and require different formats to do so. I mean they may appear on: * a listing portal * an agency website By Christopher Pape Style Handcrafted Octoberfest Brings 100 Makers, Craft Beer, and a Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off to Rhinebeck The seventh annual harvest festival at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds pairs a juried craft show with demonstrations, carriage rides, and a petting zoo By Jamie Larson • Community Babies Bob Down the Bantam River for “Tiny Trekking” Kelly Orr leads a free, one-hour paddle at a child’s pace, watching for beavers, herons, and turtles. By Jamie Larson • Photo credit: Lisa Nichols. Food RSVP: Rural CT's Most Exclusive Reservation Reopens With Star Chef, Global Tasting Menu, and More Seatings Chef Bolivar Hilario spent years working some of New York's most demanding Michelin-starred kitchens before cold-calling his way into one of Connecticut's most mysterious restaurants. Twenty-five years after it opened, RSVP's secret is out. 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 •
Arts Contemporary Printmaking: 10 Artists Explore the Range of Printmaking Today at Spencertown Academy An invitational show of etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, silkscreens, photogravures, and artist books by artists from Columbia County, the Hudson Valley, and New England runs through November 1. By Jamie Larson •
Community RambleFest Weekend in Adams: Street Festival Sunday, 58th Greylock Ramble Hike Monday Live music, local beer, vintage train rides, and a campfire on Sunday lead into the 6.6-mile hike up Massachusetts’ highest peak, with free shuttles. By Jamie Larson •
Resource Guide How to Prepare Property Photos for Real Estate Listings, Websites, and Print A professional property shoot usually produces one hefty folder of photographs, but those images will later land on different platforms, take different shapes, be reshaped, resized, possibly tweaked in other ways and require different formats to do so. I mean they may appear on: * a listing portal * an agency website By Christopher Pape
Style Handcrafted Octoberfest Brings 100 Makers, Craft Beer, and a Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off to Rhinebeck The seventh annual harvest festival at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds pairs a juried craft show with demonstrations, carriage rides, and a petting zoo By Jamie Larson •
Community Babies Bob Down the Bantam River for “Tiny Trekking” Kelly Orr leads a free, one-hour paddle at a child’s pace, watching for beavers, herons, and turtles. By Jamie Larson •
Photo credit: Lisa Nichols. Food RSVP: Rural CT's Most Exclusive Reservation Reopens With Star Chef, Global Tasting Menu, and More Seatings Chef Bolivar Hilario spent years working some of New York's most demanding Michelin-starred kitchens before cold-calling his way into one of Connecticut's most mysterious restaurants. Twenty-five years after it opened, RSVP's secret is out. By Jamie Larson •
