Rural Intelligence
Fascinator-Making Workshop
Style

Fascinator-Making Workshop

Kentucky Derby day falls on May 2, and Staatsburgh State Historic Site is marking it with a fascinator-making workshop.
By Jamie Larson •
Jody Redhage Ferber Trio in Pine Plains
Arts

Jody Redhage Ferber Trio in Pine Plains

A chamber jazz performance inspired by the flying creatures of the Hudson River Valley.
By Jamie Larson •
Tea Art Experience at Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center in Norfolk
Community

Tea Art Experience at Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center in Norfolk

The hour-long session covers the history of tea, the aesthetics and technique of traditional tea preparation, and, of course, the tasting itself.
By Jamie Larson •
Curvy Castle on the Umpachene, in New Marlborough
Real Estate

Curvy Castle on the Umpachene, in New Marlborough

Circular towers, arched windows, serpentine walls, and an indoor pool — a thoroughly one-of-a-kind 1989 house just past the village green.
By Jamie Larson •
The Most Important New Piece of Farm Equipment Might be This Locally Grown App
Food

The Most Important New Piece of Farm Equipment Might be This Locally Grown App

A Hudson Valley farmer and longtime agricultural advocate built a cooperatively owned app hopes to give small farms a fighting chance in the digital marketplace.
By Jamie Larson •
20th Berkshire International Film Festival With Amy Goodman and Karen Allen, May 28–31
Arts

20th Berkshire International Film Festival With Amy Goodman and Karen Allen, May 28–31

For its 20th edition, the Berkshire International Film Festival features Amy Goodman, Karen Allen, and 80-plus films from 27 countries.
By Jamie Larson • •
Lounge By Your Private Lake in Southfield
Real Estate

Lounge By Your Private Lake in Southfield

A post-and-beam contemporary with its own private lake, four bedrooms, and water views from every room in the house.
By Jamie Larson •
Mexican Consulate on Wheels in Poughkeepsie
Community

Mexican Consulate on Wheels in Poughkeepsie

The Consulate General of Mexico is bringing its mobile consular services to the Mid-Hudson Library System auditorium in Poughkeepsie on May 2, offering those with Mexican citizenship the chance to take care of official documents without making the trip to a consular office in New York City.
By Jamie Larson •
A Play About Women and a Viral Treehouse: "Rooted" by WAM in Lenox
Arts

A Play About Women and a Viral Treehouse: "Rooted" by WAM in Lenox

WAM Theatre opens "Rooted," a new comedy by Deborah Zoe Laufer running May 1 through 16 at the Elayne P. Bernstein Theater at Shakespeare & Company.
By Jamie Larson •
A New Foundation: Habitat for Humanity is Building Something Big Outside Hudson
Community

A New Foundation: Habitat for Humanity is Building Something Big Outside Hudson

Saturday, May 2, CGHFH is throwing the doors open with "Building on Our Foundation," a community event running from 11am to 2pm at its new headquarters.
By Jamie Larson •
May Day at Berkshire Waldorf School in Great Barrington May 1
Community

May Day at Berkshire Waldorf School in Great Barrington May 1

Berkshire Waldorf School opens its campus to the community on May 1 for its annual May Day celebration.
By Jamie Larson •
PS21 Summer 2026 Season Preview: Groundtone, Premieres, and Global Voices
Arts

PS21 Summer 2026 Season Preview: Groundtone, Premieres, and Global Voices

With 10 premieres, returning festivals, and artists from around the world, PS21’s 2026 season turns its Chatham campus into a living laboratory for contemporary performance.
By Brian K. Mahoney •

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