Food Kafe Neo: New Greek Spot worth an Odyssey Opened by Athens-raised restaurateur Panos Athanasopoulos, Kafe Neo pairs precision espresso drinks with Greek-inspired breakfast and lunch fare in downtown Poughkeepsie. By Jamie Larson •
Style Dahlia Daze: Foxtrot Farm's Two-Day Tuber Festival Seven local farms converge on Stanfordville for the season's best dahlia shopping By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate An Architect-Designed Contemporary With Pool and Long Views, in Great Barrington 5,683 square feet on 5 private acres off Christian Hill Road, with a first-floor primary suite, an upper-level loft, and seasonal views to the hills. By Jamie Larson •
Style Lay Your Eyes on the Tree Peonies While You Can at Naumkeag A two-day garden event built around one of spring's most fleeting blooms By Jamie Larson •
Food Serre: The Maker’s Secret Garden Restaurant Finds Identity With Driven New Chef Inside Serre’s gorgeous greenhouse, classic French technique and contemporary style share a plate. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Upstate Art Weekend Open Studios 2026 Launches Across Hudson Valley The region-wide event on May 16 and 17 invites the public into artists’ working spaces for an intimate look at the Hudson Valley’s thriving creative community. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Wondering Songwriter Taylor Ashton at the Stissing Center The Brooklyn-based folk polymath makes his Pine Plains debut. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Vivace Baroque Orchestra at the Mahaiwe Vivaldi and Piazzolla in conversation, performed by the Vivace Baroque Orchestra. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Help Experimental Musician Annea Lockwood Listen to the Land at PS21 A year-long community sound mapping project begins with a free workshop on the PS21 grounds. By Jamie Larson
Style Daffodil and Tulip Festival Returns to Naumkeag Eight acres of spring bulbs, a plant sale, and Monument Mountain in the background. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The Birch Festival at Tanglewood Saturday Florence Price, Gottschalk, a Washington letter, and Regie Gibson at the Linde Center. By Jamie Larson •
Community Hidden Abolitionists: The Local History of Quakers and Slavery in Clinton Corners University of Pennsylvania historian Sarah Gronningsater brings new research on the region's antislavery movement to the Creek Meeting House By Jamie Larson •
