Real Estate Ski Chalet in Stephentown In the woods and of them: this is a log and post-and-beam home built in 1975 that encapsulates vintage chalet style. Even the kitchen is rough-hewn. By Francesca Olsen •
Madeline Mason models Ruby Jones. both are Berkshire natives. Style Ruby Jones Brings Her Earthy-Chic Debut Fashion Line Home to Great Barrington Jones hosts a popup Black Friday at Jess Cooney Interiors. By Jamie Larson •
Ken Burns Arts An Interview with Ken Burns: “The American Revolution” Airs November 16 on PBS The acclaimed documentarian talks with us about his latest 12 hour, six part feature. By Peter Aaron
The exterior of the revived Pocketbook Hudson complex. Photo credit: Sean Davidson Style Pocketbook Hudson Hotel and Ambos Restaurant Open in Stunning Factory Renovation The newly opened boutique hotel and restaurant revives an 1800s factory complex into stately venue. By Chronogram Media Admin •
Arts “Man of Constant Sorrow” Dan Tyminski and His Band at the Mahaiwe Tyminski has influenced modern bluegrass for more than three decades, including the ear worm from "O Brother Where Art Thou?" By Francesca Olsen •
Arts TŌN Benefit: Jurassic Park in Concert Tivoli is an unlikely place to be consumed by dinosaurs, but it's fun to pretend. Bard's The Orchestra Now (TŌN) presents the thrill of "Jurassic Park" with John Williams’ legendary score live to the film projected in HD. By Francesca Olsen
Community Holiday Bazaar at The Tin Barn in Germantown An especially cool thing about this bazaar is there's a rotating lineup of 30 vendors each day, providing a compelling reason to attend twice for local holiday shopping. By Francesca Olsen •
Arts Intro to Tarot at Ventfort Hall An introductory workshop exploring the history, structure, and intuitive practice of reading Tarot cards. The session will cover the Ryder-Waite-Smith system, key etiquette, and foundational techniques. By Francesca Olsen
Community The History and Future of Hudson's Iconic Church The Friends of First Presbyterian Church invite the community to an evening of exploration and conversation at Hudson’s iconic church on November 13. By Francesca Olsen •
Community Were Slaves Living in Your Cellar? Talk Examines Architecture and Segregation Wheeler will examine how enslaved people lived in rural Dutch New York during the colonial period, including the ways architecture reflected systems of labor and segregation. By Francesca Olsen
Food Michelin-Starred Sushi Chefs Bring Omakase Pop-Up at Dassai Blue Sake Brewery This Weekend The Hyde Park sake brewery’s growing sushi program is getting serious November 7-10. By Brian K. Mahoney •
The lunch line at Dutchess Outreach in Poughkeepsie. Community Local Communities Mobilize as SNAP Payments Stall Links to available resources across the RI region can be found here. By Jamie Larson
