Community 2026 Hudson Community Portrait Photo Shoot At a recent Waterfront Wednesday, Photographer David McIntire took portraits of the Hudson Community. Here is that moment in time. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Herstory Theater Brings "The Guys" to American Mural Project for the 25th Anniversary of September 11 Herstory Theater Brings "The Guys" to American Mural Project for the 25th Anniversary of September 11. By Jamie Larson •
Real Estate A Lindal Cedar Contemporary on 9 Private Acres in Becket Four bedrooms, a fieldstone fireplace with floor-to-ceiling windows, a primary suite with two balconies, and an oversized back deck—with a lower level ready to finish. By Jamie Larson •
Community A Bird's Eye View of Local Agricultural Ecology at Arthur's Point Farm in Ghent Stencil artist Mayuko Fujino and birder Spencer Crawford lead a morning walk as part of a five-week fall stewardship series exploring native plants and local ecology By Jamie Larson •
Arts After Two Breakout Hollywood Scores, Son Lux Previews New Personal Album at Mass MoCA The Oscar-nominated trio behind the "Everything Everywhere All at Once" score plays "Out Into" live, with a vinyl signing and video installation to follow. By Jamie Larson •
Arts The First Williamstown Jazz Festival Brings Arturo Sandoval and Jazz Royalty to Three Venues Three days, world-class headliners, and a festival MC who ran San Francisco's legendary Keystone Korner for a decade. By Jamie Larson •
Community Imprisoned for a High-Profile Crime He Didn't Commit, Damien Echols Now Writes on Trauma and Healing The West Memphis Three member found a path through trauma in martial arts, sword training, and sustained spiritual practice. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Style Wendy Wisbrun’s Addition to an Early 19th-Century Copake Connects Home to Landscape 1850 Greek Revival occupied an enchanting site beside conserved land, but the house turned little of its attention toward the forest. Until now. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Still the Ones: Orleans Brings Farewell Tour to the Colonial Theatre The band behind "Still the One" and "Dance with Me" closes out five decades of touring, founded by a guitarist who later became a U.S. Congressman By Jamie Larson •
Food 25th Hudson Valley Wine & Food Festival More than 300 vendors, chef demonstrations, and a Riesling from four-time New York Winery of the Year Weis Vineyards mark a quarter-century in Rhinebeck. By Jamie Larson •
Food A Farm Table Dinner Debuts Hancock Shaker Village Textile Collaboration Michelin-starred chef David Israelow cooks beneath the late summer stars, with tables dressed in a new print collection reimagining Shaker gift drawings By Jamie Larson •
Arts Faith No More's Roddy Bottum in Crickets and Bearded Ladies, at Kaatsbaan Crickets and The Bearded Ladies Cabaret's sing/scream/shout-along, closes out Labor Day weekend on the Meadow Stage. By Jamie Larson •
