Studio SFW Click for listing information Sponsored December 22, 2020 Share this post Studio S F W(929) 383-0104Studiosfw.comInquiries@studiosfw.com Share this post Written by Sponsored Hudson Home layers vintage furniture with contemporary design objects, creating interiors that feel lived-in, considered, and open to interpretation rather than styled to a script. Style Where to Shop in Columbia County: Antiques, Design, and Local Finds Antiques warehouses, design shops, bookstores, and everyday gathering places that reward browsing, curiosity, and long attention across Columbia County. By Chronogram Staff • Style No Nails Needed: Andrew Jack Opens a New Chapter for the Windsor Chair in Sheffield On Sunday, March 1, from 10am to 4pm, Windsor chairmaker Andrew Jack will throw open the doors to his new workshop and gallery at 292 South Main Street in Sheffield. By Jamie Larson • Stressless by Design: Paul Rich & Sons Quality Furniture For more than four decades, Paul Rich & Sons has evolved alongside the homes it furnishes. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team • Real Estate 1695 Farmhouse at Core of Elegant Elizaville Homestead A house with roots reaching back to the earliest years of the Hudson Valley’s European settlement. By Jamie Larson • Food Chickpea Diplomacy: 7 Local Falafel Spots from 5 Different Cultures Israeli, Palestinian, Lebanese, Turkish, and Greek—however they mix it and fry it, falafel is a binder. By Jamie Larson • Arts Chekhov’s Short Stories Take to Local Stages in “Chekhovek” This Month Director Melania Levitsky adapts nine short stories by Anton Chekhov into a five-actor theatrical collage that highlights the Russian writer’s humor, compassion, and absurdity of everyday life. By Brian K. Mahoney • Community Lakota-Led AI Research Explores Ethics Through Indigenous Knowledge At Bard’s Wíhaŋble S’a Center, artist and scholar Suzanne Kite is rethinking artificial intelligence through Lakota knowledge—combining hide tanning, beadwork, dream research, and land-based practice to imagine a more ethical relationship with technology. By Jessica Carew Kraft Arts Barrington Stage Co. and Chester Theatre Co. Announce 2026 Seasons The Berkshire theater season is finally beginning to feel near, especially as more companies announce their intriguing spring-summer lineups. By Jamie Larson • • Real Estate Creative Compound on 119 Acres in Claverack A hidden former farmstead turned creative retreat, the property has the scale of a private estate and the infrastructure of a serious live-work compound. By Jamie Larson •
Hudson Home layers vintage furniture with contemporary design objects, creating interiors that feel lived-in, considered, and open to interpretation rather than styled to a script. Style Where to Shop in Columbia County: Antiques, Design, and Local Finds Antiques warehouses, design shops, bookstores, and everyday gathering places that reward browsing, curiosity, and long attention across Columbia County. By Chronogram Staff •
Style No Nails Needed: Andrew Jack Opens a New Chapter for the Windsor Chair in Sheffield On Sunday, March 1, from 10am to 4pm, Windsor chairmaker Andrew Jack will throw open the doors to his new workshop and gallery at 292 South Main Street in Sheffield. By Jamie Larson •
Stressless by Design: Paul Rich & Sons Quality Furniture For more than four decades, Paul Rich & Sons has evolved alongside the homes it furnishes. By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team •
Real Estate 1695 Farmhouse at Core of Elegant Elizaville Homestead A house with roots reaching back to the earliest years of the Hudson Valley’s European settlement. By Jamie Larson •
Food Chickpea Diplomacy: 7 Local Falafel Spots from 5 Different Cultures Israeli, Palestinian, Lebanese, Turkish, and Greek—however they mix it and fry it, falafel is a binder. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Chekhov’s Short Stories Take to Local Stages in “Chekhovek” This Month Director Melania Levitsky adapts nine short stories by Anton Chekhov into a five-actor theatrical collage that highlights the Russian writer’s humor, compassion, and absurdity of everyday life. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Community Lakota-Led AI Research Explores Ethics Through Indigenous Knowledge At Bard’s Wíhaŋble S’a Center, artist and scholar Suzanne Kite is rethinking artificial intelligence through Lakota knowledge—combining hide tanning, beadwork, dream research, and land-based practice to imagine a more ethical relationship with technology. By Jessica Carew Kraft
Arts Barrington Stage Co. and Chester Theatre Co. Announce 2026 Seasons The Berkshire theater season is finally beginning to feel near, especially as more companies announce their intriguing spring-summer lineups. By Jamie Larson • •
Real Estate Creative Compound on 119 Acres in Claverack A hidden former farmstead turned creative retreat, the property has the scale of a private estate and the infrastructure of a serious live-work compound. By Jamie Larson •
