Food Comfort Food from Everywhere at New Soluna Cafe Cantina Hospitality veterans Juan Carlos Granda and Gina Macias'snew Hudson restaurant blends Latin flavors, global influences, and community-driven dining. By Margot Isaacs •
Arts Crys Matthews at Hudson's Park Theater Singer-songwriter Crys Matthews brings her singular blend of folk, blues, and Americana to Hudson’s Park Theater on Thursday, February 19. By Jamie Larson •
View of Olana State Historic Site overlooking the Hudson River, home and studio of landscape painter Frederic Church. Arts Frederic Church at 200: Historic Artist who Built Olana Goes Global A yearlong bicentennial celebration centered at Olana reframes Frederic Church as a globally minded artist whose work still shapes how we see landscape. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts Nicole Zuraitis, Valentine’s Day at Hudson Hall Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a live performance by the two-time Grammy winner at Hudson Hall. By Jamie Larson •
Food Learn to Butcher a Whole Pig with Your Valentine at the Meat Hook This romantic weekend deepen your knowledge of traditional craft butchery with a hands-on workshop. By Jamie Larson •
Food Manor Rock Restaurant in Hudson to Close January 31, Farm to Continue The Hudson restaurant will close at the end of January, while Manor Rock Farm continues its regenerative agriculture work in Columbia County. By Chronogram Staff •
Real Estate Handsome Hudson Hunk, Next Door to City Hall A commanding historic presence next door to Hudson’s City Hall. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Aaron Dessner and Friends to Headline Hawthorne Valley Benefit Concert at Basilica Hudson Aaron Dessner, Melissa Auf der Maur, Rich Robinson, and Joachim Cooder headline a benefit concert at Basilica Hudson on February 28. By Chronogram Staff •
Arts Hudson Artist Nathan Young Awarded 2026 United States Artists Fellowship Young is among 50 artists selected for the $50,000 unrestricted fellowship in United States Artists’ 20th anniversary year. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts "Nation Faces" at Hudson Milliner Art Salon "Nation Faces" takes its title seriously, aiming to look beyond political rhetoric to the lived experiences, emotions, and stories that define the American landscape. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Hudson Film Festival Brings Free Award-Season Screenings to Local Theaters Hudson Film Festival’s “Winter Watch” Awards Season Screening Series returns January 8–11, bringing four free, well-timed screenings to Hudson at Time & Space Limited and Story Screen Cinema. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Real Estate Personality and History in Hudson An elegant Italianate residence built in 1880 and meticulously restored for today’s discerning homeowner, where classic proportions, period details, and thoughtful upgrades converge mere blocks from downtown’s restaurants, galleries, and shops. By Jamie Larson •
