Community The Last Sisters of Linwood to Sell Rhinebeck Riverfront Spiritual Center Town of Rhinebeck aiding in search for buyer that suits the town’s comprehensive plan, looking to put multimillion-dollar estate back on tax roll. By Jamie Larson •
Chef Rich Reeve and owner Kyle Kelley at Bia in Rhinebeck in 2019. Credit: John Garay Food Rhinebeck’s Modern Irish Bistro Bia to Close in February The Rhinebeck restaurant announced it will permanently close in early February, marking the end of a short but influential chapter in the Hudson Valley dining scene. By Brian K. Mahoney •
Arts "Mary Poppins" in Rhinebeck With a large local cast, lush choreography, and a double-cast title role, the production leans into spectacle and nostalgia. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Artist Diego De Leon-Michel at the Rhinecellar De Leon-Michel fills the lounge with his chaotic and arresting art. The solo exhibition opening Friday January 9 with an artist reception and runs through the end of the month. By Jamie Larson •
Style A Rhinebeck House Built for Entertaining—and a Life Together Tom Polucci and Jamie Mattingly shape a shingle-style Rhinebeck house around music, entertaining, and the life they’ve built together. By Mary Angeles Armstrong •
Community Wonderland of Lights at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds Featuring hundreds of illuminated displays and glowing tableaus spread across the fairgrounds. By Francesca Olsen •
Mei George at the Rhinebeck Farmer's Market. Food Mei’s Dumplings: Handmade Chinese Feeling, Local Farm Filling Only available at the Rhinebeck and Hudson Farmer's Markets and select pop-ups, the dumplings are now a line-worthy commodity. By Jamie Larson •
