Before you are sequestered indoors by icy winds and winter weather from the Arctic, I suggest peeling yourselves away from Breaking News to seek out the public art around town in vacant buildings and deserted public spaces. I feature three works that make a mile walk, but I encourage you to take a few hours to…
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Sculpture Graveyard
For more information, contact Stacy Petty on Instagram @stacypettystudio or www.StacyPetty.com Sculpture Graveyard – October 7 – November 2. Curated by Katherine Kim Inside viewing by appointment. Contact Window on Hudson @windowonhudson Outside windows always viewable. Stacy Petty is a Hudson artist and his solo show Sculpture Graveyard is about the lifespan of sculptures. What…
Hudson Halloween Yards – Part 2
Click here for the full Hudson Halloween Yards 2020 pics:Hudson Halloween Yards – Part 1Hudson Halloween Yards – Part 2Hudson Halloween Yards – Part 3Hudson Halloween Yards – Part 4
Church Bake Sale
Every Sunday until December, stop by St. Michael’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church at 59 Partition Street, noon-2pm, and pick up some home-made pierogis. Sauté them in a little butter – delicious!
Hudson Halloween Yards
It’s Halloween! Time to bring out the ghouls and goblins – and scary clowns and put them in your yard! If you know of any other Halloween Yards in the 12534, please CONTACT ME. I’ll update this page until Halloween. Thanks! -Trix Click here for the full Hudson Halloween Yards 2020 pics:Hudson Halloween Yards –…
Real Estate Whirlwind in Hudson, NY
“It is absolutely insane!” This is how one of the hardest working real estate brokers, Victor Mendolia of TKG Real Estate, describes the current state of the Hudson area real estate market. Mendolia has been a real estate broker for about seven years and he says this summer he is the busiest he has ever…
Pop Up Shops
Tiffany Garriga, Hudson Black Entrepreneurs, The Galvan Foundation and Columbia Opportunities organized the first Pop Up Shops at the Hudson Waterfront. Watch the video and find out more about local black-owned businesses!
Moving to Hudson with Kids
If you have young children, what is life like in Hudson? How are the schools? I talked to Amanda Grubler about family life and the school system in Hudson and here are her comments. Amanda is an educator, the Director of Literacy at Kipp Schools in Albany. She and her family recently moved to Hudson…
Honey, Let’s Take The Kids
Written by Hudsonia Hudson is Family Friendly. Who Knew? Never mind its reputation as a Millennial Mecca. From the antsy five-year-old to the too-cool-for-school young teen (and their long-suffering parents), Hudson offers a scaled version of interesting, fun activities for everyone. What to do? Well, Trixie, of course, has a list. Kayaking /Canoeing Hudson…
Pulver’s Glass and Small Town, U.S.A.
I’ve been in Hudson for nearly three years and like most newcomers, I’ve kept an eye on Hudson’s burgeoning real estate market. During my quest to find a large studio space, I immediately took notice of the For Sale sign at the former Chinese buffet restaurant on Green Street and paid attention once renovations began….