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- Aug 6, 2026
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Splash Art Murals Brings Art from Wappingers Falls to New York City (opens the original)
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A mural depicting a brightly colored train was carefully painted in Wappingers Falls this July. It was then transported in a truck to Manhattan, making its way to Penn Station. It sits there now, advertising Tracks Bar & Grill, reopening in its former space later this year after its temporary relocation to Grand Central in 2019. This was the work of Splash Art Murals, a commercial window painting studio run by Brian Zickafoose. “We’re committed to uplifting places and leaving them better than we
Mel Andrel Celebrates Italian American Food Culture with Tutti in Kingston (opens the original)
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A food-inspired passion project that is not a restaurant, bar, or grill opened in July on Kingston’s Abeel Street. Tutti is a food-themed gift and lifestyle shop, run by Mel Andrel and their partner Pete Andrel. “I was really inspired by my Italian-American heritage and growing up with my Nana,” says Andrel, “I wanted to create a place where people could gather, hang out, and grab gifts for their loved ones.” Tutti carries products such as greeting cards, accessories, and writing materials from
Kevin VanHentenryck: Actor, Artist, and Creator of the Hunter Stone Carving Seminar (opens the original)
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On the rocky shelves of Hunter Mountain, a man with a curly white mullet plays a guitar, surveying the view as snow melts around his feet and blocks of bluestone guard his back. This is the opening shot of Pitor Redlinski’s short documentary about Kevin VanHentenryck and his annual Stone Carving Seminar, which takes place August 17 to 29 this year in Tannersville. Filming is familiar ground for VanHentenryck. VanHentenryck fell in love with stone sculpting as a young actor in Manhattan, studying
The New Uplift Festival Brings Movement and Wellness to Phoenicia (opens the original)
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As modern life grows more and more hectic, we can all understand the urge to escape to a special retreat. The Uplift Festival aims to provide exactly that. It is a weekend getaway promoting wellness and movement that takes place on the oldest meteor crash site known to man, a location in Phoenicia sacred to the Esopus and the Mahicans. However, it is more than an escapist wish. “It’s a retreat into life, not an escape from it,” says Pamela Kalechofsky, creator of the festival, “What if what we c
The Hudson Valley's First Nonalcoholic Bottle Shop Opens in Hudson (opens the original)
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A nonalcoholic, or zero-proof, bottle shop may have seemed like an oxymoron, but Ryan Curran has made it a reality for a new generation of nondrinking Americans. “I quit drinking about three years ago,” says Curran, 2007 graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, “and I found out that there really wasn’t a place that had a well-curated section of nonalcoholic beer, wine, and spirits.” Curran’s new store, Hudson Dry, provides high-quality, zero-proof drinks to the increasing number of America
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