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Female
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Ages 45-54
27%
Male
Average Household Income:
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25%
Regularly Read the Magazine:
96.5
%
22%
5
%
Ages 21-34
Ages 65-74
21%
Ages 35-44
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• 40% have a professional/
managerial position
• 16% own or co-own a business
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• 65% will purchase men’s clothing
• 42% will purchase children’s apparel
• 41% will make purchases at a florist or
gift shop
HOME OWNERS
ACTIVE & INVOLVED
• 92% own a home
• $700,277 average value of primary
residence
• 60% will purchase furniture/home
furnishings in the next 12 months
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products in the next 12 months
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products in the next 12 months
• 52% will use a lawn care service in the
next 12 months
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• 77% plan to travel
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• 61% will consult a financial planner
• 55% will join a health club/exercise class
• 31% dine out 6-10 times per month
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For May 2, 2017 DELIVERY
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Visit
DIA:Beacon
at this mammoth,
240,000-square-foot
museum. Housed in a
restored Nabisco box
factory, the pieces are
by modern-art powerhouses like Andy
Warhol, Dan Flavin, and
Richard Serra (whose
monumental steel
sculptures, Torqued
Ellipses, are a particular
highlight). Temporary
exhibits, as well as
monthly gallery talks
and “community free”
days for local residents,
are also part of the
museum’s offerings.
BRIDGE TO THE
FUTURE. The
Walkway is now the
longest pedestrian
bridge in the world.
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Stroll across the Walkway
Over the Hudson
the Hudson
Jaw-dropping views of
to the
— encompassing the Highlands
the north — sursouth, the Catskills to
long linear
round you from this 1.28-mile
river from Poughpark, which spans the
Ulster County.
keepsie to Highland in
railroad
Built in 1888, the onetime
into a pedestrian
bridge was converted
became one
pathway in 2009; it instantly
attractions,
of the Valley’s most popular
visitors each year.
drawing half a million
the bridge’s
For an extra thrill, reach
212 vertical
concrete deck by soaring
— in the site’s
feet — that’s 21 stories
glass-walled elevator.
DINING DESTINATION:
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Large-scale works
of contemporary art,
created between the
1960s and today, are
on permanent display
RICHARDBARNES
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things to see and do
With so many wonderful
into an international
has been tranformed
that the Hudson Valley
or are just visiting, you
whether you live here,
tourism hot spot. So
to offer.
best the region has
won’t want to miss the
Institute of America to four student-staffed resis also home
culinary colleges, the CIA
prepare authentic
One of the nation’s leading
cuisine at the Bocuse Restaurant;
South, and
learn the art of French
taurants. Future chefs
American favorites (North,
Caterina de’ Medici; concoct
and baked
Italian dishes at Ristorante
grab-and-go soups, sandwiches,
Restaurant; and whip up
sure to get top-notch fare.
Central) at American Bounty
eatery you choose, you’re
Bakery Café. Whichever
goods at the Apple Pie
Dine at the Culinary
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Watch a Shakespeare
River
play with a Hudson
backdrop
Val-
The town of Hyde
FINE FOOD, FINE ART
the Culinary Institute
Park is home to both
the country’s premier
of America (above),
the Vanderbilt Mansion
cooking school; and
(right), an elaborately
National Historic Site
retreat.
decorated Gilded Age
NPS BILL URBIN
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Now in its 30th year, the
has garnered
ley Shakespeare Festival
New York
critical acclaim from the
publications
Times and other national
of the Bard’s
for its imaginative staging
This troupe of
comedies and tragedies.
in an openprofessional actors performs
grounds of the
air theater tent on the
in Garrison; the
Boscobel house museum
the “stage” against
players enter and exit
of river scenery.
a spectacular backdrop
— two by
Productions of three plays
fellow 16th-centuShakespeare, one by a
in reperry playwright — are presented
months.
tory throughout the summer
Estates
Tour one of the Great
k with mansions and
The Valley is chock-a-bloc
structures built at various
architecturally significant
pick:
200-plus years. Take your
points during the past
can visit the opulent residences
Within the region, you
Martin
(FDR’s Springwood, and
of two past presidents
a member of the Livingston
Van Buren’s Lindenwald);
family akin to the Kennedys
18th-century
the
clan,
19th-century artists (Frederic
(Clermont); a pair of
Morse’s Locust
F.B.
Samuel
and
Church’s Olana
Age capitalists (Vanderbilt
Grove); and two Gilded
at Staatsburgh).
Mansion, and Mills Mansion
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The Gunk Haus
in Clintondale
serves
THE SECRET IS OUT
— THE HUDSON VALLEY
HAS EMERGED AS A
PRIMO PLACE TO ENJOY
A WIDE RANGE OF
WORLD-CLASS FOOD
DRINK. YOU CAN CHOOSE
AND
FARM-TO-TABLE, FANCY,
WATERFRONT, OR
CASUAL, ON THE
EVEN TAKE IN A SHOW
AS YOU DINE.
Restaurant (www.riverd
ining.com) highlights
seafood
dishes — but its brick
oven pizza is also popular.
Better
than a doggie bag, this
eatery includes a retail
shop that
sells fresh fish and meats,
and specialty ingredients.
Situated on a golf course,
The Garrison (www.thega
rrison.
com/restaurants/valley.h
tml) has a wall of windows
— as
well as an outdoor patio
— pointed toward the
river and
(more prominently) the
Hudson Highlands. The
restaurant
offers a seasonal American
menu, and uses local products
whenever possible, including
from its own farm.
Room with a View
T
Mill House
Brewing
Company in
Poughkeepsie
offers more
than just beer.
here’s no doubt about
it: Foodies of all types
are
flocking to the Valley
to partake of the region’s
wealth of top-flight restaurants.
And why not? The area
has all the ingredients
necessary
to cook up a thriving dining
scene. It started back
in 1972,
when The Culinary Institute
of America opened its
doors
to its Hyde Park digs,
and began churning out
superbly
trained chefs (many of
whom chose to stay
in the area
and open new restaurants
themselves). The movement
gathered steam in 1985,
when Time magazine
called Chef
John Novi of High Falls’
Depuy Canal House “the
father of
New American Cooking.”
But it was the more recent
emergence of farm-to-table
cuisine, and the resulting
partnership among local farmers,
chefs, and restaurateur
s, which
really helped propel the
Valley into the dining-destin
ation
stratosphere.
Whether you’re in the
mood for pub grub with
a craft
brewed IPA, or a 32-ounce
ribeye washed down
with a
bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon,
the Valley has just the
right
eatery to fulfill your cravings,
and wallet.
Bites & Brews
The recent explosion
of new craft breweries
in the region is good news for diners:
Many of these establishmen
ts
pay equal attention to
what goes in their growlers
and on
their plates. The bill of
fare at Poughkeepsie’s
Mill House
Brewing Company
(www.millhousebrewing
.com), for
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Of course, views of the
river are wonderful to
have while
you’re dining — but
they aren’t the only game
in town.
They may not be situated
on the banks of the Hudson,
but
these local eateries offer
spectacular sights nontheless.
At
instance, ranges from
brick-oven pizza to buffalo
fried
oysters. Crossroads
Brewing Company’s
pub menu
(www.crossroadsbrewing
co.com) offers ale-steamed
mussels, maple-brined half
chicken, and a cheese
board loaded
with locally produced
varieties. Along with the
usual salads and sandwiches. C.H.
Evans Brewing Company
at
the Albany Pump Station
(www.evansale.com)
has a long
list of entrées that includes
short ribs, wasabi shrimp,
and
eggplant lasagna. Chatham
Brewing Company
(www.
chathambrewing.com)
offers an ever-growing
number of
beers, and a year ago introduced
a popular food cart/truck.
Locals rave about the
burgers.
Roundhouse Beacon
(www.roundhousebeacon
.com),
floor-to-ceiling windows
in the dining room face
Fishkill
Creek — and its cascading
falls — head-on; in summer,
diners make use of the
adjacent outdoor patio
that also
overlooks the rushing
waters. Mountain views
— and German cuisine — are the
order of the day at Gunk
Haus in
Clintondale (www.gunkh
aus.com). This gastro-pub
sits at
the base of the Shawangunk
Mountains — or the ‘Gunks,
as the locals call them,
hence the restaurant’s
unusual
moniker; Schnitzel, Spaetzle,
and strudel pack the
menu
here. The circa-1860
Vanderbilt House (www.vande
rbilt-house.com), in Columbia
County’s village of Philmont,
was built as a hotel and
restaurant for railroad
employees.
Today, it continues to serve,
under the third generation,
the
same purpose — but not
just for the Vanderbilts’
workers.
The building sits on the
banks of tree-lined Summit
Lake,
offering diners a tranquil
landscape vista.
Name Brands
No need to travel to
Manhattan: Restaurants
owned
by highly regarded chefs
are popping up in the
Valley at
a steady rate. Housed
in a renovated 1833 building,
the
Inn at Pound Ridge
by Jean-Georges Vongerichten
(www.theinnatpoundrid
ge.com) — with its casual-dinin
g
menu of pizza, pasta,
burgers and such — is
perhaps the
best known. While his
name may not have the
same cache,
John McCarthy of Hudson’s
The Crimson Sparrow
(www.thecrimsonsparro
w.com) cut his culinary
teeth
The Inn at Pound
Ridge by JeanGeorges serves
exceptional cuisine
in
a cozy country setting.
On the Waterfront
Nothing says “Hudson
Valley” so much as simultaneou
sly enjoying a good meal
and a perfect river view
— and the
area has no shortage of
restaurants where you
can do that.
Located right on the
banks of the Hudson,
the Poughkeepsie Ice House
(www.poughkeepsieiceho
use.com)
sports an outdoor patio
where diners enjoy
seafood
dishes, such as steamed
mussels, and farm-to-table
fare.
Formerly known as Torches
on the Hudson, Blu Pointe
in Newburgh (www.blu-po
inte.com) is a seafood
lover’s
mecca, with a raw bar
and four different lobster
entrées;
feast indoors or out while
admiring the view of
the Hudson Highlands and the
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge.
The contemporary American
menu at Cold Spring’s
Riverview
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closing date falls on Saturday, Sunday or holiday, issue closes preceding work day.
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ne of National Geographic Traveler’s Top
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• 4,650 square miles
• 7 counties (Dutchess, Greene, Orange,
Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster)
• 1 98 municipalities
• Population - 2 million
• 49% male/51% female
• Total number of households - 733,542
• Median age - 39.81
• 52% have bachelor’s degree or higher
• Civilian labor force 1,200,000
• Median home price - $350,950
• 6 interstate highways
• 6 airports
• 30 colleges and universities
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