Independent pharmacies across the Hudson Valley are being squeezed by Pharmacy Benefit Managers—corporate middlemen who reimburse them below cost—threatening their survival.

The Trump administration has found yet another axis of grievance: art.

Small Hudson Valley businesses—from toy shops to wine importers—are facing rising costs and supply chain uncertainty as new tariffs take effect.

The NEA, under the Trump administration, has rescinded a $50,000 grant to to MASS MoCA for Jeffrey Gibson’s exhibition “POWER FULL BECAUSE WE’RE DIFFERENT,” citing that the show “no longer serves the interest of the United States.”

The Hudson Valley burlesque scene is booming, with performers like Ginger Maraschino and Kate Beyond bringing bold, sold-out shows to venues like Unicorn Bar, Darlings Roadhouse, and Night Swim.

Unicorn Bar in Midtown Kingston marks one year tonight with queer line dancing, live music by the Unicorn Brass Band, and a performance by Lady Slipper.

Across the Hudson Valley organizers are gearing up for a month of May Day Strong rallies, part of a nationwide movement pushing back against what they call a billionaire-led assault on working families.

A newly opened exhibit in Kingston offers a rare glimpse into the city’s post-war life through the lens of Edward Budney, an amateur photographer whose archive of 10,000 black-and-white negatives was discovered at a tag sale.

Lilly, a powerful biopic about equal pay activist Lilly Ledbetter starring Patricia Clarkson, screens at the Orpheum in Saugerties on May 22. A post-film Q&A with Clarkson and co-star Thomas Sadoski will follow.

Where in the Hudson Valley can you find a 19-foot-tall taxidermied giraffe? Only in Hudson. Known for its luxe antiques and high-end design, the city also has a taste for the weird and wonderful.

Applications are now open for Kingston Common Futures, a first-of-its-kind, community-led grant program investing $150,000 into Kingston-based projects. #KingstonNY #HudsonValley

Namai Studio, the upcycled kantha fashion brand founded by Bianca Kuttickattu, has moved from Sullivan County to Kingston’s Hasbrouck Avenue.

April in the Hudson Valley, and the art gods are feeling generous. www.chronogram.com/a...

On a drenching Saturday that would’ve sent most folks burrowing under blankets with a pot of tea and a streaming backlog, a few thousand Hudson Valley residents gathered in Kingston’s Academy Green Park for something a bit more elemental: the defense of democracy. www.chronogram.com/r...

On April 24, Sandra Bernhard brings her latest show, "Shapes & Forms," to Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill, offering an evening of sharp-witted social commentary, music, and unscripted moments that have long defined her stage presence.

One week until THE WOODS haunts The Avalon Lounge! ⚡️ Don’t miss this locally shot indie horror from Sarah Lyons. Big thanks to @chronogram.bsky.social for the shoutout! #TheWoodsMovie #IndieHorror #HudsonValleyFilm #HorrorScreening

Kirkland Bray’s surrealist landscapes come to life on the cover of Chronogram’s April issue. Hitchhiker Gathering, part of his Gathering series, depicts peculiar masses hitchhiking in opposite directions along Route 66.

In recent months, a growing number of Berkshire County organizations and municipal groups have intensified their efforts to support LGBTQ+ rights.

Hy’s Fried in South Egremont is a roadhouse revival serving up gluten-free fried chicken, vinyl-fueled dance parties, and a surreal, Wes Anderson-inspired aesthetic. ruralintelligence.co...

The Goddess Party returns with “Goddess Party Unplugged” at the Odd Fellows Temple in Saugerties on March 21 and 22. Over 30 performers blend ethereal harmonies, Bulgarian field songs, and punk anthems, with immersive “pink ’80s prom” visuals by BA Miale. www.chronogram.com/a...

A wave of new restaurants is bringing underrepresented cuisines to the Hudson Valley, expanding the region’s diverse dining landscape. www.chronogram.com/f...

This summer, Caramoor celebrates its 80th anniversary with an expansive season (June 15–August 3) that blends classical icons, genre-bending innovators, and a generous helping of fresh discoveries. www.chronogram.com/a...

With its return in 2025, Mountain Jam promises to deliver a revitalized experience, celebrating music, community, and the enduring spirit of the Catskills. www.chronogram.com/a...

More than a mere taxonomy of flora and fauna, From the Hudson to the Taconics is a cultural and ecological love letter to the region, one that asks readers not just to observe but to engage. www.chronogram.com/l...

On March 20, the Hudson Valley Venture Hub at SUNY New Paltz hosts "The Most Promising Companies in the Hudson Valley" at Senate Garage in Kingston. Ten startups, including Moonburger, will pitch for $20,000 in non-dilutive capital. www.chronogram.com/l...

After eight years in Woodstock, Mud Club and Early Terrible are closing as the Ballinger brothers shift focus downstate. In their place, Lisa Choi and Craig Leonard—of Silvia and Good Night—will open Gemela in May. www.chronogram.com/f...

Featured on Chronogram’s March cover, Rebecca Conroy's solo exhibition Going Places runs at Basilica Hudson from March 15 to April 1, capturing fleeting moments of adolescence in surreal yet familiar settings and blurring the line between realism and dreamscape. www.chronogram.com/a...

From vegetable farms and dairies to flower growers, livestock operations, and herb specialists, from Westchester to Greene County—here is a complete roundup of 2025 season CSAs in the Hudson Valley to stock your pantry with local goods. www.chronogram.com/f...

Known for his sharp wit and keen observations on American society, Patton Oswalt will bring his distinctive brand of comedy to the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center in Great Barrington on Saturday, March 22 as part of his “Effervescent” tour. www.chronogram.com/a...

On March 16 at 6 pm, Colin Quinn will bring his distinctive blend of satire and storytelling to the Woodstock Playhouse for a benefit performance in support of the Woodstock Land Conservancy. www.chronogram.com/a...

Following the screening on March8, Pamela Yates and Paco De Onis will join a panel discussion to explore the film’s themes and their implications for communities like Kingston.

On March 7 the founding bassist of the Pixies and front woman of the Breeders and the Amps will rock the roof of the Bearsville Theater. Hello Mary will open.

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