Longyear Gallery Artist-Run Cooperative Representing emerging and seasoned artists located throughout the New York State region. Chronogram Media Branded Content Team November 25, 2025 Share this post 785 Main Street,Margaretville, NY 12445(845) 586-3270info@longyeargallery.orgLongyeargallery.orgFacebookInstagram Share this post Written by Chronogram Media Branded Content Team Art Gray Guide White Webb White Webb is an interior design firm known for its artful blending of old and new. By Sponsored Guide SLOAN ARCHITECTS, P.C. For over twenty years Sloan Architects, P.C. of Millbrook, NY has earned a reputation for unmatched design versatility. By Sponsored Image courtesy of DRA/W Guide DRA/W At DRA/W, we believe that architecture does more than simply follow function. By Sponsored Style The FleaHive Market Brings Secondhand Style to North Adams Vintage, upcycled, and handmade vendors take over Hotel Downstreet for a curated market. By Jamie Larson • Arts Landmark Doc on Radical Union "The Wobblies" Screens at AMP Historian Hamish Lutris and Connecticut labor activist Steve Thornton, author of "A Shoeleather History of the Wobblies," lead the discussion afterward By Jamie Larson • Arts Flore Laurentienne Blends Chamber Sound With a Minimoog at the Clark Composer Mathieu David Gagnon's chamber-electronic project, named for a botanist's writings on the region's wild plants, brings strings and vintage synthesizers to the museum's auditorium. By Jamie Larson • Community The Cemetery Crawl Returns to Red Hook, One Gravestone Clue at a Time A month-long scavenger hunt through six historic cemeteries kicks off at Hardscrabble Day, with a bluegrass award ceremony closing things out in October By Jamie Larson • Community 24 Hours to Count Every Species: Berkshire Biodiversity Day Returns to Bartholomew's Cobble BEAT's 17th annual BioBlitz brings scientists and naturalists together with the public for a full day and night of species surveying By Jamie Larson • Arts This Weekend, Bard Holds Festival for a Composer the Nazis Tried to Erase The Gernsheim Rediscovery Initiative opens with a festival running Friday through Sunday, September 18–20, on Bard's Annandale-on-Hudson campus—the first public move in a multi-year effort to bring a forgotten peer of Brahms back into the classical repertoire. By Jamie Larson •
Art Gray Guide White Webb White Webb is an interior design firm known for its artful blending of old and new. By Sponsored
Guide SLOAN ARCHITECTS, P.C. For over twenty years Sloan Architects, P.C. of Millbrook, NY has earned a reputation for unmatched design versatility. By Sponsored
Image courtesy of DRA/W Guide DRA/W At DRA/W, we believe that architecture does more than simply follow function. By Sponsored
Style The FleaHive Market Brings Secondhand Style to North Adams Vintage, upcycled, and handmade vendors take over Hotel Downstreet for a curated market. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Landmark Doc on Radical Union "The Wobblies" Screens at AMP Historian Hamish Lutris and Connecticut labor activist Steve Thornton, author of "A Shoeleather History of the Wobblies," lead the discussion afterward By Jamie Larson •
Arts Flore Laurentienne Blends Chamber Sound With a Minimoog at the Clark Composer Mathieu David Gagnon's chamber-electronic project, named for a botanist's writings on the region's wild plants, brings strings and vintage synthesizers to the museum's auditorium. By Jamie Larson •
Community The Cemetery Crawl Returns to Red Hook, One Gravestone Clue at a Time A month-long scavenger hunt through six historic cemeteries kicks off at Hardscrabble Day, with a bluegrass award ceremony closing things out in October By Jamie Larson •
Community 24 Hours to Count Every Species: Berkshire Biodiversity Day Returns to Bartholomew's Cobble BEAT's 17th annual BioBlitz brings scientists and naturalists together with the public for a full day and night of species surveying By Jamie Larson •
Arts This Weekend, Bard Holds Festival for a Composer the Nazis Tried to Erase The Gernsheim Rediscovery Initiative opens with a festival running Friday through Sunday, September 18–20, on Bard's Annandale-on-Hudson campus—the first public move in a multi-year effort to bring a forgotten peer of Brahms back into the classical repertoire. By Jamie Larson •
