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Guide Longyear Gallery Artist-Run Cooperative Representing emerging and seasoned artists located throughout the New York State region. 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
Resource Guide Why Fashion Is Becoming More Functional Fashion has always been about expression, but modern consumers increasingly expect it to do more than look good. Clothes, shoes, bags, eyewear, jewelry, and accessories are now judged by how well they fit real life. A beautiful piece still matters, but comfort, versatility, durability, convenience, and technology are becoming part By Christopher Pape
Resource Guide How To Choose A High-Quality Daily Tinted Sunscreen The best way to prevent wrinkles or dark spots is to protect your facial skin from the daily sun rays. Regular face sunscreens can be thick, oily and leave a pretty white cast on your skin. However, modern tinted sunscreens provide UV sun protection and light-colour coverage for quick By Christopher Pape
Community The Hudson Latinx Parade and Festival Returns Tuesday A march down Warren Street, live music from across Latin America and the Caribbean, and a launch party the night before kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Norfolk Church Screens "Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism's Unholy War on Democracy" The award-winning documentary traces the movement's roots to a 1970s tax exemption ruling, not Roe v. Wade, in a screening followed by Q&A with the filmmakers. By Jamie Larson •
Style Millbrook Library Tours Beatrix Farrand's Wild Garden in Hyde Park Director of Horticulture Ashley Gamell leads a walk through the newly installed native plant garden at Bellefield, at peak abundance in September By Jamie Larson •
Arts A Close Look at the Giant Wooden Ribcage, Slowly Decaying in the Woods at the Clark A guided discussion of "the End" closes out the "Ground/work: A Close Look" series, examining a sculpture built to disappear. By Jamie Larson •
