Tapping into Roots & Rhythm

Jamie Stunkard and Gary Moss have been tuned into Roots and Rhythm since its founding in 2006. From the beginning, Stunkard (S) was on the Roots and Rhythm committee. He’s had a part in …

An oasis on 97

If you’ve driven down Route 97 toward Port Jervis in the last few months, you may have noticed some activity on the left-hand side of the road just outside of Narrowsburg. Assorted …

Room in the manger

“You aren’t fully formed as a person until you visit the Long Eddy Hotel,” says Basket Historical Society President Shaun Sensiba as we pull into the narrow lot beside the building …

The peaceful hum of the alpaca farm

Twenty years ago, Rob Bruce was driving back to the Beechwoods from Jeffersonville when he came upon a road blocked by Dr. Seuss creatures: Small heads perched on long, slender necks, cylindrical …

My passion for farming began at the Big Eddy Farm Stand

Before the Big Eddy Farm Stand, my extent of “agricultural knowledge” was whatever was growing in my mom’s flower garden. I started the project with enthusiasm, but not skill. …

Second nature

Interior designer, artist, permaculturist, beekeeper, founder of Fish & Bicycle pop-up and owner of the antique shop Maison Bergogne—Juliette Hermant wears many hats. Though she’s …

August 15-21, 2019

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Preserving and reinventing tradition

The biker’s way

Managing the Lackawaxen River

Loving the Lackwaxen

On the path of history

Tapping into Roots & Rhythm

An oasis on 97

Room in the manger

The peaceful hum of the alpaca farm

My passion for farming began at the Big Eddy Farm Stand

Second nature

New York World Fishing and Outdoor Expo returns

Second season

Bands about town

Jensen’s Ledges

Abandoned Hard Cider

Seminary Hill Cidery

Autumn street festivals*

Pumpkin Fest:

Geocaching: the hunt for cache

Fall fun down on the farm

Hidden treasures in the mountains

View from the Top

August 15-21, 2019