America’s National Symbol Can Be Spotted Soaring in March
Throughout March, visitors have a rare opportunity to spot America’s national symbol as more than 150 migratory bald eagles make their way through the Empire State. Soaring birds can be spotted high in the sky. Full Story...
Maple Festivals: Make Life a Little Sweeter!
Maple syrup has a long history in New York. It began when (as legend tells it) Iroquois Chief Woksis threw his tomahawk into a maple tree and discovered the tasty, sweet sap. Full Story...
Get Some Fresh Air in March!
March has arrived and spring is (hopefully!) around the corner. As the temperature climbs and the snow melts away, take some time to explore the scenery and wildlife that Dutchess County has to offer! Full Story...
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Celebrate the Ides of March with a Roman Theme: Pasta Bazzoffia and Spaghetti Al Vino Rosso
Most people associate the Ides of March with the death of Julius Caesar, but before the date got a bad rap, March 15 was a holiday celebrating Mars, the god of war. It was also a day ancient Romans celebrated with festivals to bid farewell to a long cold winter. The chefs at The Culinary Institute of America suggest you greet spring this year like the Romans did, with one of two delicious pasta dishes.. See new video and recipe...
Fairy Tales and Enchanting Stories: Children's Theatre in Dutchess
See your children’s eyes grow wide as they watch their favorite stories come to life! Dutchess County has plenty of productions for kids coming up in March! Full Story... |
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Extraordinary Women and Their Hudson Valley Homes
March is Women's History Month! Full Story...
Delight in the Drama of Dutchess County!
Searching for something to do on a winter weekend? Take a trip to the theatre in March, and chose from comedy and drama alike! Full Story...
Explore the History of Hudson Valley Cuisine & Customs at the Great Estates!
Bon Appétit: Food and Dining in the Hudson Valley, a conference organized by the Great Estates Consortium, will be held on Saturday, March 20, beginning at 8:30am in the Wallace Visitor Center at the Roosevelt Home and Library in Hyde Park. Full Story...
Learn to Quilt Weekend" March 26 & 27!
Make your plans now to attend the Weekend Quilting Getaway for Beginners at The Pawling House Bed & Breakfast. You'll create a wall hanging or table runner to take home on Sunday! Flyer PDF 
Great Hudson Valley Pedal: 200-mile Bicycle tour, Albany to NYC.
The 6th annual Great Hudson Valley Pedal-a six-day, 200-mile recreational bicycle tour from Albany to New York City-is scheduled for August 10-15, 2010. Full Story...
Early Bird Visitors Can Catch Rare North Wing Tours at FDR’s Home
Visitors who enjoy starting their tour day early will be rewarded with a rare opportunity to view the north wing and kitchen of the home of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, at the FDR National Historic Site in Hyde Park. Full Story... |