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At Woodhouse Pizza, the new restaurant at Woodhouse Lodge in the Catskills town of Greenville, NY, the pizza is made with fresh ingredients from neighborhood farms and they’re pairing pies with excellent cocktails, natural wines, local beer, and crave-worthy small plates.
Niall Connolly, an Irish-born singer-songwriter who splits his time between Rockaway Queens and East Durham (a.k.a. The Emerald Isle of the Catskills), has a gift for crafting songs of hope during hard times.
We’re on the hunt for the greatest corn maze in the Catskills and Hudson Valley. Is it Stanton's Feura Farm, Samascott Orchards, Kesicke Farm, or Hull-O Farms? Or do you have another idea?
Fred Wolf of Nature Based showed up at our place with a machete, some landscape fabric, and a dream.
Our journey begins with “Farmer Fred” Wolf of Nature Based to turn an acre of overgrown land into a self-sustained ecosystem, filled with indigenous flowers, medicinal herbs, and fruit.
Aidan O'Connor is that rare politician whose interest in government is born out of his love for humanity. This progressive Greene County Legislator hopes to be the first paramedic on the NYS Assembly.
What's the best bakery in the Catskills? Bonfiglio and Bread, in the quaint riverfront village of Athens, is definitely on our list.
City folks always flock to Hudson, Phoenecia, and the surrounding areas. But if you have access to a car and can sneak away for a couple of days, go to the hamlet of Oak Hill in the Great Northern Catskills.
WARNING: The Coxsackie Farmers Market will ruin you for city greenmarkets forever.
East Durham Farms is one of the main reasons I started writing about the Catskills. Whether you're a local or a weekender, it's totally worth seeking out this little farm stand at 175 Brown Road in East Durham. In the past year, I've written about their glorious sun-sweetened peas, their kid-friendly farm animals, their impossibly delicious tomatoes, and their pumpkins and Thanksgiving turkeys. I love this place.
Reed Street Bottle Shop in Coxsackie sells wine, spirits, and ciders—including some rare and hard-to-find bottles—but you don't have to be a connoisseur to fall in love with this place.
