A Magazine About Food, Art & Exchange In Kingston, NY Published By The Hudson Valley Current.
As an artist, I’ve been wondering how other artists have fared during the pandemic. Personally, I haven’t found it a very creative time, though I’ve
For two decades, Sustainable Hudson Valley (SHV) has nibbled away at our collective denial and focused on concrete action against climate change—and while no one
When the music stopped—when the library closed and Beacon Natural Market ran out of toilet paper—I had fourteen library books and four rolls of Seventh
Nostalgia is not just another “algia”, like neuralgia or fibromyalgia. It is fun until it is not. Imagining the good old days right now could
Being a female entrepreneur has its challenges. Women own 40 percent of all businesses; their businesses invest more in their communities and the environment, and
No minimicemos esta oportunidad. Con todo lo que nos ha sucedido en estos últimos meses podemos ver que resolver los problemas de salud que enfrentamos
As best we humans have been able to decipher, Planet Earth pulled herself together from star remnants about 4.54 billion years ago. “This universe doesn’t
The black locust tree is one of North America’s treasures. Native to the southeast, few trees can rival it for its usefulness yet in modern
Building on Our Pastoral Eternity One of our quieter publishing successes in the region has been Storey Publishing of the Berkshires’ North Adams, Massachusetts, whose
Water, Earth, Stone, Art, and Architecture The Mid-Hudson Valley is a known canvas for creativity and innovation—one of the main reasons I moved to the
Social Capital A valuable capital resource that can be utilized in opposition to monetary gains is social capital. Social capital is the effective functioning of
Hudson Valley Current Member Profile As you probably already know, bees are key. In a very real sense, they are more important to the survival
Can there be love in the time of coronavirus? Of course that thought is informed by the great novel Love in the Time of Cholera,
Whoever said that money doesn’t grow on trees was right. It grows on a small, bushy plant. Just one type of currency, though: silver dollars.
Let’s not minimize this opportunity. With everything that has happened to us in recent months, we can see that solving the health problems we face
The idea of investing in our planet, in the sustainability of the world we inhabit and hope to flourish on, used to be a lyrical
