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Travel & Tourism: Celebrate the Joys of Fall in the Hudson Valley 

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Those long, hot summer days are behind us, but there’s still plenty to celebrate this season. As the mornings become chillier and the days get shorter, the Hudson Valley offers plenty of activities to enjoy this autumn — from festivals, tastings, and more. So browse these enticing destinations and start planning.   

Basque Tapas Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Black Dirt Distillery Café Mio Edgewood Restaurant at Hutton Brickyards Hudson Valley Bounty  New York Apple Association 

Experience authentic cuisine from Spain: Basque Tapas Bar Restaurant 

Restaurateur Benny Castro created the original Basque in the village of Piermont, NY in 2018. It features authentic cuisine from Spain, including an array of Spanish tapas, unique Paellas, Sangrias, and a full selection of Spanish wines. The second Basque location opened in Tarrytown, NY in 2022 — both locations are focused on quality and hospitality in addition to authentic Spanish fare. Discover modern and enduring Spanish classics, such as its famous Paellas that introduces a real Paella to customers — how it should be made with Valencia rice and baked to perfection with a multi-textured blend of moist, chewy, and crispy caramelized rice. Both restaurants have received official certification from Spain as authentic restaurants from Spain. As walk-in restaurants where diners can feel at home and never rushed, reservations are only required for groups of six or more. 

Basque Tarrytown 
61 Main St 
Tarrytown 
914.801.9200 

Basque Piermont 
587 Piermont Ave 
Piermont 
845.395.3100 
www.basquetapasbar.com 

Rediscover peace, love, and so much more: Bethel Woods Center for the Arts 

On the grounds where the 1969 Woodstock festival was held, we are still all about peace and love. Through the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts’ 16,000-person outdoor amphitheater; a museum dedicated to the greatest festival of all time and the decade that led up to it; and programs for creatives of all ages, you can get lost in the legacy of the place where people went to find themselves. With festivals, special events, a gift shop, café, and camping, there’s something for everyone. For concert tickets, exhibit information, and a full calendar of events, visit BethelWoodsCenter.org

Photo by Nate Seitelman

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts 
200 Hurd Rd 
Bethel 
845.583.2000 
www.bethelwoodscenter.org 

Savor the flavor of award-winning libations: Black Dirt Distillery 

Black Dirt Distillery’s co-founders Jason Grizzanti and Jeremy Kidde invite you to sample their award-winning brandies and liqueurs, packaged under the American Fruits and Warwick Gin labels. These products are crafted with love with ingredients sourced from the Black Dirt region. The distillery traces its heritage back to 2012. That’s when the 4,000 square-foot space was built to meet production demand for Warwick Valley Winery’s Black Dirt Bourbon and Black Dirt Apple Jack. Today, it produces upwards of 60 barrels of whiskey or apple jack weekly. Black Dirt Bourbon and Black Dirt Apple Jack tastings are featured at Warwick Valley & Winery in Warwick. 

Black Dirt Distillery 
114 Little York Rd 
Warwick 
845.258.4858 
www.blackdirtdistillery.com 

Discover creative cuisine crafted with love: Café Mio 

Located in the heart of Gardiner, Café Mio specializes in fresh, locally sourced cuisine crafted with love by owner and esteemed chef, Michael Bernardo. New farm-to-table culinary ventures are created daily. 

Café Mio 
2356 US-44 
Gardiner 
845.255.4949 
www.miogardiner.com 

Embark on a culinary journey celebrating the Hudson Valley’s best: Edgewood Restaurant at Hutton Brickyards 

Nestled within the historic grandeur of an 1873 mansion, Edgewood Restaurant offers a dining experience steeped in elegance and intimacy. Our menu showcases cuisine crafted with the utmost care using the freshest seasonal ingredients. Immerse yourself in a harmonious blend of timeless architecture and contemporary flair as you savor each exquisite dish. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or seeking an intimate evening with loved ones, Edgewood provides the perfect backdrop for unforgettable moments. In November, we will reopen for dinner from Thursday through Saturday and offer brunch on Sundays.  

Edgewood Restaurant at Hutton Brickyards 
132 Lindsley Ave  
Kingston  
845.514.4853  
www.huttonbrickyards.com  

Find your next local food adventure: Hudson Valley Bounty  

If you’re looking to discover all the tastiness of the Hudson Valley, look no further than HudsonValleyBounty.com. This one-stop search portal features over 350 farms and food enterprises throughout Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Dutchess, Columbia, Albany, Rensselaer, and Washington counties. Customize your search by geography, business type, products, experiences, and production methods to locate farms, UPicks, wineries/vineyards, distilleries, breweries, cideries, specialty producers, farmers markets, flower growers, food and beverage trails, restaurants, caterers, event venues, retail and grocery stores, and distributors/wholesalers. Additional resources include a seasonality chart, glossary of agricultural terms, and information about farm and food certifications. Start your new food adventure at HudsonValleyBounty.com

Hudson Valley Bounty  
518.432.5360  
www.HudsonValleyBounty.com 

New York State is all about apples: New York Apple Association 

New York State apples are famous for The Big Flavor. Whether sliced, baked, dipped, or enjoyed on the go, New York State apples are the preferred choice of apple lovers everywhere. There are nearly 275 pick-your-own apple orchards, hard cider destinations, and farm stores in New York Apple Country®.  Visit ApplesFromNY.com for locations and hours of operation. 

New York Apple Association 
Fishers, NY 
Info@applesfromNY.com 
www.ApplesFromNY.com 

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