The Basilica Hudson - 19th Century Factory

The 19th century railway wheels factory and then a glue factory, The Basilica Hudson, has marked a new chapter in it's rich history. Over the last decade the building has turned into a community gathering space hosting fundraisers, art exhibitions, film festivals, photo rental studio, music and theater events venue. Read more about The Basilica Hudson here.

For more information contact:

E-mail
info@basilicahudson.com

Address
110 Front Street
Hudson NY 12534
518.822.1050

Events
events@basilicahudson.com

Rental
rental@basilicahudson.com

Website
http://basilicahudson.com/

Hudson :: Way Back When

SepiaTown lets you view and share historical images from around the globe and here are a couple from Hudson, NY - Circa 1900-1929.

Double Blessings

Some moments in life are memorable and magical and this was one of those times. After a sun shower a double rainbow graced the beautiful Hudson Valley. It felt like blessings from heaven!

New York Magazine Features Hudson, NY Galleries

New York Magazine online Travel Section features several galleries in Hudson, NY showcasing emerging artists and photographers::

Carrie Haddad Photographs' new exhibit of Lependorf & Shire opens June 3rd.

Terenchin Gallery displays estate sales seventies-era posters, nineteenth-century watercolors and ancestor paintings, alongside owner Patrick Terenchin's own mixed-media artwork.

Davis Orton Gallery showcases limited-edition small-press photo books and opening in June Lisa Kessler's 'Seeing Pink' exhibit and Elliot Ross's intimate black and white portraits of animals.

*Photo by Terenchin

Carrie Haddad Gallery's New Exhibit Opens This Weekend

Carrie Haddad Gallery's new show opens this weekend with three photographers - Melinda McDaniel, Joseph Putrock and Arnold Kastenbaum. The exhibit showcases, Melinda's "Pour", Joe's "Black Lea Reets" and Arnold's "Puddle" and much more. Visit this lovely gallery on Warren Street. Always an experience!

Photo credit: Melinda McDaniel

Carrie Haddad Gallery
318 Warren St.
Hudson, NY 12534
(518) 828 7655

Night Out on Warren Street

Photo by Warren Neidich

Our first stop was the Carrie Haddad Gallery where we had the pleasure of meeting one of the photographers in the "After Glow" exhibit, Warren Neidich. Accomplished artist, writer and organizer who alternates his time between Berlin and New York currently exhibits in galleries and museums worldwide. The group show at Carrie Haddad will run through August 30, 2009.

We continue our Warren Street stroll to Mexican Radio, a popular restaurant in NYC and now in Hudson, NY, however, our experience was disappointing. We ordered our drinks and waited and waited, and waited. After a long time, a waiter passing by said "Sorry, we had some trouble in the kitchen". Oh, I knew this wasn't going to be good, we hadn't even ordered our dinner! So before we hit "the point of no return" with my six year old, we decided to leave. Next stop Baba Louie's.

On the other hand, our Baba Louie's experience was wonderful in every way...the food, the quick and friendly service was perfect! The pizza reminded me of my Italian Mom's delicious recipe and the Caesar Salad was the tastiest I've ever had!

Our night out on Warren Street ended with a beautiful sunset and cool summer evening breeze.

Carrie Haddad Gallery Visit

This past weekend I went to the Carrie Haddad gallery on Warren Street and saw the David Halliday photography exhibit. The sepia portraits were beautifully photographed and printed. If you are walking down Warren, stop by the gallery and feast your eyes on some beautiful imagery --http://www.carriehaddadgallery.com - 318 Warren St, Hudson, NY. Photo by David Halliday