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- 1Hudson Hall publishes open love letter to Taylor MacโDear Taylor Mac: A Love Letter from Hudson Hall https://www.chronogram.com/arts/music/dear-taylor-mac-hudson-hall-love-l
Hudson Hall, the historic arts venue in Hudson, New York, has published an open letter addressed to performer and playwright Taylor Mac, written in the form of a love letter. The piece, featured in Chronogram's arts and music coverage, celebrates Mac's work and the venue's connection to the queer artist. It reads as both a public tribute and a signal of admiration ahead of Mac's ongoing performing career.
- 2FilmColumbia 2026: Ten Must-See Films in ChathamโFilmColumbia 2026: 10 Must-See Films in Chatham https://www.chronogram.com/arts/fall-arts-preview/the-big-picture-10-fil
FilmColumbia's 2026 festival in Chatham, New York, is drawing attention with a preview highlighting ten must-see films at this year's edition. The Hudson Valley arts event, covered in Chronogram's fall arts preview, is being promoted to regional audiences interested in independent and international cinema as the festival season gets underway.
- 3Guide explains how to buy Ethereum with US dollarsโHow to buy Ethereum (ETH) with US dollars (USD) https://www.chronogram.com/resource-guide/buy-ethereum-eth-with-us-dolla
A new guide published on Chronogram walks readers through purchasing Ethereum (ETH) using US dollars, covering where and how to buy the cryptocurrency. Interest in practical entry points into Ethereum continues as retail investors look for straightforward instructions on converting fiat currency into crypto.
- 4Two-person show "On Fire" opens at TSL in Hudson ValleyโArt Review: "On Fire" at TSL: Jim Denney and Dennis Gordon https://www.chronogram.com/arts/visualart/on-fire-tsl-jim-den
Chronogram has published a review of "On Fire," a two-person exhibition featuring artists Jim Denney and Dennis Gordon at TSL in New York's Hudson Valley. The piece evaluates the works of both artists and draws attention to the collaborative show. Interest in the exhibition comes from the region's active arts community.
- 5Hudson Valley Fall Art Guide Highlights 12 ExhibitionsโผHudson Valley Fall Art Guide 2026: 12 Exhibitions
Chronogram has published its fall 2026 art guide for the Hudson Valley, rounding up 12 exhibitions across the region. The seasonal roundup points readers to galleries and museums showing new work this autumn, and serves as a one-stop calendar for locals and visitors planning gallery trips in the months ahead.
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Chronogram, a Hudson Valley culture magazine, has published its monthly reading roundup, recommending five books for October 2026. The list highlights new and noteworthy titles selected for readers in the Hudson Valley region, continuing the outlet's regular books coverage.
- 7Book Review: Valeria Luiselli's "Beginning Middle End"โBook Review: "Beginning Middle End" by Valeria Luiselli
Chronogram Magazine has published a review of "Beginning Middle End," the new book by Valeria Luiselli, the Mexican-born author known for works such as "Lost Children Archive" and "The Story of My Teeth." The review examines the book's themes and style, adding to discussion of Luiselli's latest literary offering.