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When you purchase a ticket to a Hudson Valley Renegades baseball game at Heritage Financial Park, you get so much more than a seat at the ballpark. You unlock access to a one-of-a-kind, family-friendly experience that goes way beyond the game itself. The Renegades, the Class-A affiliate of the world-famous New York Yankees, are on the leading edge of the evolution of the modern ballpark experience and are constantly finding new and inventive ways to make every trip to the ballgame enjoyable, affordable and unforgettable.
Spring is a wonderful time in Dutchess County, a time when the landscape bursts forth with an arousing display of color and vibrancy. There are so many fun things to do and interesting places to see here in the heart of New York’s Hudson Valley. Here is a list of the Top 10 Dutchess County events for April. It’s a small sampling of the many adventures waiting for you here.
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week is back again for Spring 2025! Make your reservations for March 31-April 13, 2025. Dutchess County menus highlight seasonal autumn flavors that are sure to satisfy. This two-week dining extravaganza features 3-course lunches and dinners that is all about highlighting the talented chefs and locally sourced ingredients of the region
Did you know that maple production in New York is among the highest in the United States? Join us for New York State Maple Weekends (March 22–23 and March 29–30) to learn more fun facts about the sweet stuff! Here in Dutchess County, we have a handful of family-owned, high-quality maple syrup companies that look forward to educating you about the maple syrup making process, in addition to offering sugarhouse tours, family-friendly activities, tastings and more!
Spring Break is not far off, and that means the kids will be home from school and looking for fun things to do. Here in Dutchess County, we’ve got you covered! Here’s a handy-dandy list of the Top 10 Kid-Approved Spring Break Adventures in Dutchess County.
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you’ve come to the right place! Flowing creeks, stocked lakes, and the mighty Hudson River make this area one of the top fly fishing destinations around. Dutchess County is the perfect place to drift a fly or cast your bait or lure in shimmering waters.
One of the best ways to enjoy Dutchess County's scenic beauty is by foot. Some may think hiking means a racing heart rate and challenging trails, but truth is Dutchess has paths for individuals of all experience levels. Enjoy a stroll on one of these easy-going trails with no shortage of spectacular views.
To celebrate International Women’s Day (March 8), here are just a few of the incredible, award-winning women who make Dutchess a premier tourist destination. Many of these businesses and organizations can attribute their success to hard-working, female professionals on their teams. Each year, Dutchess Tourism recognizes tourism businesses that provide exceptional offerings to our visitors with Awards of Distinction in multiple categories.
From unforgettable performances and art exhibitions to history lectures and farm experiences, there are a lot of interesting and exciting events scheduled for March here in Dutchess County. In fact, this is a perfect time to visit! Use this list of our Top 10 March Events to help plan your trip to the heart of New York's Hudson Valley, where there is fun for everyone year-round.
From Irish music and dance performances to pub food paired with locally crafted beer, there are countless ways to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day here in Dutchess County. Only a 90-minute train ride from New York City, Dutchess is the perfect destination for an unforgettable getaway in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Use this list of the Top 10 Ways to Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day in Dutchess to help you plan your trip.
Celebrate 250 Years of American independence in with these events in Dutchess County.
There are a multitude of amazing Dutchess County women to celebrate. Learn more about these different women who made history, and become inspired!
Covering 800 square miles in the heart of New York State’s Hudson Valley Region, Dutchess County delivers an abundance of breathtaking natural beauty, world-renowned dining and farm-to-table culinary experiences. With a storied history of empire builders, visionaries and artists, we’re the perfect place to discover America’s rich heritage. Here in “New York’s Backyard,” you’ll find a year-round playground for outdoor adventurers and food enthusiasts, history buffs and culture vultures — there’s something for everyone.
With the arrival of spring, Dutchess County experiences a dazzling amount of bloom. In fact, many of these charming gardens pop with color throughout the summer.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and it’s the perfect time to highlight the incredibly diverse assortment of Asian American restaurants throughout Dutchess County. Eateries range from authentic Northern Chinese dumpling joints and contemporary Indian restaurants to hotspots with Korean fusion and Tibetan street food. Here are a few of our favorite spots to explore traditional and modern dishes from Asian cultures.
Yoga practice outdoors can do wonders for clearing the mind. Luckily, Dutchess County has several open air opportunities to say "om." Shavasana at sunset overlooking Hudson Valley orchards, find inner peace along the river, cat-cow on gorgeous alpaca farms and more! Read on for eight unforgettable natural yoga experiences.
Dutchess County is a beer-lover's dream. These breweries use Hudson Valley hops, grains and fruit to deliver delicious IPAs, saisons, stouts and more. From bucolic farm breweries to sleek industrial brewpubs, these Hudson Valley craft beverage destinations are seriously worth a visit. Plus, embark on guided tastings at several of these locations with our Dutchess Tourism Taste Finder.
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