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What to Do in the Hudson Valley This Week

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Source: Hudson Valley Magazine

An endurance race in Gardiner, a music fest in Beacon, and more are top things to do in the Hudson Valley this week. When it comes to things to do each week, there’s no place quite like the Hudson Valley. The region is a hub for activities of all sorts, from art exhibits and theater to craft fairs, food festivals, and inventive workshops. Yet with all the happenings across the area’s counties, it can be a challenge to figure out exactly what to do. To get started, here are our top picks for the week. P.S. Want even more? Check out our calendar for a rundown of events happening in the Hudson Valley. Banjo Weekend 2026 The Ashokan Center, OlivebridgeNovember 6-8 Enjoy a weekend of banjo-centric fun at The Ashokan Center in Olivebridge. Open to all skill levels, Banjo Weekend will feature a stellar lineup of teachers in a warm and supportive environment sharing new tunes, techniques, and musical insight.

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