Kingston is a city in and the county seat of Ulster County, New York, United States. It is 91 miles (146 km) north of New York City and 59 miles (95 km) south of Albany. It became New York's first capital in 1777, and was burned by the British on October 13, 1777, after the Battles of Saratoga. In the 19th century, the city became an important transport hub after the discovery of natural cement in the region, and had both railroad and canal connections. Passenger rail service has since ceased, and many of the older buildings are part of three historic districts, such as the Stockade District uptown, the Midtown Neighborhood Broadway Corridor, and the Rondout-West Strand Historic District downtown.
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Enjoy the beautiful Hudson River aboard the Black Swan, a 36' Catalina sailboat. Relax on a two and a half hour cruise or day cruise. Cruises are limited to six guests. Open April through October. Departing from Kingston, Rhinecliff and Saugerties.
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The building itself, authentic, maintained and staff by volunteers is worth a visit - but the collection, the collection is noteworthy as well. Mission furniture in the meeting room is easily over a hundred years old, records of service, awards, sleeping quarters intact, the pole still in place - it's as if the firefighters of 1900 just left the building to answer a call and will be back in a few minutes. One of the few intact firehouse museums anywhere.
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Hudson River sailing, in the Hudson valley, if done properly, is a truly unforgettable and sublime experience. Whether it be Epic sunsets over the ancient Catskill mountains, basking in the sun as gentle breeezes caress you, or living it up with friends and dancing on the foredeck as you cruise down the river in complete style and comfort, Tivoli sailing company has the perfect boat and crew for you! We are the only sailing company in the Hudson Valley to have a fleet of boats, so we can scale up or scale down depending on our clients needs. Whether it be a romantic Champagne Sunset Sail for two, on our 29 foot yacht Helen, a large group on our 44 foot luxury yacht Songbird, or a week of Adventure Sailing school for your children on our 24 foot sloops, Leda and Cortney, we can accommodate all of our clients, and their children’s needs. Come see why sailing in the Hudson valley with Tivoli sailing truly is a “Posi Tivoli” sailing experience!”
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At Birch Body Care, the amazing benefits of massage therapy are paired with professional, licensed massage therapists, flexible scheduling, affordable pricing and outstanding service to create a truly therapeutic experience. Our highly trained New York State Licensed Massage Therapists work with you to meet your individual needs and will create a therapeutic session just for you. Go beyond just pampering yourself once in awhile; getting regular massage is great preventative health care and we're here for you! Not in the mood for bodywork? Come in and shop our Boutique! We have a carefully curated selection of Fair Trade gifts, Locally made artisinal chocolate, essential oils, aromatherapy diffusers, skin care products, candles, perfume, jewelry and therapeutic products to aid your body and spirit. Some of the brands we carry are 80 Acres, L:A Bruket, Sage Machado, DoTerra, Wild Bath, Silky Bird, Meow Meow Tweet and Lux.
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Hudson Sailing is New York's premier destination for sailing excursions. We take your group of up to 6 passengers on our modern, safe, fun, spacious and fast, sailing trimaran, Cirrus, for a 3 hour tour of the Hudson River! We are the most sustainable sailing company in the state as we derive nearly all of our power from the Because of our speed, we can sail instead of motor even when the wind is light! Sailing is green. We are the greenest. We serve you delectable hors d'oeuvres made from highest quality products, some from my own farm! Your safety is ensured because we are the most experienced and highly rated crew and captain on the river!
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My best friend and I just had a wonderful time at The Den of Marbletown. It’s a fantastic Steiff teddy bear museum and cafe. They have an amazing number of Steiff teddy bears and animals, a room full of Madame Alexander dolls, a collection of Barbies, a tempting gift shop and a cafe with yummy treats. All of this is nestled in a historic farmhouse. We had a pleasant ride from Albany NY and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. Interesting and fun for all ages. You’ll come away with a big smile on your face!
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-- The Kingston-Rhinecliff Ferry operates Friday through Sunday between the Rhinecliff river dock, easily and directly accessible from the Amtrak Station, and the Kingston waterfront, at the Riverport Wooden Boat Building School (50 Rondout Landing). -- The schedule for the Kingston-Rhinecliff Ferry is periodically updated, so please check the schedule before planning travel. -- Passengers are encouraged to make reservations. Space is limited to 6 passengers (and bikes/luggage) per trip.
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Are you looking for something fun to do? Take a pottery lesson at Kingston Ceramics Studio! In a 1 hour lesson you will watch a demo, and throw two pots on the wheel with guidance. You will choose one glaze and the pot will be fired and ready for pick up within a month. Firing for one of the two pots is included, student's choice. Shipping is extra. No pacemakers at the wheel, please.
I cannot say enough good things about this place! We did a couples class and it was truly a blast. I was surprised how quickly I was able to throw my own pot! It was such a great class and Lex and Ben were such patient teachers. Hands down will return next time I’m in Kingston. Would recommend this place to anyone looking to have fun and get crafty.
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Explore the past, present, and future of Historic Reher's Bakery. Visit the Retail Shop ca 1959 to learn about Sunday mornings mid-century, when Kingstonians converged here to pick up rolls for breakfast on their way home from church. In the oven room, explore historic bakery equipment and hear how Frank Reher and his six children ran this business for 80 years.
This resonant space is remarkably well-preserved, down to the outlines of the rolls that were baked day after day for decades. As a historic site it hasn't been made in any way hokey -- instead there's a Secret Garden quality to it, and you feel lucky to be let in to a place where the past feels tactile and present. Our tour was intelligent, engaging, and delicious (I don't know if every visit features fresh-baked bread, but I appreciated that multi-sensory touch!). I've visited the Hudson River Valley area several times, mainly to see art and be in nature, and I'm grateful to the Reher Center for giving me a much better understanding of the whole region's history, including the stories of immigrants and they communities they created. Not many historic sites manage to trace both micro and macro histories in this way -- brava!
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