Rockland County Living, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Tourism
Rockland-Bergen Music Festival started as a birthday indulgence in 2014, but has has built up into a one-of-a-kind event for the region that is scaling up into an impressive enterprise.
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Worgul, who opened Gentle Giant a year ago, and feels vested in Pearl River even though he lives in New Jersey with his wife, has lead the way to bring a robust farmers’ market back to the hamlet.
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Rockland County could become the latest in New York to ban single-use plastic bags, joining a growing movement across the country aimed at reducing litter.
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This Sunday’s parade will mark the third year LCM will be streaming live via Facebook
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Lucy Redzeposki, a human-driven tour-de-force for tourism and economic development in Rockland County, is leaving her post.
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This spring, Nyack Boat Charter, owned by Foster and charter industry-veteran Rob Bellanich, will for its fourth season run river cruises on Hudson. While three of its boats sail or cruise from Nyack Marina, the newest offering, a dinner yacht named “The Festiva” that can accommodate more than 100 will dock in Alpine, NJ.
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Industrial Arts Brewing Company is taking an additional 5,000 square-feet of space at its current facility but the business is moving most of its production, and adding other beer and entertainment-related elements, to a leased 50,000 square-foot space in Beacon.
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Rockland County’s James Chambers, an heir to the Cox family fortune, lands on Forbes richest people list.
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The popular AJ’s Catering and Takeout is closing but CIA-trained chef AJ Servidio and his brother Doug Faehndrich are opening AJ’s Kitchen at 17 North Main Street within the next couple of weeks.
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Juniper Time LLC, a company affiliated with IMH Financial Corporation, successfully bid $18.5 at auction last week to buy The Time Hotel of Nyack. Who is IMH?
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