Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History

For nearly a century, two generations of the Jewish immigrant Reher family ran a bakery from the storefront of 101 Broadway in Kingston, New York, and lived upstairs. Kingston residents of the surrounding Rondout neighborhood, mostly working class and immigrant, came to Reher’s for bread, canned goods, and gossip. Today, the site is a museum […]

Rondout Lighthouse

The Rondout Lighthouse is the last of three lighthouses marking the entrance to the Rondout Creek. Still fully operational as a navigational light, the Rondout lighthouse is one of only seven remaining on the Hudson River. This brick lighthouse, completed and lit in 1915, is accessible only by boat. Owned by the City of Kingston […]

Trolley Museum of New York

The Trolley Museum of New York (TMNY) has been in downtown Kingston on the Rondout Waterfront since 1983. TMNY is a educational Museum that offers hands on exhibits of early model Trolleys and Subway cars. Step back in time as you take a ride on Car 358 along the rails originally used by the Ulster […]

Come join Rick, Karl, and Josie for an evening of music with Nowhere at Home at Chromatic Studios as we kick off our house concert series! Admission is free, but we’ll be asking for donations, which will all go to the band! BYOB; easy street parking but limited seating.

Cornell Street Studios is a community based Multi Studio Complex that hosts themed art exhibits, craft fairs, fitness classes, fashion shows, car shows and other various events throughout the year. Their gallery and gift shop located on Cornell Street in Kingston is open Monday through friday and Saturdays by events and appointments. Browse and shop […]