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17_598295 bindex.qxp 4/20/06 10:49 PM Page 264 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. Ananda Ashram Weekend Appalachian Mountain Absolute Transportation Program (Monroe, NY), Club-New York-North (Atlantic City, NJ), 64 124–128 Jersey Chapter, 251 Academy Bus Lines, 244 Andrus Planetarium Appalachian Trail, 4, 201, Accommodations. See also (Yonkers, NY), 225 211 Accommodations Index Animal Farm (Block Island, day hike (Pawling, NY), Atlantic City, NJ, 66–67 RI), 81 22–25 Beacon, NY, 206 Annual Blessing of the ARGIA (Mystic, CT), 168 Block Island, RI, 83–84 Fleet (Stonington, CT), Army-Navy football games Cold Spring, NY, 201 259 (West Point, NY), 175 Easton, PA, 234 Annual New Hope Outdoor Art museums Hudson, NY, 185–186 Arts & Crafts Festival best, 13 Hunter Mountain, NY, 39 (New Hope, PA), 198 Clark Art Institute (North Kingston, NY, 29 Annual Queens County Fair Adams, MA), 212 Lambertville, NJ, 196 with Amazing Maize Maze Dia: Beacon (Beacon, Lenox, MA, 162–163 (Floral Park, NY), 236 NY), 203–208 Mystic, CT, 169 Annual Sea Music Festival Jacques Marchais New Hope, PA, 196 (Mystic, CT), 167 Museum of Tibetan Art Omega Institute Annual Thunderbird Ameri- (Staten Island, NY), 131 (Rhinebeck, NY), 145 can Indian Mid-Summer Massachusetts Museum Philadelphia, PA, 117–118 Pow Wow (Floral Park, of Contemporary Art Red Bank, NJ, 189 NY), 235 (MASS MoCA; North Sky Lake Lodge Shamb- Antique and Classic Boat Adams, MA), 13, 208, hala (Rosendale, NY), Rendezvous (Mystic, CT), 210–211 147–148 167 Museum of the Moving Spring Lake, NJ, 49–52 Antiques Center I & II (NJ), Image (Long Island Tarrytown, NY, 156–157 188 City, NY), 215 TripAdvisor.com Antiques Center III (NJ), The Noguchi Museum reviews, 11 188 (Long Island City, NY), West Point, NY, 176 Antiques Center of Red 214–216 Adirondack Trailways, Bank (NJ), 188 Socrates Sculpture Park 9, 244 Antiques shops (Long Island City, NY), Adventure Northeast Bus Beacon, NY, 208 215 Lines, 244 Cold Spring, NY, 200 Williams College Albion Pub (Block Island, Hudson, NY, 184 Museum of Art RI), 82 Lambertville, NJ, (Williamstown, MA), A Mano GalleryCOPYRIGHTED (Lambert- MATERIAL 192–193 212 ville, NJ), 192 New Hope, PA, 193 Arts & Ideas Festival (New Amenia, NY, Troutbeck, Red Bank, NJ, 188–189 Haven, CT), 256–257 85–88 Antiquing tours, 181–202 Art towns, 203–219 American Cab Co. (North Cold Spring, NY, Dia: Beacon (Beacon, Adams, MA), 210 199–202 NY), 203–208 Amtrak, 2, 245 Hudson, NY, 181–186 MASS MoCA/The Penn Station, 19–20 Lambertville, NJ & New Porches Inn (North Amtrak/NJ Transit Lost Hope, PA, 190–199 Adams, MA), 208–213 and Found, 249 Red Bank, NJ, 186–190 264 17_598295 bindex.qxp 4/20/06 10:49 PM Page 265 GENERAL INDEX 265 The Noguchi Museum Bicycle Depot (New Paltz, Bonanza Bus Lines, 245 (Long Island City, NY), NY), 75 Bonnie and Clyde (Block 214–216 Bicycles on NJ Transit Island, RI), 84 Storm King Art Center trains, 20 The Bookstore (Lenox, MA), (Mountainville, NY), Bicycling 164 216–219 Block Island, RI, 81 Bookstores Astronomy Day (Yonkers, Lambertville, NJ & New Beacon, NY, 207 NY), 225 Hope, PA, 194 CIA Barnes & Noble Atlantic City, NJ, 9, 11, Lenox, MA, 158 Bookstore (Hyde Park, 60–69 Mystic, CT, 166 NY), 100 Atlantic City Aquarium New Paltz, NY, 75–76 Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa (Atlantic City, NJ), 65 Spring Lake, NJ, 51 (Atlantic City, NJ), 61 Atlantic Kayak Tours (Cort- Troutbeck (Amenia, Boscobel Restoration (Gar- landt Manor, NY), 39–40 NY), 87 rison, NY), 120, 201 Williams Lake Boulay Antiques (Hudson, (Rosendale, NY), 228 NY), 184 Barn Museum (New Paltz, Bijou Galleries (Cold Spring, Bounds, Wendy, 119 NY), 92 NY), 200 Breakneck Ridge (NY), 201 Bars, Grand Central Birthday parties, New Roc Brilliant (Mystic, CT), 168 Terminal, 18–19 City (New Rochelle, NY), Brotherhood Winery (Wash- Beaches 230 ingtonville, NY), 102 Atlantic City, NJ, 64 Bistro Mountain Store (New Bucks County Carriages best, 11 Paltz, NY), 48–49 (New Hope, PA), 194 Block Island, RI, 82 Block Island, RI, 11, 78–85 Bucks County Dry Goods Montauk, Long Island, accommodations, 83–84 (Lambertville, NJ), 192 NY, 134 addresses in, 82 Bucks County Playhouse Rye, NY, 223 nightlife, 82–83 (New Hope, PA), 195 Spring Lake, NJ, 50, 51 restaurants, 84 Bucks County River Coun- Beacon, NY, 10 shopping, 84–85 try (Point Pleasant, PA), Dia: Beacon, 13, sights and activities, 196 203–208 81–83 Buddhism and meditation Beacon Books (Beacon, transportation, 81 classes, Shambhala NY), 207 traveling to, 78, 80–81 School of Buddhist Teach- Beam’s Taxi (Monroe, NY), Block Island Bike & Car ings (Rosendale, NY), 146 127 Rental (RI), 81 Bus travel, 1. See also spe- Beaver Mill Studios (North Block Island Ferry, 245 cific bus companies and Adams, MA), 211 Blocks of Fudge (Block destinations Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs). Island, RI), 85 Bynum Taxi (Peekskill, See also Accommodations Blue Hill Café (Pocantico NY), 41 best breakfasts, 13 Hills, NY), 107 Spring Lake, NJ, 49–52 Bluemercury Spa (Atlantic Belleayre Beach (Pine Hill City, NJ), 66 CAC (Contemporary Lake, NY), 32 B. Mango & bird (Lenox, Artists Center; North Belleayre Mountain (High- MA), 164 Adams, MA), 212 mount, NY), 30–32 Boating (boat rentals), Cadet Chapel (West Point, Belmont Stakes (NY), 256 167–168, 196, 223. See NY), 174 Beluga Whale Contact also Canoeing; Kayaking; Camping, New Paltz, NY, 48 (Mystic, CT), 168 Sailing Campo Beach and Berkshire Horseback Boat tours and cruises Marina, 72 Adventures (Lenox, MA), Atlantic City, NJ, 65 Canoeing, 42, 161, 196 160 Block Island, RI, 83 Captain Nick’s Rock & Roll Berkshire Livery Service Kingston, NY, 29 Bar (Block Island, RI), 82 (North Adams, MA), 210 Mystic River (CT), Caramoor (Katonah, NY), 12 Berkshire Scenic Railway 167–168 Caramoor House Museum Rides and Museum Philadelphia, PA, 117 (Katonah, NY), afternoon (Lenox, MA), 161 Rye Playland (Rye, NY), tea at the, 171–173 Berkshire Scenic Treks 223 Caramoor Indoors concerts and Canoe Tours Bohemian Hall & Beer (Katonah, NY), 172 (Lenox, MA), 161 Garden (Astoria, NY), 107–109 17_598295 bindex.qxp 4/20/06 10:49 PM Page 266 266 INDEX Car racing, Skip Barber Contemporary Artists Cen- Eastern Mountain Sports Racing School (Lakeville, ter (CAC; North Adams, (New York, NY), 250 CT), 43 MA), 212 Eastern Mountain Sports Car rentals, 2, 250 Cooking classes, Culinary (EMS) School (New Paltz, North Adams, MA, 210 Institute of America (CIA; NY), 4, 46–49, 76 Cascade Mountain Winery Hyde Park, NY), 97, 99 Elmsford, NY, Make Your (Amenia, NY), 88 Cortlandt Manor, NY, Own Wine, 9, 112–114 Castle on the Hudson Atlantic Kayak Tours, Emerson Place Spa (Mount (Tarrytown, NY), 10, 39–40 Tremper, NY), 32 54–57, 106, 156 Costco (Long Island City, Empire Theatre (Block Cellphones NY), 216 Island, RI), 82–83 on buses, 15 Count Basie Theater (Red The Emporium at Emerson Montauk (Long Island, Bank, NJ), 189 Place (Mount Tremper, NY), 135 The Country Store NY), 33 Omega Institute (Norwalk, CT), 111 Enterprise-Rent-A-Car, 166, (Rhinebeck, NY), 143 Crayola Factory (Easton, 210, 250 on trains, 17, 20 PA), 233 Esopus, NY, Mount Saint Charles W. 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See Families with Culinary Institute of Amer- children ica (CIA; Hyde Park, NY), Children’s Fall Festival 96–100 Fall foliage, the Berkshires (Floral Park, NY), 236 Curious Hound (Mystic, (MA), 212 Chinese Scholar’s Garden CT), 170 Fall Harvest Activities at at Snug Harbor Cultural Cutchogue, NY, 102 Philipsburg Manor (Sleepy Center (Staten Island, Czech/Slovak Festival Hollow, NY), 179 NY), 11, 128–131 (Astoria, NY), 108 Families with children, Chowderfest (Mystic, CT), 220–243 167 day camp (Pocantico Christmas, best places to ams, Samuel Dorsky D Hills, NY), 107 get in the spirit of, 8 Museum of Art at SUNY Hudson River Museum Church, Frederic, 13 New Paltz (NY), 76 (Yonkers, NY), CIA Barnes & Noble Book- D&W Canal Towpath, 195 224–226 store (Hyde Park, NY), Dark Ride Project (North Hudson Valley family 100 Adams, MA), 212 ranches, 236–240 Cirrus (Kingston, NY), Day camp (Pocantico Hills, Mohonk Mountain House 10, 26–29 NY), 107 (New Paltz, NY), 91 City Climbers Club, 251 Decades (Cold Spring, NY), New Roc City (New Clark Art Institute (North 200 Rochelle, NY), 229–231 Adams, MA), 13, 212 Deep Hollow Ranch (Mon- The Noguchi Museum Class A Taxi (Lambertville, tauk, Long Island, NY), (Long Island City, NY), NY), 192 135 215 Clearwater Festival, the DeLango Taxi (Amenia, Queens County Farm Great Hudson River NY), 87 Museum (Floral Park, Revival (Croton-on- Delaware River Canal Boat NY), 234–236 Hudson, NY), 254 Company (New Hope, PA), Sesame Place (Lang- Coast City Taxi (Spring 194 horne, PA), 231–234 Lake, NJ), 51 Dia: Beacon (Beacon, NY), Williams Lake Cockamamie’s (New Hope, 13, 203–208 (Rosendale, NY), PA), 193 Dia Bookshop (Beacon, NY), 226–229 Cocoon (New Paltz, NY), 77 207 Family Car Service Cold Spring, NY, 199–202 The Dining Concourse (Yonkers, NY), 226 Cold Spring Antiques Cen- (Grand Central Terminal, Family Farm Chores & ter (Cold Spring, NY), NY), 18 Stories (Pocantico 200 Dogs, traveling with your, Hills, NY), 106 Condominiums, 6–7 10, 12, 41, 209 Farmers markets, Connie Gretz’s Secret Downtown Galleries (Cold 60, 77, 106 Garden (Staten Island, Spring, NY), 200 NY), 130 17_598295 bindex.qxp 4/20/06 10:49 PM Page 267 GENERAL INDEX 267 Feast of Madonna dei Mar- Frog Lotus Yoga (North Green Corn Festival (Sleepy tiri (the Hoboken Italian Adams, MA), 212 Hollow, NY), 179 Festival), 259 The Fun House (New Roc The Greenhouse (Mohonk Feast of St.
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