Basilica Hudson
A reclaimed 1880s industrial factory turned multidisciplinary arts center on the Hudson River.
About Basilica Hudson
Basilica Hudson is a nonprofit multidisciplinary arts center housed in a reclaimed 1880s industrial factory on the Hudson River. Powered by solar energy and steeped in history, the former forge, foundry, and glue factory has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hub that welcomes over 20,000 visitors annually. Its expansive programming includes cutting-edge music festivals, large-scale marketplace events, film screenings, artist residencies, and a new weekly concert and art series, all designed to reflect the raw beauty and scale of its surroundings.
Rooted in Hudson’s rich industrial past and thriving artistic community, Basilica Hudson serves as a platform for independent arts and culture with a strong commitment to environmental awareness and community engagement. Since gaining nonprofit status in 2015, the organization has grown sustainably, offering locals and visitors alike a powerful space for creative exchange on the waterfront. Through its dynamic and inclusive programming, Basilica Hudson has become a vital part of the region’s cultural and civic fabric.
Photography by: Matt Charland & Allie Young
Rooted in Hudson’s rich industrial past and thriving artistic community, Basilica Hudson serves as a platform for independent arts and culture with a strong commitment to environmental awareness and community engagement. Since gaining nonprofit status in 2015, the organization has grown sustainably, offering locals and visitors alike a powerful space for creative exchange on the waterfront. Through its dynamic and inclusive programming, Basilica Hudson has become a vital part of the region’s cultural and civic fabric.
Photography by: Matt Charland & Allie Young
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