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Catskill Art Space
Discover the pulse of contemporary creativity at Catskill Art Space, a vital cultural hub in Livingston Manor that brings ambitious, museum-caliber art to the heart of the Catskills. The space presents a continually evolving program of exhibitions and events that balance rigor with accessibility, pairing internationally recognized artists with work that feels deeply connected to place. Installations and projects by artists such as James Turrell, Forrest Myer, Michele Araujo, Joy Episalla, Carrie Yamaoka, Nancy Davidson, and Francis Cape reflect a wide range of approaches to light, form, material, and spatial experience.
The galleries are thoughtfully curated to encourage slow looking and deeper engagement, with the building itself playing an active role in how the work is experienced. The exterior has become a canvas in its own right, while interior exhibitions unfold with a sense of openness and intention. Programming often extends beyond exhibitions to include talks, performances, and educational initiatives that reinforce the organization’s commitment to dialogue, experimentation, and community connection.
The building was designed by Bade Stageberg Cox Architecture of Brooklyn, NY, whose approach emphasizes clarity, restraint, and a strong relationship to the surrounding landscape. The architecture is deliberately understated, allowing art to take center stage while using natural light, proportion, and materiality to shape the visitor experience. The result is a space that feels both contemporary and grounded—flexible enough to support a wide range of installations, yet distinct in its own architectural identity.
With free admission and a welcoming atmosphere, Catskill Art Space invites both seasoned art followers and newcomers to engage with contemporary art on their own terms. Supported by organizations including the New York State Council on the Arts and the Dr. David M. Milch Foundation, it stands as a compelling example of how forward-thinking art can thrive outside major urban centers—rooted locally, yet in conversation with the wider art world.
Parking: Limited street parking and a municipal lot available at Main and Pearl Streets
Vibe: Contemporary and minimalist with a community-centric focus
Highlights: Exhibits by globally recognized and local artists
Good to know: Free admission encourages accessible art exploration
Who it's for: Art enthusiasts, families, and curious culture seekers
Hours note: Open Friday and Saturday 11am–5pm, Sunday 11am–3pm
Homestedt
Nestled in the charming village of Livingston Manor, NY, Homestedt is more than just a shop; it's a gateway to the rich culture and scenic beauty of the Catskills. At this intimate and cozy shop, you’ll find an exquisite selection of carefully curated home goods, outdoor clothing, and unique Catskills memorabilia that evoke the spirit of this enchanting region. Each item, from handcrafted kitchenware to British wool sweaters, tells a story of craftsmanship and quality, offering a piece of the Hudson Valley to take home.
Just off Main Street, this quaint shop features a beautifully salvaged checkout counter from a local post office, adding a touch of history to your shopping experience. In this space, you’re invited to explore a blend of European elegance and Catskills charm. It's the perfect stop to gather insights on the area's top outdoor activities—from fly fishing to hiking—recommended by the passionate and knowledgeable owners.
After experiencing the enchanting offerings of Homestedt Livingston Manor, consider venturing to their other remarkable locations: the North Branch Cider Mill for a taste of locally crafted cider and the Homestedt Barn for more bespoke home inspirations. Together, these locations form a trio of destinations that capture the essence of Hudson Valley living, offering both serenity and adventure to all who visit.
Vibe: Cozy and intimate, with a touch of Catskills history
Highlights: Unique home goods and outdoor apparel inspired by the Catskills
What to try: British wool sweaters and handcrafted kitchenware
Who it's for: Individuals seeking unique, locally inspired goods
Good to know: Just off Main Street, contributing to its convenient and accessible location
Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club
Settled in the heart of Livingston Manor, NY, the Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club from Audrey's Farmhouse offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure and homely solitude. Situated along 600 feet of the serene Willowemoc Creek, this fly fishing club combines exclusive river access with an inviting atmosphere, ideal for both dedicated anglers and those seeking a quiet retreat from urban life. The property consists of two main lodging options—the Clubhouse and The Cottage—each offering a rustic yet fully equipped setting, perfect for extended getaways or casual weekends.
The Livingston Manor Fly Fishing Club isn't just a place to cast a line; it's a community hub enveloped in the natural beauty of the Catskills. Renovated meticulously with reclaimed materials, the main Clubhouse captures the essence of a classic Catskill lodge. Its spacious gourmet kitchen and welcoming living areas make it an ideal gathering space after a day on the river. Just steps away, The Cottage provides a more intimate setting with airy rooms and a functional kitchen fit for a professional chef. Private riverfront and additional outdoor amenities like a wood-burning sauna and fire pits enhance the secluded charm of this property.
Known for its historical significance, the Willowemoc Creek is often hailed as the cradle of American fly fishing. This exclusivity is one of the club's standout features, making it particularly attractive to enthusiastic anglers. Renovated in 2016, the space reflects a harmonious blend of Scandinavian-inspired design and local Catskill craftsmanship, further setting it apart from other fishing clubs in the region. Beside fishing, the club regularly hosts various events and gatherings, from company retreats to family celebrations, and is fully serviced by Audrey's Farmhouse's renowned catering team.
Explore other Audrey’s Farmhouse destinations including Friends & Neighbors in Stone Ridge, and the Old Mill Guest House and The Greenhouses in Wallkill.
Parking: Ample parking available on-site
Vibe: Cozy lodge atmosphere with modern amenities
Highlights: Exclusive private access to Willowemoc Creek, wood-fired sauna
What to try: Enjoy a quiet evening by one of the fire pits along the river
Good to know: Dogs are welcomed in lodging spaces; check ahead for event restrictions
Photography by: Peter Crosby
The Arnold House
Perched on Shandelee Mountain near Livingston Manor, The Arnold House from Foster Supply Hospitality offers a tranquil escape rooted in the charm of casual country living. This inviting retreat features a cozy tavern, a beautifully renovated barn and greenhouse, and expansive grounds with scenic hiking trails.
With easy access to the region's storied outdoor activities, The Arnold House provides the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether unwinding in rustic comfort or exploring the natural beauty of the Catskills, guests are welcomed into an atmosphere designed for warmth, rest, and connection to nature.
The DeBruce
Perched on a ledge overlooking the Willowemoc River in the heart of Catskill Park, The DeBruce from Foster Supply Hospitality offers a tranquil escape steeped in history and natural beauty. The surrounding valley, shaped by winding rivers and encroaching mountains, creates an atmosphere of solitude and reflection, where guests can embrace both the warmth of companionship and quiet, personal retreat. With a legacy tied to the origins of American fly fishing‚ where George LaBranche cast the first dry fly‚ this region has drawn generations of visitors seeking both adventure and serenity.
As the last remaining hotel from the Willowemoc Valley's golden age, The DeBruce carries over a century of hospitality, evolving through time while maintaining its strong, historic character. Once known by names like The Maple and The Willowemoc, the hotel has developed into an intimate, thoughtfully restored getaway. With its classic 1880s structure and decades of stories within its walls, The DeBruce offers guests a rare blend of rustic charm, timeless appeal, and the natural wonder of the Catskills.
Photography by: Lawrence Braun, Sasithon Pooviriyakul, and Peter Crosby
The Kaatskeller
Under the shade of the Catskill trees, Kaatskeller beckons with the siren call of wood-fired aromas and the lively chatter of patrons sharing moments over artisan pizzas and locally crafted drinks. This Livingston Manor gem transforms dining into an experience, where the rustic charm of the surroundings melds seamlessly with the modern sensibility of its culinary offerings.
Step into a world where the crackle of the fire becomes the soundtrack to your meal, and every dish is a testament to local flavors. The open-air courtyard, a delightful showcase of nature's beauty, invites guests to linger over vibrant salads and inventive small plates that highlight the bounty of the Hudson Valley. Here, each ingredient tells a story, from the freshly picked herbs to the artisanal cheeses sourced from nearby farms. At Kaatskeller, community and cuisine harmonize, creating a dining spectacle that is as much about the people gathered around the table as it is about the food upon it.
Upstream Wine
Upstream is a thoughtfully curated wine and spirits shop in the charming Western Catskills hamlet of Livingston Manor, NY specializing in sustainable, organic, and biodynamic beverages that taste good.
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