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Welcome to Our Village

Nestled in the Hudson Valley, Saugerties borders the Hudson River to the east, and offers views of the storied and scenic Catskill Mountains to the west. 

Our Village is historic ... we have the first nationally registered Historic Village Business District.

Our Village is vibrant ... alive with destination businesses, with cuisine from down-home to high-end, with a world-class library, boutiques, two bookstores, a pickle store, multiple/tempting bakeries, a lighthouse that is a hyper-popular B&B, an upscale wine shop, a great bagel shop (to die for!) and beloved hardware, shoe (ever heard of a "pedorthist"?), chocolate, book and hot dog shops. 

The Village has always had a strong arts and culture core.  On that strong base, newly arrived professionals have added a number of enjoyable art, music and dance events to our Village's mix.

So yeah, we're proud our blend of history and also of how we lean into the future.  If you're here, find out more about your Village on this website.  If you haven't had the pleasure of a visit to our Village, the welcome mat is out.  Come and explore!

Enjoy Some Saugerties Scenes

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    Blue Mountain Reservoir during Oct 2024 Northern Lights

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    Hay Bear, Gipperts Farm - Ty Stein

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    Historic Kiersted House - Doug Freese (2019)

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    Bridge Lit in Winter - Doug Freese

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    Lighthouse in Winter - Rebecca Hung

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    Deer at Esopus Bend Nature Preserve - Lori Zmiyarch-Schaefer

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    Main Street - from GetawayMavens website

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    Celebrants at a ShoutOut Saugerties Event

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    Scene at the Snow Moon Festival's Dick Smith Photo Exhibition - Andrew Rein

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    Crocuses - Signs of Spring

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    Seamon Park in Spring - Doug Freese

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    Canadian Geese on Esopus Creek - Spring 2024 - Doug Freese

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    Azalea - Nancy Campbell

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    Bee Landing on a Black-Eyed Susan - Lori Zmiyarch-Schaefer

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    Bluebird Pair on a Fence - Belinda Sinnott

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    Sunrise from Glasco Mini-Park - Doug Freese

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    Wildflower Field - Cheryl Van Schaack

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For the full set of Saugerties Online Events, please visit the calendar.

Saugerties Village Hall
43 Partition Street, Saugerties, NY 12477
Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. except for Public Holidays

(See calendar for specifics regarding holiday closures.)

Phone: (845) 246-2321 x1
(For a full list of contacts, click Village of Saugerties "Contacts" page)
 

Village Board Meetings are held on the first (1st) and third (3rd) Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at Village Hall, 43 Partition Street.  (Or via Webex.)  The public is invited to attend meetings. 

For more great photos of Saugerties scenes, visit the "Saugerties in Pictures" Facebook Page.

See something we could improve on this page? Give website feedback(See green form under "For Website Matters" heading, or
use phone or email to Mike Campbell
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