Kayla Sexton is a Digital Editor at Hudson Valley Magazine. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, travel and tourism, real estate, and agriculture, with a particular focus on organic farming and beverage production. Kayla's work has been featured in Hudson Valley Magazine and NewsBreak.
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Kayla Sexton's articles mainly focus on the Hudson Valley region, with an emphasis on local events, restaurants, and entertainment. Given her coverage attributes which include seasonal and event coverage as well as promotional deals, she might be interested in pitches that highlight unique local events, new restaurant openings/closings or promotions, and seasonal activities happening in the Hudson Valley.
If you have a story related to upcoming local events, new dining establishments or shops opening in the area or any changes within the community that would impact locals' food choices or leisure activities this could be of interest to Kayla.
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From sweet spreads to herby combinations, Butter Me Up is all about small-batch European-style butters in southern Dutchess County.
Hungry after a day on the water? Pull your watercraft right up to these boat-friendly restaurants for dockside dining.
A Euro summer is attainable right here in the Hudson Valley thanks to Italian wineries, Mediterranean locales, and Parisian boutiques.
By: Kayla Sexton, Sabrina Sucato, Charlotte Mac Kay
From dahlias to zinnias, the colorful blooms at local flower farms are a surefire way to brighten someone's day.
By: Kayla Sexton
What happens when you combine retail with holistic wellbeing? You get GiftMeSoul, Beacon's newest wellness destination . Located on Main Street, the
The artsy Ulster County town is turning into a shopping destination thanks to woman-owned businesses selling fashion, home goods, and more.
Hudson River tourism directors share their top picks for places to go, sights to see, and things to do throughout September.
By: Olivia Cambalik, Kayla Sexton
Even after county fair season has ended, find sweet treats at Hudson Valley locales selling fried dough year-round.
By: Joni Sweet, Kayla Sexton
Want to savor a brew and soak up the sunshine at the same time? Head to these breweries with beer gardens and patios to do just that.
From Albany to Westchester, these are the best restaurants in each county, according to our 2026 Best of Hudson Valley winners.
