Downtown Kingston, NY, welcomes Riverside Roasters, an artisan coffee shop founded by Sarah Martinez, a proud local returning home.

 

Set in a historic Wall Street building, the shop’s exposed brick and local art capture Kingston’s creative spirit.

 

Riverside Roasters serves freshly roasted coffee, house-made pastries, and boasts live music on weekends, drawing neighbors and newcomers alike.

 

This new spot emphasizes community, sourcing ingredients locally and supporting nonprofits through ongoing partnerships.

 

The opening highlights downtown Kingston’s revitalization, as new businesses bring energy and opportunity to the Stockade District.

 

Riverside Roasters is more than a café — it’s a hub for connection, local pride, and the city’s continued growth, inviting all to enjoy quality coffee and camaraderie.

Kingston, NY welcomes spring with a lively mix of events and outdoor fun, inviting locals and visitors to embrace the season’s energy.

 

Each Saturday, the Kingston Farmers Market fills Wall Street with fresh produce, artisanal foods, crafts, and live music from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., drawing the community together.

 

Shoppers can also join cooking workshops, like pie dough lessons from Little Rye Bakehouse, enhancing both skills and tastes.

 

The Kingston Spring Indoor Farmers Market at Old Dutch Church on April 11th features local foods and crafts, followed by another market event there on April 25th.

 

On May 9th, the 12th Annual Kingston Earth Fair brings eco-friendly exhibitors, family activities, and music to T.R. Gallo Park, alongside free boat rides and a Native American Water Ceremony.

 

Hiking, kayaking, and vibrant community gardens round out Kingston’s spring, fostering both environmental connection and neighborhood spirit.