More Sugar

A B O U T T H E P A P E R
More Sugar Entertainment is a tabloid size entertainment directory for the Lower Hudson Valley region. We cover Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess counties as well as parts of Fairfield, Orange, and NYC; featuring club, band and entertainment happenings in the region. More Sugar is published and distributed monthly throughout these areas. There are articles on local talent, concerts in the area and much more. If you live in the greater Hudson Valley area or are just visiting and you want to know where the party is, turn to More Sugar.
A D V E R T I S I N G
With an average of 80 night clubs running their entertainment schedules and nightly specials the ads are a big reason people pick up More Sugar and use it over and over all month long. Hair salons, health clubs, recording studios and music stores are also among our loyal advertisers. Our rates are reasonably priced, especially considering that an ad might be seen eight to ten times by the same reader each month. Try getting that exposure in a daily or weekly paper!
E D I T O R I A L
More Sugar features articles on area events and entertainers. The paper's mission is to inform the public about what there is to do during the coming month. We also run regular features like the local 'Bartender of the Month' sponsored by our friends at Beck. Chris Alo's 'More Metal' column keeps track of the metal world for all you headbangers. Roger Z reviews local CD releases and live shows. Linda Merlino fortells your future in her 'Cosmic Gossip' column. Our 'Sugar Bits' column gives brief descriptions of interesting local events mixed with random facts and other cool stuff we think you should know. All the writers try very hard each month to bring you information and entertainment because that is what we are all about. Pick up a copy as soon as you can!
C I R C U L A T I O N
There are over 500 places you can pick up More Sugar. There are 19,000 papers printed monthly. 14,000 are circulated within the first two days of printing on or near the first of each month. The additional 5,000 are circulated between the 10th and the 15th of each month at high traffic locations.