I LOVE THIS STORE!!! Seriously LOVE IT! The people who work there are wonderful! Rhianna is so…read morewarm and so knowledgeable! I love watching her LIVE shows on Facebook and finally went to the store and I'm hooked! I know I will be back again (and again). I love collecting crystals and found so many that I love in her store. I literally went in to pick up a couple of items and left with a bag full of treasures that I made me very happy! They carry everything you could think of from cards to crystals, to beautiful jewelry, candles, clothes, and just about anything you could imagine. So uplifting! I could easily spend a couple of happy hours there! Love the location too! Next door to a great coffee shop, a bakery, and tons of wonderful restaurants. My friend and I literally made an afternoon of our visit there, with a great dinner around the corner (thanks to Rhianna's great recommendations)! I can't wait to go back!

Owner likes to complain to Yelp when Yelp reviewers post true things about their experience with…read moreher and/ or her business in general that aren't positive, and then she gets Yelp to delete the reviews she thinks are most going to deter people from coming to her store. Owner replied to my first review I posted this week by denying our experience at her store, gaslit me and told me she was going to ask Yelp to delete my review because it was damaging to her business. Sounded like she was having a melt down over the truth getting out. I noticed after that 3 people conveniently posted on the same day positive reviews when her listing on Yelp never gets too many Yelp reviews in a short amount of time, let alone same day. Very Interesting. She must've told her employees, friends, clients and/ or followers about my review and asked or manipulated them into to feeling bad for her and going in to leave more 5 star positive reviews to boost her rating back up. Owner is damaging their own business by how she treats some people as if they're more trusted to shop there than "others" who look a certain way. Take some accountability and deliver a better customer experience to ALL people who come in and haven't done anything wrong, especially repeat customers.

I came here while visiting Beacon on a day trip and I thought the store was so beautiful. It was…read moreoriginally a firehouse that was transformed into the glass store. It is definitely not a store for children, but they had so much glass merchandise for purchase that was so beautiful as well. They have a glass studio where you can learn how to blow glass. The store was very unique and was very beautiful with all the glass masterpieces I would definitely recommend.

This store is stunning. It feels like you're entering a museum, and it's truly breathtaking to see…read moresuch beautiful, handmade glass products reflecting so many different colors, treatments, techniques, and textures. I love that they allow you to venture into the back of the room to watch glass-blowing demonstrations (and even participate). What a neighborhood gem of a store. Beacon is lucky to have this place!

Coolest vibe with such interesting art. So many funky clocks and original art pieces. Everyone was…read morefriendly and the art structures out back were incredible!

I visited this gallery after leaving Dia:Beacon and was truly wowed. They have some beautiful,…read moreexquisite art work. The price tags were way above my pay grade but definitely looked worth the asking prices. The owners were so cool as they sat in front of their store and welcomed me to look and take pics. OMG, the backyard was small and cluttered but filled with so many cool and funky pieces of artwork. Every nook and corner had something for you to enjoy, smile, laugh and of course snap pictures. I really enjoyed this outside area of art. Definitely check this place out and if you have the coins to support, do so.

A collection of individual artisans, craftsman, and vendors under one roof…read more There are unusual and often unique gift ideas, for the home or that special person in your life. It's the kind of place where you'll find what you don't see every day, everywhere else. Not your mass produced crap. It reminds me of going to a market in another country, and oohing and ahhing at all the different things there. It's obvious you're supporting local businesses. Browsers are welcome and questions will be answered. It's worth the trip; there are always new things to check out.

Collection of antique books, maps, and prints. Most of their business is online, but it was cool to…read morebrowse their collection in person. Found a 1901 map of my hometown in this faraway bookstore!

A magical place! The collection has so many wonderful items, not only fascinating books, but also…read moreprints and vintage postcards. The owner is lovely. The setting on the Hudson has a mystical beauty. It makes for a great day trip from NYC!

This is an outstanding use of space. Sure, the antique place in a barn seems charming but I'm more…read moreimpressed by the utilitarian brilliance. It preserves the quaintness and quirkiness you want in a bohemian small town, while providing decent a bathrooms and plenty of outdoor seats. Mudd Puddle coffee is great, someday I hope to get to Johnny's Food Shack and Parish. And I'm glad to see Rhino Records is still alive! It's also great to have something like this so close to hiking trails. In a world where fake environmentalists promote car culture, and places like Garrison have nice trails next to ghost towns, it's hard to beat the convenience of Water Street to the rail trail and river-to-ridge trails - scenic mountain views a few blocks away from the bus station.

Great layout , reasonable pricing and a great variety of items ..Each vendor takes turns staffing…read morethe shop and the gentleman I spoke to was very helpful ..a gem

Long story short:…read more Back in 2009, I had purchased a Good Cheer Company/Piece of The Puzzle Affirmation bracelet from a shop over on Abbot Kinney (Mystic Journey) and it was on me daily until around 2013 when it finally fell apart. $14 isn't too bad for something that lasted quite long, but the issue at hand was finding another one. I was fortunate enough to get the last one at the same shop that year, but fast forward to late March 2015, this one snapped and I was out of luck. I tried several local 'spiritual shops' and anywhere else I felt may carry such a line. I finally attempted to google almost any kind of name associated with the line, and Maglyn's extensive site was on the first page. I noticed a message board and was pleased to see how quickly they responded to customer's questions and requests. I noticed the message I had left myself a few months prior, but had forgotten to check back; as my bracelet was still in tact. The company had responded with an email address so I followed through to see if there was still any luck...I had struck gold. Realizing this was an actual brick and mortar shop in New York, the most helpful Rachelle and I kept in touch via email up to when she said the shipment had arrived. I called the following day and bought two of the three in their delivery. I sit here today less than a week later with two brand new puzzle bracelets, one going right on after I opened the carefully prepared package. When I make my way back east, I AM taking a road trip specifically up to New Paltz, NY to check out this gem of a shop and to thank Rachelle personally for helping me out with such a personal piece.

This shop is a gem! A variety of beautiful handcrafted goods from jewelry to glassware and more…read more And the staff are lovely! Haven't been in awhile (thanks, COVID lol) but look forward to visiting soon.

It has a definite Japanese atmosphere to it. There are the kind of items you would find in ¥100…read moreStore chain and high end Japanese knives. For many of the imported food stuffs you better have your translator ready; because it's all in Japanese! I noticed books, suribachi, lovely shōyu dishes, and other kitchen ware. The store is well laid out and does not have a crowded feeling.

A modern Japanese zen-themed store filled with random household products (cookware, beauty, etc)…read more The layout is really spacious and well organized. My favorite part of the store is actually that it has AC and seating. The interior is rather fragrant (think strong ginger/ginseng aroma), so if you're sensitive to smell, you may not want to stay here long. They do sell onigiri (rice balls) in the back of the store, interestingly enough, with various fillings.