Amazing place. Highly recommend. So much to see. You can spend the whole day here. xoxoxoxoread more

This year was my second visit to Art Omi. The first visit was 5 years ago, right in the height of…read moreof the pandemic. (Perfect place to explore since it's all outdoors). We were very lucky to get a perfect bright sunny day and had a wonderful time exploring everything. The pieces are all very different - ranging from a giant tombstone-esque grocery list to a series of ladders that lead to an underground tunnel. Some pieces you can touch and are interactive, some aren't - so make sure to pay attention to the signage.

Can it be that a store is both conscious and stylish. Yep, this place had not only socks as you…read moreentered that made impact in their purchase for domestic violence causes to helping support reproductive and LGBTQ rights...it also had a sustainable footprint that seemed to carry throughout the store. Along with cute eclectic gifts that don't cost a lot, this place is hard to skip.

Loved browsing in this store! Lots of cool items, especially felt items. Variety of jewelry, food…read moreitems, kitschy items and knickknacks. Prices were a bit more than I was comfortable paying so I didn't purchase anything even though I was very tempted. Store was crowded and the aisles were pretty narrow so it did feel a bit claustrophobic. We spent about 20 minutes looking at all of the displays so it was a fun experience.

I attended a weekend workshop that was an amazing experience. The grounds are peaceful and quiet…read moreand the cabins were nice and clean. The staff are warm, friendly and helpful.

I loved my time at the Omega Institute. As a disabled person, there would have been no way that I…read morecould have spent time here without their consistent care. They carted me everywhere I had to go on campus. They provided a mini fridge in my room that was just large enough for my medication and they let me freeze my blue ice for my meds for the flight home in a freezer on campus. Everyone who worked there is kind. They all seem to go above and beyond to ensure that my workshop went well. I appreciate all the hard work they put into their service and I definitely intend to return next season. I'm looking forward to it!

We love this camp in upstate, NY and are very proud to support them. They have a wide variety of…read moreprograms and education and we love seeing the art and other materials our child comes home with along with tales from the day spent hiking in the woods.

This is your typical hardware store that every town use to have. Unlike the big franchises this…read moreplace is small and will have all the essentials you need. Prices are decent and the staff will help you find whatever it is that you need. This is not a tourist store as it caters to the residence of the area

If you're in the market for food+veg, there's Sunflower Market or Sundrost Farms in town. But what…read moreabout all those other must-have home essentials you might need? Then you come here. This Houst & Son on Tinker St in the heart of Woodstock is independently owned- falling within the fold of the True Value brand. We've relied on these folks for years especially when we've stayed at a local B&B with access to their grill then come here for a bag of charcoal briquettes. We'll still get those- but now as things have changed for us, we're getting kitchen items, cast-iron skillets, etc to use on weekends when we're in town. The right side of Houst is dedicated to kitchen items such as cutlery, cleaning supplies, pots+pans, serving spoons, welcome mats+other outdoor items. The left side has painting supplies, plumbing products and other DIY projects that need seeing quickly. For bigger home improvements, ask. Price? It's Woodstock. I'm not driving out of my way to save a a few dollars. But, these folks have a rewards system which you can accumulate and use for future purchases. As far as service, it's unbeatable.

This is a great gallery -- and easy to miss, as it's upstairs. But it's right in the heart of…read moreRhinebeck, on Market St., with signage. It has lots of large, gorgeous paintings, along with smaller ones, photography, prints, and mixed-media pieces. There are lots of landscapes in particular (but not only landscapes), including a bunch reflecting the Hudson Valley. Friendly proprietors and lots to see -- check it out.

13 bucks to get in wasn't too bad. Should've bought the tickets before getting there would've…read moregotten faster. No cell phone service in that location at least for me. That was the only downside. Overall a fun time kind of a small fair would probably go back next year, the cidar making was pretty exciting.

The fair was a fun time. My partner and I don't care much for the rides or the game prizes. We…read moremainly like to see the animals and try some food. The animals appeared healthy and had food and water. There was definitely lots to see and taste. Fair had a lot of people but everything appeared to be going smoothly. Thank you State Police, Columbia County Sheriffs Office, and Chatham Police for being there.

What an awesome thrift store! The People's Place in Kingston, NY isn't your typical thrift store…read moreand neither are the hours. They're open Monday thru Friday 10am-1pm with an added evening opening on Wednesdays only from 5-7pm making it easier for folks who can't visit during the day. The selection here is fantastic and has everything from home décor, clothing, shoes, children's toys, books to unique vintage finds. One of my favorite things, whether it's intentional or not, is how each section is almost completely color coded or themed. For instance, there's a cute summer display with crab and lobster-themed plates with coastal decorative pieces and several other seasonal sections throughout this store. There's a small room towards the back filled with delicate items like fine china, embroidered cotton napkins and a Christmas corner flowing with cute vintage mercury glass ornaments. There's also another room in the 'back-back' for higher-end+designer pieces that aren't mixed with the front part of the store. I totally loved the adorable French boutique-style awning with those classic black & white stripes- I mean...it just adds an upscale touch to the space. Prices are excellent. I picked up three black and white sketch postcards and three picture frames for just $1-$2 each. I even painted the frames red when I got home and they turned out great! Everyone is friendly and welcoming making my time shopping here even better. Totally worth a visit.

A fantastic local charity. They make donating clothes very easy. Staff receive properly bagged…read moreitems in the parking lot.