Bearly Hyde'N is a combination book store and gift shop which I went to for the first time during a…read more$5 bag sale. That sale was limited to a shed filled with paperbacks, kids' books, CDs, and DVDs. It was fairly picked through (being the last day of the sale) but I did get a bag of books well worth $5. The main building has a large selection of used books (individually priced), shirts, bookmarks, soap, teacups, towels, candles, edible goodies like cookies and honey, and other fun gifty items. There are chairs placed throughout the store so you don't have to kneel on the floor to look at some of the lower shelves. My favorite part is that the store owner donates proceeds to local animal rescue groups. I had a great time picking out some new books and supporting a good cause. I will return!

The owners were very friendly and helpful. There are SO many used paperbacks priced at 3/$1, along…read morewith albums, tapes, CD's & DVD's. That's in one little building. In the bigger one there are new & used books, arranged by subject (nonfiction) or author (fiction). You can help yourself to coffee (or tea or water I think) and browse the AMAZING selection of unique gift items.

I love the Post Thrift Shop! There are so many great finds and deals. It is very clean, easy to…read morenavigate through, and tons of parking. The staff works hard to make sure the items continue to circulate so there is always new items to be found when you go. I have found many great items for my family that are in excellent condition. My kids love going there too to look at the toys and other neat items. The Thrift Shop is a great asset to Fort Drum and the North Country!

Love this place, great treasure every day they are open, always finding great stuff every time I…read moreshop there.

High quality quilting fabrics available. Susan, the owner, also does long-arm quilting. Good…read morequilting supplies available. Susan was a joy to visit with and provided excellent information.

I recently visited State Street Market for the first time, and I was impressed by the huge…read moreselection. They truly have something for everyone, with countless curated items from a wide variety of vendors. The prices are reasonable, and it's easy to spend hours browsing because there's always something new to discover. They aren't kidding when they call it a flea market! The best part is that it's completely indoors, so you can enjoy the experience without worrying about the weather. Whether you're trying to escape the summer heat or avoid a chilly breeze, it's a comfortable place to shop year-round. If you enjoy treasure hunting and supporting local vendors, State Street Market is definitely worth a visit.

This place is so cool! Not your typical thrift store. Many stalls with all different items from…read morevendors. You can find anything you want here, old or new. Handmade items and antiques. Classy and nerdy. Wide scale of prices, everything is pretty clearly labeled. I could spent hours in here, I don't even think I saw everything and we spent a good amount of time. If I lived closer it would be dangerous because I'd be in here once a week.

Such a cute collaboration, it's a garden center with a winery inside! Cute area out back, with live…read moremusic and a large selection of tables and chairs and even a dance space. Unfortunately I came in the day time so no music, but I had a great local beer on draft. I tried their famous wine slushy, cool concept and flavorful but I'm a beer girl. The garden selection was beautiful, so many flowers, plants and other things I would love to try and grow. Garden supplies and decor. They had some beautiful painted rocks from local artists I had to purchase one for my garden back home! Hopefully I get back here when there's some live music.

NICE LITTLE GARDEN CENTER WITH A WINERY…read more===================================== What a great concept! You can shop for wine, do a wine tasting or shop for garden center items. My husband and I got invited to my son's new roommate's home for dinner so I wanted to bring the hostess some vegetable plants. April is too early in the season for actual plants, but they had lots of seeds which I purchased. My son's new roommates were really happy to get those seeds to plant in May after the last frost.

Today was my first time exploring this newly opened shop. The displays are inspiring and…read moreEVERYTHING is for sale. The owner is friendly and full of great ideas. The prices are very reasonable and the inventory fun and functional. I strongly recommend making the time to check it out. You won't be disappointed.

What a phenomenal gift shop! Customer service was equally top notch! Some of what you will find…read morehere: *Lovely houseware items especially lake and cabin themed. *Ladies dresses *Children's clothing *Men's clothing with some limited ties, socks *Outer wear *Performance fabric tshirts and classic shirt sleeve cotton. *Seasonal holiday items/decorations

Great gift shop with tons of upscale items. Employees knew all the great places to visit. Def…read morestop here if your visiting and want to know all the local places to check out! 5* Review!

GREAT PLACE TO BUY SOME ARTWORK…read more================================ I really should have splurged on some new prints to bring home. There is a huge selection of beautiful prints and other nautical type pieces. If you are in the area definitely check it out if you are looking for gifts or mementos from the area. I was with my husband and son who hate to shop or I would have bought some things.

You should really stop here if you're in Clayton / the 1,000 Islands area and like artsy things…read more What a great gallery! I walked in, browsed for a couple minutes, and checked in at 4:59 p.m. My Yelp app then said, "Closing in 1 min" so I asked the person near the cash register if they were closing. He said no -- that they extend their hours in the summer. Keep that in mind! So that was a relief. I then went back to what I had already set my sights on: a pretty coaster set ($20). Yes, the coaster set was pretty. Heck, most of the items in the gallery are, indeed, pretty. They have jewelry and bags and globes of every shape and size and price. They have conversational cue cards and nautical items (obviously) and prints galore. It's fantastic. I wish I could visit again, but I'm back home in Philly so I cannot right now. However, I'm happy to report that the coaster set is also in Philly.... where I'm simply looking at it rather than utilizing any of the coasters for drinks. They're too pretty to use.