If you want to get to know the local art scene in Hudson, NY be sure to stop by this gallery. It's…read morejust a few steps from the 7th st public park off the usual Warren St path. This gallery features local emerging and established artists and always has a cool art exhibition in the space. They seem to be open on the weekends and always by appointment...

I was recently at an opening for stacy petty's show at the newly renovated Gallery at 46 Green…read moreStreet in hudson,ny and was so excited to see a gallery showing working & artists in their natural light w/out the frigid classic gallery vibe. A more communal welcoming presence while showing a selection of a caliber of local artists!

The staff is always very accommodating. the owner has…read moreordered a number of books for me that were not readily available in stores. I would definitely recommend the store

Okay shop. Only has new published books, no old stuff. Tiny hole in the wall, that only caters to…read morewomen.

Lovely small town book store with excellent selection and strong feeling of community. I think…read morethey have four different book groups available so there's something for anyone who wants to meet fellow book lovers while supporting a local business.

This cute shop has a bit of anything for everyone. The best part for me, is the inclusion and joy…read moremy daughter felt with her discovery of the new LGBTQ section. I would recommend this shop for anyone. Whether you're looking for something for yourself or a gift for someone else.

This is the most adorable stationery store I have ever been in. They have the cutest offerings of…read moreall different types of cards and stationery, and a bunch of locally made product. The purveyor was so warm and friendly. Such a sweet little spot in this adorable town!

I first fell in love with Pilothouse Paper over the summer when I went to visit Reed Street Bottle…read moreShop across the street and saw they were a new business in downtown Coxsackie. They have a wide array of charming products that are curated by Susan, the owner, and her incredible eye for design. Yes, they have paper and pens and things like that, but they also have an amazing number and variety of locally made items and gifts. I get so many compliments on my Coxsackie tote that I purchased at Pilothouse. The splatter paint designed serving spoons from Pilothouse are a lovely addition to my kitchen. I love using the fancy colored pens and check box notepad I bought there at work every day. What really stole my heart was when I placed an order online for Christmas gifts. Susan was so helpful, so speedy, and I am beyond impressed. I was basically sending her screencaps of their (adorable) Instagram page and she was able to decipher wheat I want. The items all arrived in pristine condition, each one wrapped with care, and I am over the moon. I really can't thank Susan enough. I can't wait to visit over the summer (if not sooner)! If you are in Coxsackie, make sure to visit Pilothouse and Reed Street Bottle Shop because they are both gems!

Love this place! I found some really nice things here. A table and a lamp were so well preserved…read moreand well priced. The place is endless with about 8 rooms of antiques and contemporary items. We will return

I discovered Crow Cottage today and I will definitely be back! It was a delightful treasure of…read morecountry folk, antiques and decor. The store smelled amazing from the candles and potpourri which brought back memories of shopping in shops like that with my mom as a girl. The owner Jeanie is as sweet as can be and quite the entrepreneur. Thanks so much for making my first visit such a treat, I can't wait to explore Crow Cottage again!

We attended a wonderful performance of the Monica Bill Barnes dance company here last weekend. The…read moreperformance was fantastic and the venue is great - intimate enough that you can get a great view and in a beautiful setting. We can't wait to attend more performances here throughout the summer!

Horrible experience. Run!…read more Alison came to our house, measured our area. We have a confirmed email. The print was sent right to our framer and framed. We learned print was not numbered or signed and after a $1000 frame we saw it was the wrong size. She blamed everyone else but herself. The framer and I agree to split the cost with her and she refused. We showed the documentation to a lawyer and he said it was clear and we didn't owe her the money for the wrong size print. We paid to get her out of our life and how have a print which doesn't fit the space and is not numbered or signed. Run!!!!

Loved this gallery. Amazing collection of artists and all types are imagery. And the gallery owners…read moreare great. Well worth a visit. Great to work with. We will be back.

Fun and relaxing with a great selection of ceramics to paint also picked up some amazing soaps she…read moremade