Hudson
One long hill of shops on Warren Street, a Saturday market four blocks off it, and furniture and clay scattered up and down the river from Catskill to Kingston.
Warren Street does most of the work. The rest is a drive, and worth it.
Four of these are on Warren Street, inside six blocks of each other — 427, 613, 705, 722 — which means the core of a Hudson day is a single walk up one hill. The Saturday market is four blocks off it, at 6th and Columbia. Fern’s furniture workshop is the odd one out inside town, over on South 3rd Street where the shopfronts give way to studios.
The rest are a drive. Catskill’s Main Street carries two of them — a home goods shop and a store-front ceramics studio — across the river; Germantown holds a furniture maker’s showroom south along the water; and Uptown Kingston, furthest out, has the kitchen shop. Grouped below by what you’re after. We haven’t been through these doors ourselves yet, and where hours aren’t published we say so. Confirm before you drive.
4 to visit
FINCH hudson
A vintage room on Warren Street, open seven days.
Valley Variety
Home goods at 705 Warren, eleven to six every day.
Clove & Creek Hudson
A mercantile of local makers, mid-Warren Street.
Kaaterskill Market
Simple things for the house, across the river in Catskill.
3 to visit
3 to visit
bluecashew kitchen homestead
Cookware and table in the Stockade district.
Flowerkraut
Flowers, plants, and handmade wares near the top of the hill.
Hudson Farmers Market
Columbia County’s longest running market, Saturday mornings.