Red Hook, NY
Sharing the best in the Northeast Dutchess Corner, NY.
The O Zone
The O Zone provides a variety of goods, services and workshops for local residents to learn about their community options as well as make their own sustainable choices. Come enjoy our bulk-refill marketplace, participate in our Community Compost CSA program, sign-up to receive quarterly waste-free packages, and take advantage of our many free recycling endeavors!
Red Hook, NY
845-835-8091
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The Village Fabric Shoppe
Carrying hand stitching, crazy quilting surface design, and mixed media supplies as well as more traditional quilting supplies patterns and books. Fabric packs, original patterns, reproduction fabrics Batiks and more help you create the project of your dreams.
Red Hook, NY
845-758-8541
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Ben & Gracie's
Ben & Gracies Thrift Shop has new and almost new products at great prices! Featuring hundred's of kid's clothes from preemies to juniors boy's and girl's. Thousands of men's and women's adult sizes, from petite to plus size. They also have belts, bags, shoes and local handmade items!
Red Hook, NY
845-835-6076
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Opus 40
Created over 37 years by pioneering artist and professor Harvey Fite, Opus 40 is a nonprofit sculpture park, museum and artistic environment with 63 acres of meadows, historic quarrying trails and bluestone quarries — centered on 6.5 acres of earthwork sculpture.
Red Hook, NY
845-246-3400
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Poets' Walk Park
A designed landscape — a series of “outdoor rooms” separated by stands of trees and stone walls — created for the owners of two neighboring estates around 1850. It got its name because writers like Washington Irving loved rambling here; legend has it he came up with the idea for “Rip Van Winkle” while gazing toward the Catskill Mountains, site of his protagonist’s long sleep. Don’t be surprised if your own creativity gets a boost from spotting colorful (and mellifluous) songbirds in the meadow, strolling through the shadows in the wooded ravine or enjoying majestic vistas that haven’t changed a whit in 170 years.
Red Hook, NY
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