10 Shopping in Hudson That You Shouldn't Miss

Stoddard Corner is a specialty bookshop which features such manuscript Americana (unpublished primary source materials) as diaries, congeries, muniments, quotidiana, ledgers, day books, common place books, and other handwritten material. We also furnish such nonfiction printed books about making and doing as trade catalogues, production manuals, artist-private press-fine press books, guides, etc. As we like to say, "There is something in here with your name on it, and it's calling you!" When you visit us in Hudson, remember to check Tripadvisor for accommodations in our many B+Bs, fine dining, and art and antiques galleries. There are also two other brick-and-mortar bookstores in town---Hudson City Books and Spotty Dog Books and Ale, both on Warren Street. Time spent in Hudson will reward you!

The Hudson Underground Gallery is an artist venue that makes fun of difficult and controversial material happening in the world today.

FRG OBJECTS & DESIGN / ART is located in the fashionable Hudson gallery and restaurant area known as BELO-3rd. In addition to highly praised interior design services and a stunning collection of custom-designed furniture by gallery owner Rick Gillette, our gallery space at 217 Warren St., 2nd floor offers 8-week long exhibitions of contemporary art by both international and local artists.

Established in 1991, Carrie Haddad Gallery represents mid-career and emerging artists of the Hudson Valley and beyond working in painting, sculpture, mixed media and photography. We organize 7 group exhibits per year in a 3000 square foot gallery space on Hudson's Warren Street. Now on View: Pattern Play Donise English, Bruce Murphy, Vincent Pomilio, Susan Stover, & Stephen Walling August 12, 2020 through October 11, 2020 Carrie Haddad Gallery is pleased to present ‘Pattern Play,’ a group exhibit featuring new work by Donise English, Bruce Murphy, Vincent Pomilio, Susan Stover, & Stephen Walling. This exhibit examines a range of gestural and graphic pattern variations in abstract painting & sculpture. The show will be on view August 12 – October 11. Opening receptions are canceled until further notice. Masks are required to visit the gallery and we ask you maintain a social distance of at least 6ft from others.