Beacon — And North

hudson, ny

Hudson has long been a favorite among New Yorkers looking for a weekend getaway, thanks to an Amtrak train station and some of the best vintage and antique furniture stores, art galleries, and restaurants in all of upstate. Once an 18th century whaling center, Hudson’s history can be seen at every turn with Victorian townhouses, 19th century warehouses, and plenty of swoon worthy Mansions to pass by. Now home to the most vibrant and buzzing main street in the region, Hudson boasts world-famous antique stores, high-end restaurants, and a lively nightlife with an ever expanding list of specialty bars and venues. Wander up and down Warren Street, mosey on down to the river to take in the views, or drive to one of the many special nearby towns.

getting there

Amtrak Train from Penn Station

120 mile drive from NYC

Featured

Talbott and Arding, A Cheese and Provisions Shop in Hudson

hawkins new york +

Luxury home goods, exceptional selection

Red Chair on Warren +

Swedish, Belgian, and French antiques

Loup +

NY made women’s wear

Clove & Creek +

Gifts and objects for the home and great outdoors, sister store in Kingston

Spotty Dog Books & Ale: Independent bookstore and bar Minna: Ethically made home goods and textiles Nina Z: Swedish clogs, great vintage clothes, Black owned* The Quiet Botanist: Botanical apothecary, dried flowers, down a hidden alleyway Finch: Curated collection of vintage and modern home goods Enkyu LikeMindedObjects: Handmade clothing, select vintage pieces, home goods The Antique Warehouse: 40,000 square feet of antique and vintage furniture Flowerkraut: Design focused florist and gift boutique Paula Grief Ceramics: Handmade modern ceramics Secret Gardener: Nursery, landscaping services, real cute Fluff Alpaca: Locally sourced alpaca goods, family owned The Shop: Upstate Rug Supply, vintage furniture Nikki Chasin: Independent women’s wear, select vintage pieces