Shopping

A contemporary general store offering practical, affordable and fun kitchen and tableware, personal care, cards, candles, jewelry, candy, wearables — more than you can imagine!

Shoes, apparel

Callander’s Nursery was established in 1973 by Fredrick Callander and consists of a Landscape Design Department and Garden Center. Our retail store provides a wide selection of trees, shrubs, roses, perennials and annuals, as well as garden supplies, gifts and seasonal decor.

Books and art supplies, also featuring toys, gifts, crafts and puzzles.

A 100% community owned grocery store cooperative open to everyone. Carrying products from over 150 local and regional producers ranging from produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, grocery, health and wellness and more. Our co-op cafe is open daily for lunch with fresh prepared take-out options.

Chatham Wine & Liquor is a fine wine and liquor shop. Our broad selection of wines includes a unique, curated selection from small vineyards around the world as well as well-known labels. Our large selection of spirits includes a special focus on locally produced small-batch distilleries. and our collection of aperitifs, digestifs, and amari is unrivaled.

Primitive goods, country decor and simple treasures from the past.

Five Roots Florals & Events is a European-style garden shop that provides fresh cut florals and unique arrangements for all occasions.

Art Gallery selling; Paintings, Photographs and Vintage Objects.

Hand forged/sculpted, fine artisanal jewelry, designed and constructed by Joane Cornell. One piece at a time. One of a kind. Using semi precious stones/precious stone accents. Custom mixed metals of 20kt, 18kt, & special silver. Commission orders welcome. Repurposing of customers metal/stones.

Enjoy a unique shopping experience with exception al customer service. We offer a vast inventory of women’s figure-flattering fashions from casual to special occasion at very competitive prices. Extra small to Generous sizes! You can use our website as a tool. Browse it before you come in and then enjoy touching and trying. We offer the best of both bricks and mortar combined with online shopping.

Find the gem you didn’t even know existed in the oldest (and haunted) building in Chatham, NY, where President Martin Van Buren was a frequent patron. Our shop busts at the seams with one-of-a-kind antiques, costume jewelry, candles, hand-poured artisan concrete vessels and even a year-round “tag sale” area. Something for everyone’s budget!

“A museum store without a museum.” – Rural Intelligence

Fine jewelry, unique custom designs, carefully curated estate pieces. Serving the community since 1990.

In less than 3 years Red Mannequin has become a local favorite and a destination for visitors to Chatham. Shoppers enjoy personalized attention, carefully selected styles that are easy and fun to wear……and just a little bit out-of-the box!

Benefiting PS21. By donating gently used clothing and shopping at Rewraps you support PS21 and the performing arts in Chatham.

Round Clay Studio is operated by artist, Sarah Hazelke. Round Clay Studio offers classes in: handbuilding, pottery wheel, and other art media. It is also the studio & retail space for Round Designs, Sarah’s creative business.

Rock & Minerals Gift Shop

Year-round farm store with full service meat and seafood department, local and natural produce and products. Seasonal garden center. Hydroponically grown greens. No-spray fresh-cut flower bouquets and pesticide-free U-Pick berries seasonally. The Greenhouse Cidery: unique small batch hard ciders, open spring to fall; Yummy Kitchen cuisine + NY beers, wines & spirits.

The Warm Ewe, located on Main Street in the historic village of Chatham, New York, continues a 50-year old tradition of a yarn store in Chatham under several owners and different names. The store has been in its current location for over 40 years and has been known as the Warm Ewe since 1986. We offer a wide selection of quality yarns and fabrics along with patterns, books, magazines, needles, tools and accessories for the discriminating knitter, crocheter and seamstress.