The third annual Best of Columbia County awards ceremony was held Thursday, June 23. More than 20 of the 90 categories were awarded to businesses, organizations and individuals from right here in Chatham, NY. Thank you to everyone who took the time to cast a ballot. Congratulations to all of Chatham’s “Best of Columbia County 2016” … Read more
Please join us in our celebration of Chatham SummerFest’s 40th anniversary Saturday, July 9th, 2016 from 10am to 4pm. The event will take place on Main Street, Park Row, and Hudson Avenue in Chatham. Chatham NY has always been one of the most architecturally beautiful towns in Columbia County. Each summer Main Street, Park Row … Read more
JMS Collective March 2016 Located about a half-hour up NYS Route 66 from Hudson, lies another of Columbia County’s great towns to explore, Chatham. Set among bucolic hillsides, the village of Chatham has seen a major resurgence in local businesses joining its longstanding community pillars, and is a destination for cultural, culinary, and conservation-minded tourists … Read more
Wall Street Journal May 2015 From Nyack to Old Chatham, where artists, foodies and financiers shop for second homes. Read the article by Amy Gamerman.
Men’s Journal 2014 Just on the New York side of the Massachusetts border, the town is notable mostly for being beautiful and seeming far more remote than it is. Read the article.
Hudson Valley Magazine April 2012 Want the real country: farmland, horses, nobody in sight for miles? Head north — almost as far as you can go on the Taconic Parkway — to the town of Chatham. Read the article by Barbara Ballinger and Sara Greenberg.
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New York Times April 2003 LESS gentrified and touristy than Lenox or Great Barrington in the Berkshires and slightly more polished than the rural outposts of the Catskills, Chatham is a pastoral town at the northern edge of the Hudson River Valley. Read the article by Wendy Knight.
