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11:30AM - 4PM
111 Humane Society Rd, Hudson
Community Services Non Profits
“Sweetest kitties, lovely setup for adoption and meeting them! There are various rooms for dogs, cats, and kittens where you can bond with them 1 on 1 or in a big group. The people working here are the kindest, and are very quick with the adoption process!”
“This is one of the best ReStores around - sure, the selection and pricing are great, but what makes this place stand out is the staff. We had So Much Fun talking with them yesterday! It was a delight to connect with them, to talk antiques, to joke around - it was such a wonderful experience. Can’t recommend this spot more!”
“This store is clean and well lit, and for the most part the employees are nice. What really irks me lately, however, is that while the community is donating a lot of good things, an enormous amount of merchandise is apparently being sent out to other stores, so much so that shelves sometimes feel almost empty. I donate often. The Hudson area is full of lower-income people who often don't have transportation to metropolitan shopping areas, who really need the option of good items for less. I would like to see more merchandise kept in the community.”
8:30AM - 4PM
479 NY-66, Hudson
Community Services Non Profits
“The fair was a fun time. My partner and I don't care much for the rides or the game prizes. We mainly like to see the animals and try some food. The animals appeared healthy and had food and water. There was definitely lots to see and taste. Fair had a lot of people but everything appeared to be going smoothly. Thank you State Police, Columbia County Sheriffs Office, and Chatham Police for being there.”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“I personally enjoyed art omi more than storm king. There are lots of interactive pieces and they’re super fun! They also allow dogs! (Make sure your dogs have used bathroom beforehand, otherwise you’ll have to carry the poop bag with you the whole time since there’s no trashcan except for the reception area). The receptionists were friendly. It’s free to enter, and the suggested donation is 15 per person. This place is 120 acres with lots of empty space so there’s def lots of opportunities to expand. It took us more than 3 hours to go through all pieces. The receptionists said for most it’s be about 2.5 hours. Everyone in my group had lots of fun! You can make a reservation online before going.”