Housed in a former 1800s general store, the Gardiner Collective brings nearly 50 vendors together in the heart of Gardiner. Antiques, handmade ceramics, original art, vintage clothing, and goods for home and body fill a space that invites shoppers to explore, with each booth offering a different sensibility.
Antiques dealers stock everything from classic pieces to oddball finds, while local painters, ceramicists, and fiber artists showcase their work. Handmade fabric bags sit alongside pottery, with contrasting textures connecting neighboring displays. Clothing racks upstairs give shoppers another floor to explore.
The selection rewards close looking. The Tchotchke Box specializes in miniatures, a collage artist contributes original compositions, and a self-described “scentologist” blends signature fragrances and sells diffusers. Elsewhere, shoppers will find jewelry, soaps, facial creams, candles, and furniture. A recently rearranged front section introduces three vendors’ curated displays, creating an airy entrance to the store’s eclectic offerings.
During the holidays, decorations extend throughout the space, and individual vendors offer sales within their booths. Pop-up tarot readings add to the activity. With antiques, contemporary artwork, and everyday indulgences gathered under one roof, shoppers can browse for gifts across several interests—and pick up something for their own shelves along the way.
The Gardiner Collective is located at 4 Dusinberre Road, Gardiner, and can be reached by phone at (845) 220-8520.
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This article appears in November 2026.
