
Pinnacle offers thoughtfully selected women’s fashion and lifestyle pieces, seamlessly blending style, comfort, and versatility for everyday life in the country.
Pinnacle
Six Bee Brook Road, Washington Depot
860.868.7500

Pinnacle offers thoughtfully selected women’s fashion and lifestyle pieces, seamlessly blending style, comfort, and versatility for everyday life in the country.
Pinnacle
Six Bee Brook Road, Washington Depot
860.868.7500
Their brick and mortar shop is filled with vintage treasures sourced from around the globe. They seek out and sell high quality, seasonal items of the latest trends, vintage reproductions, as well as timeworn furnishings that will awaken your nostalgia. They are selective and look for certain aesthetics and brands. In addition to housewares, they sell clothing and accessories such as sunglasses, purses, belts, jewelry, and shoes.
Open daily at 10:00am.
The Hunt
20 Bank Street
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 799-0775
A Rustic Touch
(860) 304-5693
Books & Art on Main is an independent bookstore located in a beautiful and historic former library building in Plymouth, CT. We offer used and new books (fiction, nonfiction, art, crafts, gardening, cooking, home, history, writing, biography, nature, poetry, religion, Bibles, children’s books), plus sidelines such as journals, as well as framed art, art supplies, vintage items, CDs, and giftware. Currently we are open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from noon to 5, plus holiday Mondays and by appointment.
692 Main Street, Plymouth, CT 06782.
Parking available behind the store and along the nearby Plymouth Green.
(347) 813-0777
http://booksandartonmain.com
Boutique Indoor Marketplace featuring 40+ local artisans, makers and businesses.
Open 7 days a week
10AM-6:30PM
36C Bank st
New Milford CT 06776
(203) 695-2795
https://www.andcompanyonbank.com
Books & Art on Main, a new bookstore located at 692 Main Street, Plymouth, CT, is pleased to announce its opening in this new year!
The store offers used and new books (fiction, nonfiction, art, crafts, gardening, cooking, home, history, religion, Bibles, children’s books), plus journals, framed art, art supplies, and giftware.
“A new year is the perfect time to discover a new passion or hobby,” says proprietor Robert Schwalb. “Some people aspire to a reading challenge, such as reading 100 books during the year. A 2016 Yale study, recently cited in the news source Axios.com, suggests that developing a reading habit may actually help lengthen life, especially for those over 50.”
“Journaling, too, can benefit folks in so many ways, from boosting your mood on gray winter days to furthering self-discovery. We have a variety of journals in the store.” (https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-journaling#takeaway).
“Trying your hand at an art project can also help reduce stress and aid in self-expression. We have colored pencils, sketchbooks, paints, paper, brushes, most anything you might need to get creative,” says Schwalb. https://www.webmd.com/balance/health-benefits-of-hobbies
“And a new year is a fantastic time to start a new venture, such as a bookstore,” says Schwalb. “Books & Art on Main is located in a historic Colonial Revival building that once housed the Plymouth Library. We’re thrilled to be able to operate in this beautiful building, which was constructed in 1932, amazingly during the height of the Great Depression.
“The building is truly a gem, with a gorgeous Palladian window, intricately crafted woodwork, and a magnificent fireplace. The architect and contractor even carved their names on the fireplace overmantel.
“Thanks to folks from the Plymouth Historical Society and local history buffs, we keep learning more and more about the library’s history. For example, we learned that the original library—housed in a different building that was destroyed by fire—was founded in 1871 by Congregational clergyman Reverend Elias Brewster Hillard (1825–1895), apparently known, back in the day, as a ‘man of fire’ for his efforts to improve life in Plymouth and Litchfield County. Reverend Hillard was also the grandfather of Pulitzer Prize-, Tony Award-, and National Book Award-winning poet, dramatist, and Librarian of Congress Archibald MacLeish, who died in 1982. Reverend Hillard himself compiled an important book, The Last Men of the Revolution, a photographic album of the last living survivors of the American Revolution, which was published in Hartford in 1864, during the Civil War,” says Schwalb.
“We opened unofficially during the holiday season and have been warmly welcomed by members of the community, who are happy that their former library building has a new lease on life, and that its legacy of providing a home for books in Plymouth is continued.”
Schwalb and his wife Sue have worked in book publishing and art and design for many years and previously operated a bookstore in Bantam, CT.
Books & Art on Main is located at 692 Main Street, Plymouth, CT, in the Plymouth Historic District. Winter hours: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. Parking is available behind the shop and along the nearby Plymouth Green. Website: booksandartonmain.com. For more information, email info@booksandartonmain.com, or call 347-813-0777.
Books & Art on Main
692 Main St., Plymouth, CT 06782
booksandartonmain.com
347-813-0777
We sales antique, new, vantage and modern rugs.
We also appraise and service any kind of rugs. Our services include cleaning, restoration and repairs.
Persian Rug Gallery of Woodbury
572 Main Street south
Woodbury CT 06798
(203) 263-5666
Honeybee Books and Teas offers both used and new books, fine teas, candies, snacks, honey, cozy blankets, gifts, and so much more! Located of the town green in New Milford, CT, there is something for everyone. All items in the store are mindfully sourced, with organic choices wherever possible, local items, and products made in the USA.
27 Main Street
New Milford, CT 06776
(next to the Post Office on the green)
(860) 350-3006
https://www.hbbooks.org/
A beautiful new shop featuring antiques sourced from France, local artists, and new culinary treasures.
Marché
105 Main Street
Falls Village, CT 06031
(206) 465-4498
We manufacture biodegradable pots and products on our family’s farm using 100% renewable and recycled, composted cow manure. We began by offering the horticultural industry a more sustainable alternative to plastic and peat. We have the ability to prototype and custom build products for packaging, surveying, hunting, and other industries. We offer biodegradable pots wholesale and for resale and distribution.
324 Norfolk Road, East Canaan, CT 06024
(860) 824-7520
contact@cowpots.com
(860) 824-7520
https://cowpots.com/about-us