From local souvenirs to timeless treasures, you’re sure to find unique holiday gift items on your day of shopping around the Blackstone Valley!

Rhode Island Antiques Mall in Pawtucket is a 20,000 sq. ft. facility that hosts 200 quality dealers from all over New England and beyond. One level of the store is dedicated to furniture, art, rugs, home décor and fine collectibles, while another level has an eclectic and ever-changing selection of all things antique.

The Village of Chepachet takes visitors back into the early 19th century where they can relive what the area was like around 1810, when it was a major stop along the stagecoach routes and a northern Rhode Island mercantile center. Visit many antiques and collectibles shops and don’t miss the Brown & Hopkins Country store, one the oldest country stores in continuous operation in America with 3,000 sq. ft. of furniture, curtains, lighting, quilts, prints, fabric, clothing, candles, florals, gourmet specialties and penny candy! During the holidays shops extend their hours for Candlelight Shopping.

Chepachet also offers several options for a lunch/coffee break, such as the Tavern on Main, Black Forest Cafe and Aegean Pizza, all within walking distance of the shops and antique stores.

Wright’s Farm is also a great place for groups to rest and recharge with a lunch unique to the Blackstone Valley – all you can eat “Chicken Family Style”. While you’re there, stop in at their 4,000 sq. ft. gift shop for a souvenir of your day shopping in the Blackstone Valley!

Upon entering Antiques Alley in Greenville, you will find yourself walking down memory lane. Thousands upon thousands of items from your past line the shelves and cabinets.

Over on Main Street in Woonsocket you will find some holiday collectibles at the Timeless Antiques & Collectibles.

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