Small Business

Our Members Shine at the OH-Boy Market

The OH-Boy Market has quickly become one of Delaware County’s most exciting shopping events, bringing together hundreds of visitors, independent makers, artists, designers, food producers, and small businesses over Fourth of July weekend at Wayside Cider in Andes.

One of our favorite parts of this year's market was seeing so many Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce members represented among the vendors. From handmade ceramics and textiles to locally made wine, fashion, home goods, and unforgettable food, our members showcased the creativity, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurial spirit that make the greater Delhi area such a vibrant place to live, work, and visit.

Congratulations to our Chamber members who participated in this year's OH-Boy Market:

  • OH-Boy Market, host of this incredible annual event

  • ClayGround, featuring beautifully handcrafted ceramic lighting and homewares

  • King's, serving up inventive, locally inspired cuisine

  • Cold Picnic, known for its colorful contemporary textiles and home décor

  • DELCO., celebrating Delaware County through thoughtfully designed apparel and goods

  • Ninth of June, offering a carefully curated collection of vintage clothing and lifestyle pieces

  • Dear Native Grapes, fresh off celebrating one year of its Andes tasting room, sharing exceptional natural wines crafted in the western Catskills

  • Magpies, delighting visitors with their signature pies, baked goods, and playful merchandise

Events like the OH-Boy Market do more than create an incredible weekend experience—they introduce new audiences to the businesses that make our communities special. Visitors discover shops they'll return to, restaurants they'll recommend, wineries they'll revisit, and makers whose work becomes part of their homes.

We're proud to see our members collaborating, supporting one another, and helping showcase the creativity and economic vitality that continues to make the greater Delhi area such a remarkable place to do business.

Congratulations to everyone who made this year's market such a success. We can't wait to see what next year brings.

Photos above by Lexi Rockefeller.

Special April Chamber Meeting

We will not be hosting our usual first Tuesday of the month morning meeting. Instead, The Greater Delhi Chamber of Commerce meeting will host an evening session, focusing on special event sales tax and insurances. Each year, people find themselves struggling to meet the vendor requirements to sell products at fairs, markets and events. Join us for a fun evening of expert led discussion focusing on the easy steps you need to take to get you ready for special event retail. This is open to members and non-members. All are welcome. 


Thursday, April 14th
5:30 pm
Delaware County E-Center
Conference Room
5 1/2 Main Street
Delhi, NY 13753



Supporting our Local Business Owners

When we heard about the impact the bridge repair was having on the business, the Chamber quickly rallied to produce a graphic to share through social media alerting people that Sheila's Sunny Dale Florist was still open for business. 

When we heard about the impact the bridge repair was having on the business, the Chamber quickly rallied to produce a graphic to share through social media alerting people that Sheila's Sunny Dale Florist was still open for business. 

The Greater Delhi Chamber of Commerce was thrilled to participate in Small Business Saturday. In conjunction with the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, we welcomed a re-opening of Sheila's Sunny Dale Florist.  With her business negatively impacted by a several month renovation of the Kingston Street Bridge, we gathered on the Saturday after Thanksgiving to welcome Sheila's back as we marked the end of the bridge repairs. 

Sheila's is open, full of amazing festive arrangements for the holidays. Stop by and say hello to Sheila!

 

Fast forward a few months, we are thrilled to welcome Sheila's Sunny Dale Florist back to normal. 

Fast forward a few months, we are thrilled to welcome Sheila's Sunny Dale Florist back to normal.