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O'Neill's Shire Pub is the place to go in Delhi for a delicious meal with your family or a night out with friends. They host a variety of events each week. Join the crew of regulars who go head-to-head at trivia night each week or sing your heart out at karaoke. They also present live music multiple times a month for a chance to dance and enjoy good music and drinks.
Learn more about the menu and scheduled events on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Owl_Let Creations is a jewelry and art shop selling one of a kind items handmade by Terah Patrocinio. A special item created by Owl_Let are earrings made with vintage fabric. These beautiful pieces are versatile and unique, making them a great purchase as a treat to yourself or as a gift for a loved one or teacher. You will find a variety of custom items such as earrings, bracelets, necklaces, paintings and other items depending on the day.
Learn more on Owl_Let Creations Instagram and visit them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market each Wednesday!
The Annual Delhi Fair on the Square is a family-friendly event taking place every Friday in July. Now in its 51st year, this celebrated event hosts live music, games & events for kids, a wide variety of food vendors, local merchants, and other special attractions such as live animals and bounce houses.
Currently accepting vendors, the Fair on the Square Committee cordially invites you to join the festivities beginning Friday, July 5th, from 5pm-9pm, and continuing every Friday throughout July. The goal is to provide a fun-filled evening for the entire family with games, food, arts and crafts, music, and vendors who sell, preferably, locally grown and homemade items.
If you are interested in becoming a vendor, learn more and register here.
The Delhi Fair on the Square would love to welcome sponsors! The Fair on the Square is always a success thanks to those who graciously sponsor the event. Learn more about the perks of sponsorship and sign up here.
Work Station, located at 14 Kingston Street in Delhi, NY, is a co-working space in a beautifully renovated building. They offer desks to rent monthly and also offer “Drop-in Wednesdays.” If you are interested in taking a break from working at home to spend time in a focused environment with other people, Drop-in Wednesdays is for you. You do not need to commit to the monthly desk rental yet you can enjoy the perks of the space. Book a desk on Wednesdays for $20 a day, or $30 including lunch. Join the Work Station to be productive, meet new people, and enjoy a stroll to town for a break.
Learn more about Work Station on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
WAYSIDE Cider, located in Andes, NY, is excited to share their Taproot Rose with the Farmers’ Market crowd! This cider, made with fermented beets, is fun, refreshing and a stunning color in the glass. Try a taste at the Delhi Farmers’ Market and see what else they have in store. All ciders are made with local apples, with a lot of love and a whole lot of flavor.
Learn more about Wayside Cider on their website and Instagram.
Two Chamber members have teamed up to create a very special evening each Wednesday through the entire summer for the Greater Delhi Area! Strickland Hollow and Stonewall at The Meredith are giving you a reason to love hump day. The menu includes four different 10 inch neapolitan style pizzas and a variety of starters such as meatballs with ricotta, breaded mozzarella, and caesar salad. To finish the meal enjoy tiramisu or assorted Italian cookies.
Learn more about this delicious dining experience on Stonewall at the Meredith’s Instagram or on Strickland Hollow’s website.
Hoods Baked Goods is a farmers’ market regular that bakes delicious pastries in Bovina Center. They have an array of goodies such as cookies, cupcakes, rice crispy treats, and for this upcoming season, they are very excited to have donuts join the party. Hoods Baked Goods’ will have a variety of fabulous donuts throughout the season. This past market they had donuts drizzled with decadent chocolate and vanilla frosting topped with colorful sprinkles, and mini cinnamon and sugar donuts perfect for snacking!
Join them in the excitement of these fresh tasty treats by visiting the Delhi Farmers’ Markets and trying some for yourself! Learn more on their Facebook.
This Wednesday, May 1st, from 10am-2pm, marks the beginning of the outdoor Delhi Farmers’ Market. We want to take a moment to thank the vendors who kept us supplied with delicious food and local products all winter long. Now, even more vendors will join the market as it moves outdoors to Courthouse Square. The Delhi Farmers’ Market is a reliable way to source local groceries. There will be produce you can feel great about, local meat that has been pasture-raised with love, baked goods nearly warm from their morning bake, herbal remedies for all your ailments, and much more.
The Delhi Farmers’ Market is more than a place to shop. It is also a place to meet friends and enjoy lunch. It is a meeting ground to begin your adventure for the day while stocking up on items you enjoy. Not only is shopping at the farmers’ market beneficial to you, but it is also imperative to local farmers and producers in sustaining their business and all their hard work.
We are so excited for the start of the outdoor market as it creates a joyful buzz in the town of Delhi each Wednesday. So mark your calendars and rearrange your schedule to accommodate your weekly grocery shopping at the Delhi Farmers’ Market!
The Chamber meets every second Tuesday at 11am at the E-Center which is located at 5 1/2 Main Street. Our next meeting is Tuesday, March 12th at 11:00am.
We welcome members to come discuss their ideas for strengthening our business community as well as share information on upcoming events and more.
Photo courtesy of River Rock Inn & Suites
River Rock Events & Suites is situated on a beautiful 215 acre farm that sits along the Delaware River. The property includes an original 1900 dairy barn that has been reimagined as a multi-purpose venue. The event facility can be used for a variety of functions such as art shows and exhibits, celebrations, community events, and more.
River Rock Events & Suites also boasts two beautiful suites that are available to rent throughout the year. The suites offer visitors miles of hiking trails, kayaking, fishing, biking and other outdoor adventures. Learn more on their Facebook.
Pearls by Peg is a Farmers’ Market regular, selling handmade jewelry that is one-of-a-kind. Find an array of different items such as bracelets, necklaces with lavish pendants, earrings, and other accessories. Visit the market on Wednesdays from 10am-2pm to find out more and to browse the collection.
Photo courtesy of Bluestone
Bluestone is a restaurant and pub located at the College Golf Course at Delhi on Scotch Mountain. The restaurant is a partnership between the SUNY Delhi Hospitality Management Department and the College Association at Delhi, Inc (CADI). The restaurant and pub offers breathtaking views of the golf course and rolling foothills of the Catskill Mountains. Golfers and community members are welcome to dine at the restaurant and enjoy outdoor seating when the weather permits.
Learn more on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
Photo courtesy of Hipstitch Academy
Hipstitch Academy is a sewing school started by Megan Avery as a way to encourage people to make their own clothing and alter thrifted clothes as alternatives to fast fashion. The school is online, in-person in Harpersfield, and at the Delhi Farmers’ Market.
At the Delhi Farmers’ Market, Megan accepts items that need to be hemmed, altered, and more. Items can be left at the market with Megan and picked up at a later time. Hipstitch also has a line of alternative fashion pieces that are made with repurposed items. Find out more about Hipstitch Academy on their website, Instagram, and Facebook.
Saturday, June 1st, 2024
On Saturday, June 1st, spend the day in Delhi, NY, with your family for the Delhi Bridge Run and World Wide Family Festival. The race begins and ends at Hoyt Park starting at 9am. Immediately following the race, an awards ceremony will take place at the park. When the race festivities conclude, the World Wide Family Festival will begin in Courthouse Square. This fun event will engage the children of Delaware County while they experience cultures around the world through food, crafts, and games.
Learn more about the Annual Delhi Bridge Run here and learn more about the World Wide Festival here.
World-Wide Family Festival
June 1, 2024
11am-2pm
Courthouse Square
Every First Saturday in June, on the same day as the Annual Delhi Bridge Run, WIDE (Womxn for Inclusion, Diversity and Equity) hosts an amazing multicultural festival that educates the children of Delaware County about the World using crafts, music, food and fun! Every child receives a passport to travel from table to table to experience activities from countries such as Iran, Mexico and Ukraine, as well as sports from Brazil and the Native Americans. This event was a huge success last year with a lot of fun had by all attendees.
If you are interested in sharing an activity, food, or craft from your country or heritage, please reach out to Jenine.Osborn@gmail.com.
Photos courtesy of WIDE
Warmer weather is finally here, at least for this week, and it is prime time to get those legs moving by hiking in the greater Delhi Area. If you know where to look, there is no shortage of beautiful hiking locations within a quick drive of Delhi.
Photo of the SUNY Delhi Outdoor Education Center
The Gribley Trail is a 3 mile trail located on Sheldon Drive passing behind Delaware Academy. This trail makes a loop yet provides options to connect with Frightful Falls Trail and Bulldog Run Trail depending on the length and elevation you would like to hike. Together these three trails make up the Delhi Trails at Mt. Crawford.
The Smith Pond Trail is an easy 1.1 mile hike with its trailhead on Route 28 opposite of Delaware Academy. It follows the West Branch of the Delaware River through grasslands and mixed forest.
For a trail intended to provide a full body workout, visit the Community Fitness Trail. This half mile trail has six fitness features and two picnic tables.
The SUNY Delhi Outdoor Education Center is a 40 acre park with trails that meander through old farm fields and dip down to the Delaware River. There is a labyrinth, a butterfly garden, fishing access, picnic tables and education markers sharing knowledge of native trees.
The Bramley Mountain Trail is a 4 mile loop that passes through an abandoned bluestone quarry, past small cliffs and caves, with expansive views at the top.
Spring is a unique time to hike as the undergrowth is still matted from the winter snow and the leaves have yet to arrive. This allows for wonderful views that wouldn’t otherwise be visible. Take advantage of this time of year and the gorgeous trails that the Catskill 3500 Club have worked so hard to establish. See you out there!
View from the Bulldog Run Trail
Photo and logo courtesy of MR DIY Consulting
If you are working on a home renovation project and need some guidance, MR DIY Consulting is here to help. After years as a contractor, Mark Riordan is offering consulting services, customized to each homeowner's experience. Mark will make recommendations based on each client's specific problem or situation, helping to expedite the construction process and focus on the best quality DIY renovation experience possible. Available to help with any renovation project either through a Zoom call or in person (locally), save time and money by having an expert with you through every step of the renovation process.
Learn more about MR DIY Consulting on their website or Facebook.
Photo courtesy of Charlotteville General Store Coffee Roastery
The Charlotteville General Store is a quant shop that offers breakfast and lunch sandwiches and roasts its own coffee beans in the hamlet of Charlotteville in Summit, NY. Each Saturday they roast organic Guatemalan and Peruvian fair-trade coffee beans that are used to brew coffee served in the general store or packaged to be sold elsewhere. Charlotteville General Store Coffee Roastery coffee blends can be found in stores around New York and New Jersey, and each week at the Delhi Farmers’ Market.
Learn more about them on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.
SUNY Delhi’s Office of Continuing Education and Workforce Development helps businesses or organizations create, sustain, and retain a viable workforce to support current and future business and industry goals. The office has experience working with various industry sectors to support sustainable economic growth for the Catskill region and beyond.
The Office of Continuing Education and Workforce Development also serves the area as an events space. If you are looking to host professional development training, meetings, or conferences; partner with the office and they can provide space on and off campus. Learn more about them on their website.
Photo courtesy of Burn Ayr Farm
Burn Ayr Farm is a multigenerational farm located on Route 28 in Delhi, NY. This farm has gone through a variety of iterations since its 1890 beginnings. It was once an active dairy farm, and throughout the early 90’s a high-profile organic vegetable producer in New York City Markets. Now the focus of Burn Ayr Farm is 100% grass-fed Highland Beef cattle and Heritage Hogs. You can purchase their products at the Delhi Farmers Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm or everyday of the week at the farm stand on Route 28 beginning in May. From May-October their farm stand is open with local seasonal vegetables, honey, dairy products, herbal remedies, and other locally made and produced products.
Find them at the Delhi Farmers’ Market every Wednesday from 10am-2pm, on Facebook and Instagram.
