Last Minute Shopping Hours in the Neighborhood!!!

Red Hook Christmas by Emily Kluve

Christmas eve can be tough. Your roommate drank the wine you were planning to give your sister. Cousin Bob has decided she is now Cousin Bobbi and the beard grooming kit is no longer appropriate. Or you just want that ONE LAST THING.

You may not have time to do all that calling around to find out store hours. Or worse: run all the way over only to find they are closed and your options dwindling. RHSR did the calling for you!

Macy’s (Fulton St.) is open till 6pm.

IKEA is open till 5pm.

But big stores can mean large lines.
Here are some smaller local options in order of closing:

Chelsea Garden Center (444 Van Brunt St) 10am-2pm

Wood’s Grove (302 Court Street) will be open till 3pm, unless there’s a rush.

Gowanus Souvenir Shoppe (567 Union St) till 4pm.

Exit9 (127 Smith St) Open till 4pm, unless there’s a rush

Pizzazz Toys (281 Court St.) Open till 7pm

Dry Dock (424 Van Brunt St.) till 8pm

Fairway OPEN TILL 10PM!!!

Is your store missing? Please add in the comments!

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  1. Wet Whistle Wines and Spirits will be open until 8:00PM!

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