Hudson Sip & Shop: A Cozy, Charming Holiday Experience

Kick off the holiday season with a cozy evening stroll through Hudson’s village core during the 2025 Hudson Sip & Shop. For two festive hours on Saturday, December 6, 2025 from 5-7pm, local boutiques and specialty shops will stay open late and welcome you in with warm hospitality. Enjoy complimentary sips, seasonal treats, and little bites as you browse for holiday gifts, discover new favourites, and support the independent merchants who keep our village vibrant.

From mulled hot drinks to sweet nibbles, savoury snacks and special in-store surprises, each stop offers something unique to enjoy. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect stocking stuffer, picking up something special for yourself or simply soaking up the holiday atmosphere, this is the perfect chance to experience Hudson at its most charming.

Bundle up, bring a friend and wander shop to shop — everything is within easy walking distance.

Participating Merchants in the 2025 Hudson Sip & Shop

Here’s a little bit about each of the wonderful local businesses you’ll visit that evening:

2 Rockers Art Supply (532 Main)

A bright and inspiring art‐supply boutique right in the heart of Hudson, offering an exceptional selection of paints, markers, papers, canvases and other creative-maker gear. This is the place for anyone who loves to craft, doodle, draw or paint — and for finding just the right gift for your creative friend.

Ma Belle Vie (521 Main)

Offering antiques, homewares, curated gifts and tiny treasures, Ma Belle Vie brings a world of wonder into Hudson’s shopping mix. It’s the kind of boutique where you’ll discover those one-of-a-kind items that become stories or heirlooms.

Que de Bonnes Choses (484 Main)

Since 2003, this natural-market/bistro has been bringing healthy food, baked goods, and curated household products to Hudson. From vegetarian, vegan and gluten-sensitive options to comfort food for the winter season, this is an inviting place to delight your taste buds and your shopping list alike.

Le Collectif – L’Art de Vivre (472 Main)

A creative gallery-studio space where art meets lifestyle. With original artwork on display, workshop announcements and a curated selection of decor and objects, this is a stop for anyone seeking something thoughtful, handcrafted or beautifully designed.

Le Corbeau et le Renard (472 Main)

A beautifully styled home-decor boutique filled with vintage and new treasures, designed to elevate your living space or gift-giving list. From stylish finds to unexpected accents, this shop is a delight for those who care about aesthetics and atmosphere.

Cardinal Brewing (466 Main)

Hudson’s local micro-brewery and social hub: craft beers on tap in a welcoming space, plus a relaxed neighbourhood vibe. Whether you’re well-versed in craft brews or just looking for a friendly gathering place, Cardinal offers a fun stop as part of the evening’s stroll.

May’s Studio (459 Main)

A true Hudson classic, Studio May has been part of the community since 1962. What began as a small photography studio has evolved over the decades into a full-service destination for photography, printing, custom framing, and high-quality cameras and equipment. Today, owners David and Linda carry forward the studio’s legacy with the same warmth and passion that have made Studio May a trusted part of life’s milestones for generations of Hudson families. Whether you’re looking to frame a treasured memory or explore creative projects, you’ll find expert guidance and a welcoming atmosphere.

Penny Petz (441 Main)

A delightful shop catering to both pet-lovers and people-lovers alike. Think thoughtful, stylish pet accessories, treats for both furry friends and their humans, and a relaxed friendly vibe perfect for making your stop memorable.

Kingfisher Pub (84 Cameron)

A cozy neighbourhood pub inspired by the traditions of the British public house. Warm, welcoming, and full of character, it’s the perfect spot to relax with a drink and enjoy the charm of this historic Hudson building.

Bobichon Laines et Fibres (67 Cameron)

This cosy yarn-and-fibres shop is a treasure for knitters, crocheters and fibre-lovers. With high-quality natural fibres and friendly, knowledgeable service, it invites makers of all levels to explore colours and textures, pick up a project kit — or get inspired for a handmade holiday gift.

Hudson Traders (401 Main)

This charming general-store style boutique blends coffee, gifts, nostalgia and local flavour. From unique home-goods and treats to thoughtful finds you won’t see elsewhere, Hudson Traders is the kind of place you want to browse slowly and let serendipity guide you.

LESCENTO (397 Main)

A niche perfumery nestled in Hudson, crafting distinctive fragrances and experiences for the scent-conscious. The perfect stop for selecting a memorable gift or treating yourself to something fragrant and unique this holiday season.

May’s Studio (459 Main)
A beloved photography boutique offering expert printing, beautiful frames, and thoughtful photo gifts. From restoring cherished memories to creating custom prints, May’s Studio is the perfect stop for meaningful, personalized presents this holiday season.

Bottē (400 Main)
A cozy neighbourhood spot serving up delicious, wood-fired pizza with simple, high-quality ingredients. Whether you’re grabbing a slice between shops or picking up comfort food to bring home, Botte adds the perfect warm, savory touch to your holiday outing.

Find unique gifts at Hudson’s Sip & Shop

By marking your calendar for December 6 and joining the Sip & Shop evening, you’re supporting Hudson’s independent retail community, discovering thoughtfully curated goods, and enjoying a relaxed walk through our village with friends and neighbours. It’s about experience as much as shopping — the warm lights, the festive treats, the serendipity of finding that unexpected gift.

So pull on your boots, grab a scarf, meet up with someone and join us for a festive, friendly, local-first evening. Come sip, shop, and celebrate the season together!

Bonus: Make a day of it and visit the Hudson Holiday Market too

If you want to stretch the festive fun, plan to stop by the Hudson Holiday Market at the Alibi Barn (422 Main) before the Sip & Shop begins. The market is open until 6 p.m. on Saturday, December 6, giving you plenty of time to browse more than 30 local artisans, enjoy live music, grab a bite or a warm drink, cozy up by the fire pit, and take in the family-friendly activities — all in support of NOVA Hudson. With its holiday photobooth, kid-friendly activities, and a beautifully decorated winter setting, it’s the perfect way to spend the afternoon before strolling into the village for the Sip & Shop.

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    In case you're wondering ...

    Most stores and restaurants have their own parking lots, but there are also several public parking areas: 

    • The snow dump off Wharf Road
    • City Hall (Main & Cedar)
    • Selkirk &. Main
    • Across from St. Thomas Church on Main Road, near McNaughten 

    Street parking is also permitted in many areas adjacent to the village. 

    Hudson is served by the Exo train to Montreal (limited service) and a bus. 

    There is one daily train departure and one arrival in Hudson every weekday at:
    30, rue Wharf, Hudson

    Departures for other Vaudreuil-Dorion trains at:
    555, rue Boileau, Vaudreuil-Dorion

    EXO La Presqu’île sector

    exo – Line 21: Gare Vaudreuil/Hudson/St-Charles

    • Public transit to Vaudreuil train station
    • OPUS card accepted
    • Air-conditioned buses, some equipped with bike racks
    • Transfers between several bus lines at the station and connections to Vaudreuil, L’Île-Perrot, Pincourt, Rigaud and Saint-Lazare.
    • Passengers can also transfer to CIT du Sud-Ouest buses (Salaberry-de-Valleyfield) at the Vaudreuil station
    • Express service to various destinations on the Island of Montréal: Côte-Vertu metro, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (including CEGEP John-Abbott), CEGEP Gérald-Godin and near the STM bus terminal in Pointe-Claire

    Yes, you can book a hotel room right in the heart of Hudson at the Maison Rose B&B at 471 Main Road. 

    Yes, most restaurants in Hudson offer some vegan, vegetarian or gluten-free options. 

    Yes, Hudson businesses are happy to serve customers in either French or English.

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