Pearl River Mart in 2017: A Year in Review
Happy New Year! Have you made your resolutions? We have: bring you more of what you love. But as we move forward, we also look back — to reflect, assess, and most of all, celebrate.
Ho-Ho-Holiday Hours!
We hope you all are having a fun and festive holiday season, and are spending lots of time with loved ones. We’ll be spending some extra time with friends and family as well, which changes some of our store hours.
WSJ's The Future of Everything: The Future of Retail
We had the honor of representing small local businesses who are now the future of retail.
New York Post: NYC's Cult Favorite Store Is Back
We were thrilled to see ourselves in the pages of this iconic New York newspaper.
We're Heeere! Pearl River Mart Is Now at Chelsea Market!
The big day has finally arrived. We've opened our doors at Chelsea Market!
Countdown to Chelsea Market!
We’re just two weeks away from the big day: the grand opening of our second home in the food-iest place on earth — Chelsea Market in New York City.
Doubling Our Happiness: We’re Expanding to Chelsea Market!
Big news! We’re beyond excited to announce we're opening a second store at Chelsea Market in November!
InStyle Magazine: Our Rose Print Mandarin Dress
Every month InStyle magazine rounds up some "instant style" tips. For September? Chinoiserie and our floor-length cap sleeve mandarin dress!
Veranda Magazine: Get Guest-Ready with Our Straw Slippers!
We were so happy to see our braided straw slippers in the July/August issue of Veranda magazine!
In Our Basement Level!
Like Bob Barker said, come on down! You'll find even more of what you already love about Pearl River in our new cellar level.
Columbia College Today: A Revival and A Homecoming
Joanne Kwong spoke to her alma mater about how stepping into the role of president of the new Pearl River Mart was like a homecoming.
Money-ish: Joanne Kwong on Bringing the Iconic Pearl River Mart Back to Life
Our president Joanne Kwong spoke with Money-ish about how Pearl River Mart started as a political statement and became a beloved NYC institution, and how family businesses really can work.