Shops in Florida That Support Local Makers
These 25 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. 23 of them are accepting right now; the other 2 have a closed window or a waitlist, marked on their cards. All are in Florida; see all 500 nationwide or the Miami page or the Tampa–St. Petersburg page or the Jacksonville page.
The 25 shops
Sweat Records
Independent Little Haiti record store open 7 days, with new and used vinyl and South Florida-made music, pins, books and zines.
Heads up: Email for approval before bringing anything in.
Lemoni Cafe
Neighborhood café that sells products by local artists.
Heads up: A café with a 'Products by Local Artists' page and an email address; no terms published.
SistrunKollective
Co-op style boutique inside Fort Lauderdale's Sistrunk Marketplace food hall, for local artisans and entrepreneurs.
Heads up: Paid program: $195–$495/month display rent plus required shifts.
Coral Springs Museum of Art Museum Store
City museum store stocked with work by local and regional artists and makers: original art, handmade jewelry, ceramics and clothing.
Heads up: Museum shop for local, handmade items.
Roe Green Uniquely Palm Beach Store
Store in the Cultural Council's lobby selling jewelry, handbags, accessories and books by Palm Beach County-based professionals.
Not accepting right now. Applications closed; they reopen later in 2026.
Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery
17-year-old artist cooperative gallery of pottery, sculpture and 3D work in downtown Lake Worth Beach.
Not accepting right now. Membership opens only periodically: waitlist now.
Wood.Paper.Glass
Wellington art studio and shop showing local artists' work.
Heads up: Paid consignment ($30/month plus 20%).
The St. Pete Store
Downtown St. Pete visitor-center-style shop selling locally made goods: t-shirts, ceramics, stationery, local publications, culinary items, pet goods and jewelry.
Heads up: Only locally made products.
Florida CraftArt
Nonprofit fine-craft gallery and shop on Central Avenue representing more than 200 Florida artists.
Heads up: Fine craft only (clay, jewelry, glass, fiber, wood, metal, mixed media, printmaking).
Dunedin Fine Art Center Gallery Shop
Small art-center gallery shop carrying juried work from 75+ local artists, with sales supporting DFAC's education programs.
Heads up: Small space, so no large works.
The Book Rescuers
Huge donation-supported used-book warehouse with a dedicated island for local authors and a small maker section.
Heads up: Maker space is limited.
L'Artisan Market
Riverside maker market behind Riverside Church at Park & King, with handmade art, jewelry, home decor and gifts from local artists and makers, plus vintage.
Heads up: It's a paid space rental, not consignment or wholesale.
Seaside Shoppes
Jacksonville Beach artist co-op gift shop: coastal decor, pottery, jewelry, paintings, fused glass, soaps, candles, textiles and woodworking from local makers, plus artist-led classes.
Heads up: They're specifically seeking coastal-inspired artisans.
Atlantic Beach Arts Market
5,000 sq ft artist co-op (since 2018) with more than 100 local artists and vendors: wall art, jewelry, pottery, glass, handmade gifts, plus a vintage market and classes.
Heads up: Vendor inquiries are in person only.
Coconut Barrel, The Artisan Market
Northeast Florida's largest artisan market, with more than 200 local artists and crafters in a storefront plus an online marketplace.
Heads up: It's a paid booth rental.
Story & Song Bookstore Bistro
Amelia Island indie bookstore and bistro with a gallery and program space, carrying books and unique items by local artists and authors.
Heads up: The split isn't stated.
Happy Medium Books Café
Woman-owned Riverside bookstore and barista café with new and used books, gifts, cards, local art and lots of author events.
Heads up: Strongest fit is local authors.
Island Art Centre (Island Art Association)
Nonprofit co-op gallery of about 46–48 juried local artists in historic Fernandina Beach, with rotating themed shows.
Heads up: Nassau County residents only.
Color It Green
Family-run eco-friendly gift shop on Centre Street since 2014, carrying local artisans' handmade jewelry and soaps alongside USA-made and fair-trade goods.
Heads up: Products have to meet their earth-friendly and ethical-production standards.
Native Sun Kitchen & Market
Independent organic market working with farmers, makers and small producers across Northeast Florida, with lots of local food brands on the shelves.
Heads up: Food and grocery only, under strict ingredient rules.
Zora Bora Gallery
Historic-district shop where everything on the walls and shelves is handcrafted by local artists, from fine art to functional pieces, jewelry and chimes.
Heads up: Local artists only.
Chamblin Bookmine (Chamblin's Uptown)
Jacksonville's landmark used-and-new bookstore.
Heads up: Books only; terms not posted.
The Story Garden
Highly curated children's bookstore in St. Pete.
Heads up: Children's books only; very selective.
The House on Lang
Boutique in a house with art, clothing and workshops.
Heads up: Terms not posted.
The Fuzzy Pineapple
Heads up: Skip Midtown Reader (paused).