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Shops in Michigan That Support Local Makers

These 14 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Michigan; see all 500 nationwide or the Detroit page or the Grand Rapids page.

The 14 shops

Downtown Ferndale (Woodward Ave) · Ferndale

The Creatives Collective

Women-owned Ferndale artisan market of 40+ Michigan artists and makers, with a studio for classes and framing.

Heads up: Michigan makers only.

EmailRetail space or wholesale purchasingJewelryCeramicsHome
Livernois Ave · Ferndale

Whistler's Daughter Books

Ferndale independent bookstore with family ties to the artist behind 'Whistler's Mother'; it shows and sells local art.

Heads up: Book review takes 2-4 weeks; no reply means no.

FormBooksBooksArt
Downtown Northville (W Cady St) · Northville

Northville Art House Artisan Store

Nonprofit art center in downtown Northville with an exhibition gallery and an in-store and online Artisan Store.

Heads up: Michigan-resident artists 18+ only.

FormConsignment (65% to artist)PrintsArtJewelry
Downtown Rochester (Pine St) · Rochester

Paint Creek Center for the Arts Art Market

Nonprofit art center in downtown Rochester with an art school, exhibitions and a first-floor Art Market of Michigan makers.

Heads up: Michigan residents 18+ only (Southeast Michigan favored).

FormConsignment (set display periods) · No feesArtGiftsJewelry
Downtown Berkley · Berkley

The Artsy Umbrella

Collective marketplace in downtown Berkley selling art and wares hand-made in Michigan, including fine art, woodwork, pottery, jewelry, accessories, clothing, bath & body and home decor.

Heads up: An online presence (a website, Etsy shop or social media page) is required.

FormBooth / shelf rentalArtHomeJewelry
Downtown · Grand Rapids

The Spark (KCAD / Ferris State)

KCAD's downtown shop selling prints, decor, stationery and jewelry by KCAD students, alumni and West Michigan makers.

Heads up: Focused on KCAD students and alumni plus local West Michigan artists and makers.

FormEmailConsignmentPrintsArtHome
Eastown · Grand Rapids

Riverside Market

Eastown maker market with rentable shelves and booths for local makers and artists, plus pop-ups and workshops.

Heads up: This is paid shelf or booth rent plus a commission, not a curated buy.

FormEmailPhoneBooth / shelf rentalGiftsHomeArt
Downtown · Grand Rapids

Arts Marketplace (with Pack Elephant)

Nonprofit marketplace for women- and minority-owned makers. Pack Elephant's shop carries local goods from more than 60 makers, and there's a pop-up room.

Heads up: Focused on women- and minority-owned makers.

EmailTheir page doesn't state terms.GiftsHomeArt
28th Street · Grand Rapids

Schuler Books (Grand Rapids)

Large independent bookstore on 28th Street with a local-author consignment program.

Heads up: Appointment by email first.

EmailIn personConsignment for local authors + feesBooks
Downtown West Side · Grand Rapids

GRPM Curiosity Shop (Grand Rapids Public Museum)

Museum shop turned destination for local goods by West Michigan artists.

Heads up: No posted application or terms.

PhoneIn personConsignmentGiftsJewelryCeramics
Charlevoix

Charlevoix Circle of Arts Gift Shop

FormEmailMailYear-round gift shop. ConsignmentGiftsHomeJewelry
Lapeer

Gallery 194 Gift Shop

EmailMailApplications accepted year-round for the gift shop. Commission split for the gift-shop program is not stated on the gift-shop call sectionGiftsHomeJewelry
Mount Pleasant

Art Reach on Broadway Gift Shop

EmailPhoneFormArtist sets retail price and receives 60%GiftsHomeJewelry
Grand Haven

Haven & Main Creative Market

Heads up: Square Online embedded application; commission % not published.

FormConsignment for Michigan artists and makers. Exact commission split is not stated on the Become a Vendor page.GiftsHomeJewelry

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