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Baltimore guide · 6 shops

Baltimore shops that take makers on consignment

These 6 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.

The 6 shops

Downtown · Baltimore

The Curiosity Shop at The Peale

Museum shop at The Peale, Baltimore's community museum, mixing locally handmade goods, vintage objects and Peale-branded gear.

Heads up: Items must be unique and handmade by a local maker.

FormConsignment only + feesJewelryHomeApparel
Hampden · Baltimore

Atomic Books

Hampden bookstore known for zines, small-press and offbeat books (and John Waters fan mail).

Heads up: Cover price must be the same everywhere, including your own site.

EmailConsignment, 60/40 to you; 3-month trialBooks
Essex

Kestrel Cafe

Creative community café in Essex that displays and sells local artists' and makers' work and hosts classes.

Heads up: Everything must be made by the applicant.

FormConsignment, 60% artist / 40% caféArtGiftsBooks
Old Ellicott City · Ellicott City

Bohemian House

Shop on Ellicott City's historic Main Street that carries work by local artists and makers.

Heads up: Submissions are reviewed monthly, and they only reach out if interested.

FormWork they bring in is taken on consignmentArtGiftsHome
Downtown Westminster · Westminster

Carroll County Arts Council Gift Shop

Year-round gift boutique in the Carroll Arts Center lobby with handcrafted, one-of-a-kind work by dozens of local and regional artisans.

Heads up: No buy-and-resell items.

FormConsignment + feesJewelryApparelHome
Downtown Annapolis · Annapolis

Old Fox Books & Coffeehouse

Independent bookstore and coffeehouse on Maryland Avenue in Annapolis.

Heads up: They read every submission but will only be in touch if they can move forward.

FormThey consider author books for consignmentBooks

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