Cleveland shops that support local makers & artists
These 7 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Cleveland; see all 293 nationwide.
The 7 shops
Heights Arts Gallery Store
Nonprofit gallery store in the Cedar Lee district selling handcrafted work by more than 70 Northeast Ohio artists: ceramics, jewelry, glass, wood, prints, cards and wearables.
Heads up: Store applications are reviewed bi-monthly until Aug 31.
Loganberry Books
Independent Larchmere bookstore with a Local Authors section and a co-op program for self- and micro-published writers.
Heads up: Books must be professionally bound and ISBN-registered.
BAYarts Shop
Lakeside nonprofit arts campus whose shop sells locally made jewelry, paintings, ceramics, prints and other handmade gifts.
Heads up: Terms aren't published.
Juicebox Creative Studio & Gathering Space
Multi-vendor marketplace and gathering space for Northeast Ohio makers, from local bakers to Cleveland Refill.
Heads up: Approved vendors join a wait list that isn't first come, first served.
Valley Art/Shop at Valley Art Center
Nonprofit art center shop with paintings, glass, photographs, ceramics, jewelry, books, textiles and wood by member artists.
Heads up: Membership is required.
Stella's Art Gallery
Three-level working arts space in downtown Willoughby showing more than 70 local artists, with 14 working studios and a pottery studio.
Heads up: The Bronze membership is full and not taking applications.
Cleveland Craft Nook
More than 125 handmade vendors under one roof, all locally made, across from North Royalton's City Green.
Heads up: The shop is selective and avoids repeating products.
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