Detroit shops that support local makers & artists
These 5 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Detroit; see all 274 nationwide.
The 5 shops
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
New York City: 11 shops → · Los Angeles: 10 shops → · Chicago: 9 shops → · San Francisco Bay Area: 8 shops → · Seattle: 14 shops → · Portland: 13 shops → · Austin: 11 shops → · Philadelphia: 5 shops → · Denver: 15 shops → · Nashville: 12 shops → · Boston: 9 shops → · Atlanta: 13 shops → · Minneapolis–St. Paul: 7 shops → · Washington, DC: 6 shops → · San Diego: 11 shops → · Houston: 8 shops → · Dallas–Fort Worth: 6 shops → · New Orleans: 7 shops → · Miami: 7 shops → · Phoenix: 8 shops → · Charlotte: 8 shops → · Kansas City: 5 shops → · Columbus: 10 shops → · Pittsburgh: 5 shops → · Baltimore: 7 shops → · Raleigh–Durham: 10 shops → · Tampa–St. Petersburg: 3 shops → · Indianapolis: 7 shops → · St. Louis: 10 shops → · Salt Lake City: 9 shops → · Milwaukee: 5 shops →