Jacksonville shops that support local makers & artists
These 10 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Jacksonville; see all 339 nationwide.
The 10 shops
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.
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 → · Detroit: 5 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: 4 shops → · Indianapolis: 7 shops → · St. Louis: 10 shops → · Salt Lake City: 9 shops → · Milwaukee: 6 shops → · Cincinnati: 5 shops → · Cleveland: 8 shops → · Louisville: 7 shops → · Richmond: 4 shops → · Sacramento: 5 shops → · San Antonio: 3 shops → · Grand Rapids: 5 shops → · Buffalo: 9 shops → · Asheville: 7 shops →