Miami shops that support local makers & artists
These 7 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. 5 of them are accepting right now; the other 2 have a closed window or a waitlist, marked on their cards. All are in Miami; see all 181 nationwide.
The 7 shops
Sweat Records
Independent Little Haiti record store open 7 days, with new and used vinyl and South Florida-made music, pins, books and zines.
Heads up: Email for approval before bringing anything in.
Lemoni Cafe
Neighborhood café that sells products by local artists.
Heads up: A café with a 'Products by Local Artists' page and an email address; no terms published.
SistrunKollective
Co-op style boutique inside Fort Lauderdale's Sistrunk Marketplace food hall, for local artisans and entrepreneurs.
Heads up: Paid program: $195–$495/month display rent plus required shifts.
Coral Springs Museum of Art Museum Store
City museum store stocked with work by local and regional artists and makers: original art, handmade jewelry, ceramics and clothing.
Heads up: Museum shop for local, handmade items.
Roe Green Uniquely Palm Beach Store
Store in the Cultural Council's lobby selling jewelry, handbags, accessories and books by Palm Beach County-based professionals.
Not accepting right now. Applications closed; they reopen later in 2026.
Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery
17-year-old artist cooperative gallery of pottery, sculpture and 3D work in downtown Lake Worth Beach.
Not accepting right now. Membership opens only periodically: waitlist now.
Wood.Paper.Glass
Wellington art studio and shop showing local artists' work.
Heads up: Paid consignment ($30/month plus 20%).
New York City: 11 shops → · Los Angeles: 10 shops → · Chicago: 9 shops → · San Francisco Bay Area: 8 shops → · Seattle: 13 shops → · Portland: 13 shops → · Austin: 11 shops → · Philadelphia: 5 shops → · Denver: 13 shops → · Nashville: 12 shops → · Boston: 9 shops → · Atlanta: 13 shops → · Minneapolis–St. Paul: 7 shops → · Washington, DC: 6 shops → · San Diego: 11 shops → · Houston: 6 shops → · Dallas–Fort Worth: 6 shops → · New Orleans: 7 shops → · Detroit: 4 shops →