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Reno · Local makers · 6 shops

Reno shops that support local makers & artists

These 6 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. All are in Reno; see all 389 nationwide.

The 6 shops

Midtown · Reno

Wyld Market Collective

Brick-and-mortar maker collective grown from the Wandering Wyld pop-up markets.

Heads up: Membership application currently shows sold out; fees not captured.

FormPermanent collective shop for Sierra Nevada makersGiftsHomeJewelry
Downtown · Reno

Great Basin Community Food Co-op

Downtown Reno member-owned grocery co-op focused on the local foodshed.

Heads up: Grocery focus; requires co-op membership.

FormLocal and regional-direct producers onlyFood & culinaryFood giftsBeauty
Reno

Grassroots Books

Big used-and-new bookstore near the Costco in central Reno.

Heads up: Books only; terms not posted.

EmailWill tell local authors whether it can carry their bookBooks
East 4th St · Reno

Pitch Black Printing Co.

Print shop with a rotating retail shop of Reno artists' prints, merch, zines and pins.

Heads up: Split and wholesale terms not posted.

EmailPhoneCarries local artists' and makers' work on consignment and wholesalePrintsArtApparel
Hillcrest · Reno

The Shoppe at Hillcrest

Local makers' shop with creative workshops at Hillcrest.

Heads up: Weak: no posted vendor path or terms (page is the Hillcrest shops listing).

PhoneEmailCurated handmade goods from local vendors and artisansGiftsHomeArt
Reno Town Mall · Reno

Buy Nevada First Marketplace

Made-in-Nevada gift shop showcasing hundreds of Nevada producers.

Heads up: Weak: path is via Made in Nevada membership; no shop-specific terms or street address on the page.

FormSays there's no place with more Nevada productsGiftsFood giftsHome

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