Open Shelf
Multiple locations, Cheektowaga, NY

Rustic Buffalo Artisan Market

Heads up: Farmhouse and Buffalo-themed decor. Terms aren't posted, and a Lockport store is planned.

A chain of artisan markets (Cheektowaga megastore, East Aurora, Williamsville, Elmwood Ave, Ellicottville) carrying more than 300 local Western New York artisans: farmhouse and Buffalo-themed decor, candles, soaps and gourmet foods.

Location
Multiple locations, Cheektowaga, NY
Address
3801 Union Rd, Cheektowaga, NY 14225 (also East Aurora, Williamsville, Elmwood Ave Buffalo)
Pitch method
Form, Email
Terms
Their page doesn't state terms.
Local only
Yes: Local Western New York artisans
Carries
Home, Gifts, Jewelry, Beauty, Food gifts, Apparel
Instagram
Not listed
Last verified
2026-11-03

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