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Spokane shops that support local makers & artists

These 7 shops say on their own pages that they stock or support local makers, artists or authors. 6 of them are accepting right now; the other one has a closed window or a waitlist, marked on its card. All are in Spokane; see all 389 nationwide.

The 7 shops

Downtown · Spokane

Pottery Place Plus

Long-running local artist co-op selling pottery, jewelry, woodwork, fiber and fine craft.

Heads up: Co-op membership; dues and work duties not posted.

FormArtist cooperative gallery of Spokane-area artistsCeramicsArtJewelry
River Park Square · Spokane

From Here

Terrain nonprofit's shop of Spokane-made goods in River Park Square.

Not accepting right now. Paused through Dec 31; shop is fairly full.

FormOption 1GiftsArtApparel
Spokane Valley

The Bohemian

Spokane Valley shop of local makers, refinished furniture and plants.

Heads up: Terms not posted.

EmailShowcases local artists and makersGiftsHomeArt
Downtown · Spokane

Auntie's Bookstore

Spokane's big downtown independent bookstore.

Heads up: Books, chapbooks and zines only.

EmailConsignment for Pacific Northwest authorsBooks
Coeur d'Alene

Well~Read Moose

Coeur d'Alene independent bookstore.

Heads up: Based on a search snippet of their own page; the fetch returned empty.

FormLocal-author consignment + feesBooks
Spokane Valley

Simply Northwest

Pacific Northwest gift boutique and corporate gift-basket business.

Heads up: No posted vendor terms (a 2026 Spokane Journal interview says ~20% of inventory is consignment).

EmailPhoneGift-basket company and boutique that says it showcases local goods and artistsGiftsFood giftsHome
Downtown · Spokane

Kizuri

Fair-trade and local gift shop in downtown Spokane.

Heads up: Mostly global fair trade; no posted local-vendor program.

EmailPhoneGift and clothing shop carrying Fair Trade, earth-friendly and local goodsGiftsApparelHome

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