Gift Shops in Utah Accepting New Brands
These 10 gift shops publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in Utah; see all 333 nationwide or the Salt Lake City page.
The 10 shops
Salt & Honey Market
Curated local gift shop and marketplace drawing on 350+ rotating independent makers, with an in-house florist and a seasonal market series. They source from Utah first.
Heads up: Their home page mentions three locations and also lists 6191 South State Street, Ste 201.
Altar Ego Apothecary
Brick-and-mortar apothecary and 'creative sanctuary' with a magical-meets-modern look, carrying handmade goods, vintage finds, art and ritual tools.
Heads up: Your work should fit their magical-meets-modern aesthetic.
The Museum Store at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Museum store that features local makers, artisans and cultural connectors (ceramics, glass, jewelry, textiles, photography) next to collection-inspired goods.
Four Lemons
Holladay art gallery and store selling local Utah art, handmade ceramics, sculpture and jewelry, run alongside the Utah Art Market.
Heads up: It's invitation only: you need a track record at the Utah Art Market (a pop-up) first.
Carriage House Gift Gallery at Eccles Community Art Center
Gift gallery in the carriage house of Ogden's community art center, selling pottery, glass, small paintings and jewelry by local artists.
Heads up: Staff and the board review applications and reply 'as soon as possible'.
Ogden Creative Reuse
Nonprofit art-and-craft thrift store, maker space and gallery north of Union Station, with STEAM education built on reuse.
Heads up: It's open Monday and Friday–Sunday only.
Made in Park City
Locally owned shop and online platform for Summit and Wasatch County artisans, plus gift baskets for visitors and businesses.
Heads up: Products should feel clean, creative and modern, with a touch of Park City character.
Mercantile at Millcreek Common
Shop inside Millcreek City Hall's Public Market at Millcreek Common, featuring new and emerging local food, drink and snack brands.
Heads up: Food must be packaged (no onsite prep).
Botanika
Downtown gourmet bodega and non-alcoholic bottle shop that features small-batch, flavor-driven local food and drink brands and makers.
Park City Museum Store
Historic Main Street museum store whose goods tell the Park City story. All revenue funds the museum, and a local artist designs each year's holiday ornament.
Heads up: Lowest-confidence lead: no consignment or wholesale path is published.