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dianefrank

Last chance for holiday pies at Curtis Orchard

Fresh-baked pies and local gifts are still up for grabs at Curtis Apple Orchard, but only until Dec. 23! If you’re hoping to wow your holiday guests or need a last-minute present, this is your window. Online bakery orders are open through Dec. 21 for pickup just before Christmas. There’s also a handful of late-season apples like Honeycrisp and Pink Lady left, plus shelves stocked with local goodies. Supplies change fast, so calling ahead is smart. Who else loves making that final festive stop at a local spot before the holidays? #Food #ChampaignIL #ShopLocal

gregorybrown

Birmingham’s best local gifts for the holidays

There’s something extra special about gifting from Birmingham’s own small businesses this Christmas. From unlimited coffee at Little Professor to the unique scents of Clover & Bloom’s perfume oils, these picks aren’t just thoughtful—they’re truly local treasures. Whether you’re eyeing art from Jessica Kime, a Village Apothecary candle, or a Band of Horses vinyl from Seasick Records, every item on this list supports our community. What’s your favorite Birmingham spot for holiday shopping? Let’s share more hidden gems and make this season a win for our local makers! #News #Birmingham #ShopLocal

John Romero

Bluff Park Vintage’s new spot is a retro treasure

Bluff Park Vintage just upgraded to a bigger, brighter location right down the street, and it’s a total game-changer for anyone who loves unique finds. The new space is packed with 70s, 80s, and 90s gems—think classic denim, funky outerwear, and one-of-a-kind accessories, all surrounded by cool antiques. It’s the perfect place to hunt for gifts that stand out, especially with the holidays coming up. If you haven’t checked out the new shop yet, now’s the time! What’s your best vintage score from a local shop? #Shopping #BluffParkVintage #ShopLocal

phillipsbrian

Hampden’s new home for local style & stories

A fresh wave of creativity just hit Hampden with Balston Mercantile opening its doors on 36th Street. This isn’t just another home decor shop—owners Jonathan and Andrew have poured years of passion and personal history into curating everything from vintage finds to artisan-made pieces. Their journey, sparked by weekend antiquing trips and a love for supporting local makers, has finally come full circle back to Baltimore. Despite challenges like tariffs and shutdowns, their biggest reward is seeing neighbors discover something special. How do you feel about shopping local and supporting neighborhood businesses? #Home #Hampden #ShopLocal

Robert Daniels

Boise’s farmers market: $35 fills your car!

Imagine filling your backseat with fresh, local Idaho produce, artisanal bread, and even a bouquet of flowers—all for just $35 at the Boise Farmers Market. This isn’t your average grocery run; it’s a Saturday morning ritual where neighbors chat with farmers, kids sample just-picked berries, and everyone leaves with a smile (and a trunk full of bargains). The market’s mission to connect locals with their food means you get unbeatable freshness and support sustainable agriculture. Have you scored any amazing finds or made new friends at the market lately? Let’s swap stories and favorite vendor tips! #Food #BoiseFarmersMarket #ShopLocal

Valerie Hall

Charlotte’s Christmas Market: Shop, sip & give back

Charlotte’s oldest brewery is turning into a festive wonderland again this December, with over 50 local vendors, twinkling lights, and cozy firepits at The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery’s Christmas Market. It’s not just about unique gifts and hot Gluhwein—every coat you donate for the 9 Coats for Kids Drive gets you a free pint, and helps local kids stay warm this winter. With two locations now, the goal is to break last year’s donation record. Who’s planning to shop, sip, and support a good cause this season? Let’s talk holiday traditions and giving back! #Food #CharlotteNC #ShopLocal

Stacie Hernandez

DFW Airport opens doors to local flavor

DFW Airport is shaking things up by inviting local and small businesses to bring their unique eats and shops right into the terminals. With a massive $12-billion makeover underway, they’re looking for fresh fast-casual, fast food, and grab-and-go options in Terminals A, B, E, and the new F. This is a big chance for neighborhood favorites to shine and give travelers a real taste of Dallas-Fort Worth. Applications are open until February 2nd. Which local spots would you love to see at the airport? Let’s put our favorites on the map! #Business #DFWAirport #ShopLocal

Ernest Harris

Mount Lookout’s new shop for dog lovers

Mount Lookout Square just got a tasty new twist—homemade dog biscuits! After more than a century, the iconic Vin Acco Time Repair shop has closed, making way for Canine Crunch, a fresh spot for pet parents. Lee Ann Forte, a retired high school science teacher, is behind this change, opening her second shop in just four months. It’s not every day you see a 103-year-old business replaced by a local teacher’s passion project. How do you feel about this shift from tradition to treats? Would you support a neighbor’s new venture like this? #Business #MountLookout #ShopLocal

Austin Fields MD

Detroit’s most magical holiday shopping spots

Downtown Rochester, Ferndale’s Rust Belt Market, and Plymouth are turning holiday shopping into a full-on festive experience this year. Imagine strolling under a million twinkling lights in Rochester, sipping cocktails while browsing indie vendors in Ferndale, or hopping on a horse-drawn carriage in Plymouth. Each spot is packed with local shops, creative window displays, and cozy restaurants decked out for the season—all within a quick drive from Detroit. If you’re looking to support local makers and make some holiday memories, these destinations are a must. Which one are you planning to visit first, or do you have a hidden gem to add? #Shopping #DetroitHolidays #ShopLocal

Billy Oconnor

Colorado gifts that make holiday shopping fun

Finding a truly special holiday gift just got easier—Colorado’s own artists and makers have filled the Shop at the Gardens with unique, local treasures. Imagine gifting handblown glass ornaments, vegan macarons, or a flower press that turns your garden blooms into keepsakes. There’s something for every personality: spa-worthy lavender treats, quirky bird figurines, adventure guidebooks, and even pottery made with recycled glass. Plus, shopping here supports local talent and sustainability (don’t forget your reusable bag!). What’s your favorite local find or go-to Colorado gift? Let’s swap ideas and make this season extra meaningful! #Shopping #ColoradoGifts #ShopLocal

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