Fresh Paint & Full Shelves

We did it!

It’s taken months of planning, painting, building and stocking shelves – but we finally finished our new shop! Many thanks to Market staff and those who helped with this transition!

Still located in the Gibraltar Weekend Market, but now with our own private entrance or the East side of the building (off 3rd St.). Twice the size of our previous space, so much more room to display our products for you. Wheelchair accessible, too.

There will be some ‘fine tuning’ as we go along, but everything is pretty much set – we even have a dedicated craft section now with all your beading needs!

Of course, we’re not open…but you can always order from us here – or contact us with any specific needs or large orders; we’re doing everything we can to keep you (and ourselves) safe and healthy in this difficult time.

Please take care of yourselves and each other and if you need anything, just reach out.

Gitchi miigwetch for all your support; we wouldn’t be here without you!

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