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buy good things from good people Why shopping at the corner store, not a big box, is better for you and your community
Grow Our Community Study after study shows that local businesses produce more income, jobs and taxes for local communities than multinational conglomerates. That means more resources for parks, libraries, schools, police and roads.
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Contribute To Character Your favorite boutique, bookstore or bakery — every one-of-a-kind business in the Inland Northwest — helps to make our community unique and distinctive.
Pay It Forward Know that your money does more good, when you shop at local businesses. Non-profit organizations receive an average of 250% more support from small business owners than they do from large businesses.
Put Your Neighbors to Work Small local businesses are the single largest employer nationally, and in our community.
Support a Dream
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For many small business owners, their local shop is the culmination of a lifelong dream. And when you shop at their store, you’re not only supporting that dream, you’re supporting their family. Think Local. Live Local. Shop Local
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why spending locally shopping local helps your community go further Studies show shopping at a locally owned store generates almost four times as much money in our local community than shopping at a chain.
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That’s because local shop owners are more likely to use other local companies and services, like local banks and accountants. When local companies re-spend within our community, that means more jobs, a stronger economy and better funding for roads, police and schools.
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is worth your money a little goes a long way If every family in the Spokane metro area spent just
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LOLO: $26 NATIONAL CHAIN: $7
NW SEED & PET: $13
NATIONAL CHAIN: $3.50
VINO!: $7.80 NATIONAL CHAIN: $2.10
Sources: American Express OPEN Forum, Civic Economics Study of Retail Economics
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good businesses good people NICOLE & ERIC FRICKLE • CO-OWNERS THE KITCHEN ENGINE What they sell:
Kitchen gadgets, cookware, appliances, specialty spices, olive oils, coffee and tea.
Offers a local alternative to:
Williams-Sonoma, Sur la Table, Macy’s and Kohl’s
Number of employees: 9 Years in business: 8 Eric’s favorite local shops:
Indaba coffee, Boo Radley’s and Atticus
Local charities of choice: Why he shops local:
Christ Kitchen, Second Harvest Foods and Meals on Wheels
“We try to shop as local as possible. I think it’s cool when you can come into a local business, and support other local businesses and their families with one purchase. You can come in here, buy local coffee, and support two local businesses at one time.”
CHI WALTERS (L) CO-OWNER TANGERINE • CO-OWNER ONE GOOD THREAD AMY DRISCOLL (R) CO-OWNER TANGERINE What it’s like to be sisters and business partners: “I wish we saw each other more,” says Chi. “I’m so busy with One Good Thread and Amy is the face of Tangerine.”
One Good Thread’s style: Upscale, designer children’s wear
Tangerine’s look:
“We like very romantic, feminine clothes. We both love natural colors,” explains Chi. “ We are the Tangerine woman. We’re professional women and moms. We love our families but don’t want to look frumpy.”
How One Good Thread got its start:
“We started out selling one piece from one designer. We didn’t take any loans, so we took what little money we had and grew the business from there,” explains Chi. Since then, the online retailer has grown 100 to 400 percent each year, with visitors from 103 countries. Chi and her husband Trevor also opened their first brick and mortar store in Coeur d’Alene in 2014.
What Inspired Chi and Amy to own their own businesses:
“Our grandfather (Ed Peters) lived the American dream. He was an orphan and was basically on the streets when he was pretty young. Then he married my grandmother and started his own business. He was the pioneer of flooring in Spokane, founding Northwest Floor Covering.”
Why shop local: “When people support us, they are supporting families. We do this for the betterment of our family.”
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good businesses good people JEFF RUNGE • MANAGER RUNGE FURNITURE What he sells:
Furniture, home furnishings and accent pieces, appliances, lighting, carpet and flooring.
Years in business:
Runge opened in 1946. Jeff is the third generation of Runges to work at the Coeur d’Alene shop.
Number of employees: 15 Offers a local alternative to:
Pottery Barn, Macy’s, Sears, Home Depot, Lowes
Why Jeff says shopping local impacts the whole community: “Anytime you shop local, you’re directly helping the community. Local independent stores like Runge are much more helpful with local events, schools and charities. We support 4-H, Coeur d’Alene Parks and Rec, the Festivals of Trees. We are Viking boosters. Right now we have a canned food drive going on in the store. Every weekend in the summer, you’ll find rummage sales and car washes in our parking lot.”
VICTORIA ZVONCHECK-FERRO • OWNER AUDREY’S BOUTIQUE What she sells:
Women’s clothing, jewelry, purses, lingerie and foundation wear.
Retail pedigree:
Worked as a buyer and an executive for Lord & Taylor and Marshalls. Previously owned a bridal salon in New Jersey.
Why shop at Audrey’s: “I want you to have fun when you come in here. I want you to enjoy the experience. I try to make sure that every woman who comes in here comes out feeling beautiful.”
Known as: The Bra Whisperer. Victoria is meticulous about finding the right fit for any woman and is one of the few certified mastectomy fitters in Spokane.
Claim to fame: Designed the highest-selling bra ever auctioned off ($6,100!) to benefit Beyond Pink.
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Gifts & Gear
Find Your Favorites Here.
Your university-owned source for apparel, world-famous Cougar Gold cheese, and other quality WSU merchandise.
618 W. Riverside Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201 (509)309-2050 wsuconnections.com Open 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Monday - Saturday
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INDEX
14 BOUTIQUES Audrey’s Boutique .............................. 16 Cheryl Burchell Goldsmith .................. 17 Clark’s Diamond Jewelers................... 17 French Toast........................................ 18 Fringe & Fray....................................... 19 Lolo boutique ..................................... 19 The Make-Up Studio ........................... 20 One Good Thread................................ 20 Paper Nerd.......................................... 18 Prairie Dog Pet Mercantile .................. 21 Tangerine ............................................ 21 Uniquely Chic Boutique ...................... 23 Veda Lux ............................................. 22 The Walk Shoppe................................ 22
BLOUSE, SPARKLE BRACELET AND LEATER CLUTCH FROM LOLO (PG. 19) BOOTIES AND LEATHER BRACELET FROM THE WALK SHOPPE (PG. 22) CHRYSOCOLLA PENDANTS AND RING FROM WONDERS OF THE WORLD (PG. 39) RMS LUMINIZER AND EYE POLISH FROM THE MAKE-UP STUDIO (PG. 20)
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HOME FURNISHINGS VINTAGE & ANTIQUES
Bartlett Gallery.................................... 25 Davenport Home................................. 2 Him & Her Vintage Furniture............... 25 Liberty Park Florist and Greenhouse... 26 Runge Furniture.................................. 27 Rusty Moose Country Gifts.................. 26 Tin Roof | Concept Home..................... 28 Tossed & Found................................... 29 Two Women Vintage Goods .............. 29 TRAY, CANDLES, THROW, AND OCTOPUS BOTTLE OPENER FROM CONCEPT HOME (PG. 28)
ON THE COVER
ON THE COVER Jeans, scarf, and blouse from Fringe & Fray (pg. 19) Boots from The Walk Shoppe (pg. 22) Belt, handbag, boot liners and hat from Tangerine (pg. 21) PHOTOS BY YOUNG KWAK © 2014 Inland Publications To advertise in this publication, contact Sales@Inlander.com
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INDEX
30 GIFTS AND WHATNOT Bloem ................................................. 32 Boo Radley’s | Atticus ........................ 32 Greencastle Soap Company ................ 33 Huckleberry Thicket ........................... 34 Kilgore’s Country Kringle’s ................. 33 Kizuri .................................................. 37 Liberty Partners: Auntie’s Bookstore , Beautiful Grounds, Pottery Place Plus, Santé, Uncle’s Games, ................................... 4 Northwest Seed & Pet ......................... 36 The Plant Farm ................................... 37 Simply Northwest ............................... 38 Sharp Shooting Indoor Range & Gun Shop .................. 38 Whiz Kids ............................................ 39 Wonders of the World ........................ 39 WSU Connections ............................... 11
HAND KNITTED BLANKET AND STUFFED ANIMALS, BASKET AND PICTURE FRAMES FROM KIZURI (PG. 37) CHRIS BOVEY PRINTS FROM ATTICUS (PG. 32) CANDLE AND CERAMIC FORTUNE COOKIE FROM CONCEPT HOME (PG. 28)
40 PALETTE PLEASERS Christ Kitchen ..................................... 41 Halletts Chocolates ............................. 41 The Kitchen Engine ............................. 42 Marsells Cakes & Desserts ................... 42 Petunias Market .................................. 43 Simply Northwest ............................... 43 Spice Traders Mercantile ..................... 44 Vino!.................................................... 44
MIXER, PIE PLATE, MIXING BOWL, LILY PADS, MOKA COFFEE MAKER AND SPICEOLOGIST SPICE BLENDS FROM THE KITCHEN ENGINE (PG. 42) WINE, PRESERVED LEMONS, AND SPANISH GREEN OLIVES FROM PETUNIA’S MARKETPLACE (PG. 43)
45 LOCAL SHOPPING EVENTS 29th Avenue Artworks ........................ 45 4,000 Holes ........................................ 45 Art on the Prairie ................................ 46 Christ Kitchen ..................................... 45 Christmas Arts & Crafts Show ............. 45 Country Christmas .............................. 45 Custer Enterprises .............................. 9, 45-46
Desperate Housewives Shop Hop ....... 46 Fall Antique & Collectors Sale ............. 46 The Kitchen Engine ............................. 46 Spring Antique & Collectors Sale ........ 46 Spring Arts & Crafts Show .................. 46 Spokane Home & Yard Show .............. 45
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BOUTIQUES
3131 N. DIVISION ST. SPOK ANE, WA 99207 P 509.324.8612 F 509.324.0357 HOURS MON-FRI 10 A M -5:30 P M SAT 10 A M - 4 P M
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Nice Jewelry. Nicer Price.
1524 Northwest Boulevard Coeur d’Alene www.YourGoldsmith.com
208-676-1645
At Clark’s Diamond Jewelers we specialize in providing a unique Diamond engagement experience. We are also known for our selection of rare colored gemstones, quality custom jewelry designs and restoration of antique and estate jewelry. Stop in and visit our friendly, GIA educated staff and experience the tradition.
“Where Diamonds Come From” Interest free financing available on qualifying purchases
In Beautiful Downtown Coeur D’alene • 307 Sherman Ave. 800-664-4615 or 208-664-4615 • ClarksJewelry.com Think Local. Live Local. Shop Local
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319 west second avenue • spokane • 509.747.2867 • loloboutique.net monday-saturday 10—5:30pm • 509.747.2867
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simple, flawless
beauty
unique cosmetics beauty & skincare products lessons and applications with our professional makeup artists
216 N. Bernard in downtown Spokane (509) 455-7430 · themakeupstudio.net
Most Stylish Kids Boutique Around plus a huge selection of holiday apparel
Tue-Fri 11am-5pm | Sat 11am-6pm 210 E Sherman Ave. CdA (next to Tito’s in The Shops) WWW.ONEGOODTHREAD.COM Free shipping all the time!
Fun & Funky Threads • Comfy & Safe • Earth Friendly • Made in the USA
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Veda Lux
1106 south perry ♦ 509.475.1674 ♦ tues~sat 1PM.6PM
Specializing in shoes and boots for men and women that are stylish and comfortable!
3707 S. Grande Blvd | Spokane | 509.747.2161 Mon-Fri 10am-6pm | Sat 10am-5pm | Sun Closed
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HOME FURNISHINGS VINTAGE & ANTIQUES
Bartlett Gallery & Framing Creative Design & Quality Custom Framing Located on the South Hill since 1990, Bartlett Gallery & Framing is the best place in Spokane to bring your treasures for custom framing. Our extensive selection of quality frames and mats are priced for any budget, ranging in styles from classic to contemporary, and are guaranteed to compliment your art. We are experts in preservation framing and eager to assist you in designing the best presentation for your work of art so it can be enjoyed for many years to come.
Ron & Jen Garrity
Serving Spokane for over 20 years at
2525 E. 29th Ave., Suite #5 (509) 535-4616 | bartlettframing.com /bartlettgallery
Small Shop
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SHABBY CHIC TO ANTIQUE CUSTOM PIECES
If there is a certain piece you need, we will ďŹ nd it for you
Tue - Fri: 11am - 5pm | Sat: 11am - 4pm
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Private showings available by appointment
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third generation family owned & operated
85 Years...
and Still Growing!
Best Florist
FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE, INC.
Best Nursery
8th & Perry • (509) 534-9381 • libertyparkflorist.com
Select Varitieties of Furniture, Gifts, Housewares & Treasures
3028 S. Grand Blvd, Spokane 26
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WHY SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE?
Where Else Can You Find... • Outstanding Furniture Selection • Full Service Flooring Department • Full Service Appliance Department • Runge Clearance Center for Value Priced Furniture and Mattresses • Free Interior Design Department • Easy In-Store Financing • Free Local Delivery • Low Price Guarantee • Low Pressure, Non-Commission Sales Staff • 68 Years in Coeur d’Alene
303 Spokane Ave, Cd’A • 208 664 2131 • rungefurniture.com Think Local. Live Local. Shop Local
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Spokane’s Favorite Furniture Store!
509.535.1111 1727 E Sprague Ave, Spokane WA Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday 11am - 4pm www.TinRoofFurniture.com
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Antiques & Modern Mid-Century • Industrial • Shabby • Western
325-2607
2607 N. Monroe
Monday - Saturday 10AM -5PM
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GIFTS & WHATNOT
509.456.8466 | Second Level, River Park Square
Warshington Boo Radley’s
Atticus coffee
DamN fine giFts DowNtOWn Spokane ON Howard St.
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Spokane’s Best Source for Artisan Soaps & Soap Making Supplies
www.greencastlesoap.com • 466-7223 • 203 N. STONE
presented by: Kilgore’s
Country Kringle’s
Featuring vintage & antique finds, Santas, wreaths, furniture, gifts & more!
November 14th - December 14th Open Tues-Sat from 10 - 5 30815 N. Liz Lane, Deer Park, WA
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Unique Gifts... Wildlife and Rustic Lodge Decor Mugs, Teas Pots, Bath & Candles Jewelry & Scarfs T’s & Sweatshirts Fudge & Chocolates Gourmet Foods Gift Baskets, Trays Quilts and...
“Idaho’s Purple Gold!”
3430 E Seltice Way Post Falls, Idaho ...home of Larchwood Farms, established in 1986
208.762.1150 | larchwoodfarms.com Think Local. Live Local. Shop Local
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Spokane's Local Garden and Pet Store Since 1944
Customer appreciation day every Wednesday, save 10%
Gift store with all your needs for Lawn, Garden, Pets, Fish, Ponds, House Plants & Wild Birds
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Unique Gifts Natural Fiber Clothing Fair Trade Earth Friendly
35 W. Main, Spokane / 509-464-7677 HOURS: Mon-Sat: 10am-5:30pm
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November 14th-15th & 21st -22nd 11 am | 1 pm | 2 pm | 3 pm
509.926.9397
14208 E 4th Ave, Spokane Valley
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Home Decor, Gifts & Giftbaskets, Local & Region Specialty Foods, Locally Made Jewelry & More
Hours: M-F 9-5:30pm Sat 10-4pm Holiday Hours Nov 28-Dec 23: Mon-Sat 9-6 & Sun 11-4
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Catering • Dessert Trays • Gift Baskets • Gourmet Mixes & More!
endence. p e D t o N y it n ig Emphasizing D
Kitchen trainees are regaining hope, calming the chaos of poverty & learning to stand on their own two feet.
Your Help Makes it Happen! 2410 N Monroe St, spokane • 509-325-4343 • christkitchen.org • WE SHIP!
6704 N. Nevada • 509-474-0899 • www.hallettschocolates.com Think Local. Live Local. Shop Local
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at The Kitchen Engine!
621 W Mallon • In the Flour Mill www.TheKitchenEngine.com • (509) 328-3335
Cakes and Dessert Bakery
920 N. Division • 509.448.2512 • MarsellsCakes.com Conveniently located on Cataldo, between Division and Ruby, near downtown Spokane
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Right-off Northwest Blvd, near Monroe & Indiana Intersection
(509) 328-4257
Specialty, Gourmet & Locally Made: Foods, Candy, Wine & Gift Baskets
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Hours: M-F 9-5:30pm Sat 10-5pm Holiday Hours Nov 28-Dec 23: Mon-Sat 9-6 & Sun 11-4
11806 E Sprague • 509-297-8206 • simplynorthwest.com
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fresh gourmet craft spices &teas
oil & vinegar
beer & wine
15614 E. Sprague, Spokane Valley • 509-315-4036 • SpiceTradersMercantile.com
Consider us your friend in the wine business... ALL OUR WINES ARE GUARANTEED - Since 1995
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EVENTS Custer’s 38th Annual
White
Black
Art in Simple Terms
29TH AVENUE ARTWORKS An exibit of art all in black and white.
November 7th – December 19th
NOV 21-22-23, 2014 Spokane Fair & Expo Center
Tues-Sat 12pm-5pm
3128 E 29th Ave | Spokane | 509-534-7959 29artworks.com
www.CusterShows.com
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Custer’s 37th Annual
, 2014 Sun, Dec p1o4rt Hotel The Daven
Hall of the Doges
Gingerbread Build-Off | 10am - 1pm
Grand Pennington Ballroom Kids Event | 10am - 4pm
Feb 26-27-28 & Mar 1, 2015 Spokane Fair & Expo Center www.CusterShows.com
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EVENTS Custer’s 38th Annual
March 6-7-8, 2015 Spokane Fair & Expo Center www.CusterShows.com
Custer’s 40th Annual
Sat. March 7th • 9am - 5pm Start the shop hop at Simply Northwest
509.927.8206
Mark Your Calendar for Our Next Anniversary Celebration! September 9, 10, 11, 2015
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April 24-25-26, 2015 Spokane Fair & Expo Center
621 W Mallon • In the Flour Mill www.The KitchenEngine.com • (509) 328-3335
www.CusterShows.com
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