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At its best — shopping is fun. It’s a chance to discover and inspire. That throw pillow you saw in that shop on east Sprague can set a whole room transformation in motion. It’s a chance to express your individuality, and often, an exercise in generosity, as you scour the shelves of that kitschy downtown Spokane store to find a gift that tells your favorite co-worker you totally get them.

What you may not realize is that shopping local is an investment in our community.

If you spend $100 at a local store, roughly $68 stays right here in Spokane. Spend that same $100 at a national chain and only $43 remains, according to data from the Small Business Association. Our local shopkeepers create jobs, support families, and are far more likely to assist local causes. They sponsor soccer teams, donate to charity auctions and volunteer with nonprofits. In fact, small businesses donate 250 percent more than larger businesses, according to SCORE, the nation’s largest network of business mentors.

Shop small, and you’re also guaranteed to find something unique, or even handcrafted. Perhaps most importantly, when you shop locally, you are supporting a dream. You’re backing that plant enthusiast who had the determination to turn his daydream into a day job or that longtime retail worker who finally took the bold step to open her own boutique.

For more than 120 years, Washington Trust Bank has invested in our community’s small businesses and entrepreneurs. We’re a bank that believes you can open your own pottery studio or start a clothing line that celebrates the Pacific Northwest. We’re a bank that knows when you shop local, you make a big difference.

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Ready to experience the best local shopping the Inland Northwest has to offer? No matter if it’s a besties’ day out or a solo adventure, this guide is your roadmap to some of the region’s most unique and thoughtfully curated local shops.

Each section is organized by neighborhood, so you can pick an area and explore streets dotted with independent local businesses offering everything from jewelry and home decor to consignment clothing and handcrafted candles. At any stop you’re sure to find something you love. And if you get hungry on the way, we’ve included some suggestions of where to find a great pick-me-up! Top off your day of shopping with a velvety latte, a glass of wine or a slice of bundt cake.

Every business in this guide is locally owned — meaning at least 50 percent of the ownership resides in the Spokane / Coeur d’Alene region.

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All of the items featured on the cover were sourced from these local businesses from locally owned River Park Square

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a. Knightlights Candle Co. ‘Spokane Parks Collection. Corbin Park’ Candle

b. Orange Thyme ‘Forest’ Small Batch Olive Oil Soap

c. Takako’s Pottery ‘Yellow Line Celadon Vase’

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d. Good Juju ‘500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle’ by Jennie Marie Schell

e. Illume ‘Hidden Lake’ Candle

f. Little Women Hardcover Book

g. Sweet Water Decor ‘Candle Snuffer’

h. The Railway Children Hardcover Book

i. Wrapping Paper

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j. Amazonite, Aventurine and Quartz Crystals

k. Flaming Foliage ‘Succulent Candle’

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l. Douglas ‘Pink Octopus Stuffy’

m. Jellycat ‘Green Octopus Stuffy’

n. Ooly ‘Color Together’ colored pencils

Welcome to Central & South Spokane

Central and South Spokane’s intriguing mix of new and historic buildings makes for countless picturesque streetscapes to explore. Start the day with a visit to Indaba (four locations) for one of their crowd-favorite butterscotch lattes.

Find housewares and unique fashion and accessories at Lolo, a woman-owned boutique located in a former factory. If thrifting is your style, Buffalo Exchange has an ever-evolving collection of trendy clothing and accessories. At Global Neighborhood Thrift, there’s an enormous assortment of clothing, as well as a special collection of vintage fashions. The Zag Shop is the official HQ for Gonzaga Bulldog clothes, jewelry and home decor.

Smack dab in the middle of downtown,

River Park Square is home to national and local brands selling clothing, jewelry, toys, paper goods and kitchen supplies — now celebrating 50 years serving Spokane.

At Big City Art, check out Dylan Lipsker’s art and his color-filled studio. Gemworks Fine Jewelers offers custom jewelry designs set with colored gems, natural and lab-grown diamonds. Royal Blue Fine Woodworking crafts custom furniture along with smaller items, and also accepts custom orders. Find an extensive selection of art, frames and mats, priced for any budget, at Bartlett Gallery & Framing. Visit New Moon Art Gallery to choose a new piece by a local artist.

At Wonders of the World in the historic Flour Mill, explore an astounding variety of

items that invite curiosity and delight. Cheeky gift options, destined to bring a smile or make a statement, are on display at Boo Radley’s.

For a confidence boost, check out Wild Walls for a climbing session. When it’s time to settle down, peruse the shelves at Wishing Tree Books, in the Perry District.

For personal care, turn to Craft Studio, where creating an optimal experience for clients includes luxury healthy-hair treatments. The focus is on your skin at Bloom Aesthetics by Zelda, a Kendall Yards medical spa offering an array of wellness products and services.

Sixth Avenue Medical Pharmacy and Koru Pharmacy fill standard prescriptions and also offer personalized care, including hormone consultations and nutrition services.

A flight of carefully selected whiskey at Purgatory will whet your appetite for the handcrafted, hearty food menu. At Dry Fly Distilling, enjoy a delicious craft cocktail and meal. Wine flights and chef-made shareable plates are on the menu at Maryhill Winery overlooking the dancing waters of the Spokane River at Kendall Yards. Bundtinis, Bundtlets or a deluxe party-sized cake worthy of a special occasion are all ready for pick up at Nothing Bundt Cakes. And you can find helpful advice and a hand-selected assortment of medical and recreational cannabis products, edibles, drinks and accessories at Apex Cannabis

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Josh King Royal Blue WoodworkingFine

Going with the grain to create lasting beauty and functionality

Josh King’s Royal Blue Woodworking is named for his first dog, Bud, a blue Great Dane. For six years King studied at Colorado’s Red Rocks Fine Woodworking College, where, as he puts it, he got to learn from “eight different Michael Jordans.” King has now been a full-time fine woodworker for 12 years, though Bud has sadly passed on.

The craft of fine woodworking is, simply put, “not IKEA,” King says. Each piece is handmade with real wood and primarily bound by wood joinery (as opposed to synthetic joinery like nails or staples). King has extensive experience creating classic American furniture in the form of bookcases, dressers, coffee and dining room tables, and cabinetry using a variety of wood species and types, including reclaimed barn wood. Some pieces also feature dramatic marbled epoxy inlays.

But furniture isn’t all King makes. He

also crafts an ever-rotating inventory of wooden novelties: think custom keepsake boxes, book stands, Japanese-inspired Shoji screens and even powwow drums. Marquetry wall art mixes natural wood tones with colorfully stained sections for a dramatic effect. There’s even a selection of gorgeous, often freeform, fishing nets featuring wood inlay handles. King also takes custom orders. “Whatever you can think of with your brain, I can make it with wood,” he says.

For custom orders, choose a variety of wood you really love, and King will work with you to decide on dimensions that will be just perfect for your space. “If you were to want a bigger piece, like a dining room table, you’d be invited over to the shop,” he says. His shop happens to be located right on his gorgeous property, where he lives with his family and of course his current Great Dane, Duncan.

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River Park Square

Shopping, dining, movies and entertainment are easy to access at Spokane’s now 50-year-old community centerpiece

Where in Spokane can you find both national brands and local gems, eat your fill and chill with family and friends year-round? River Park Square, that’s where! Located in the heart of Spokane’s downtown corridor, River Park Square is five floors of fun for all ages, including an AMC movie theater.

“An amenity like River Park Square is key to keeping downtown walkable for residents and tourists alike,” says Rita Koefod, senior director of marketing, communications and branding for River Park Square.

Whether it’s shopping, dining or recreating, every minute spent at River Park Square also contributes to the Spokane community in some way.

River Park Square, adds Koefod, “is a local, family-owned business in itself, and really allows us to get even more involved with our community and support the merchants on a personal level.”

So find something for him at Anderson

& Co. clothiers, for the littles at Whiz Kids, or for anyone on your list at Nordstrom, which, like the center itself, is celebrating 50 years downtown. Check out locally made art, jewelry and household items at the Small Biz Shoppe or at From Here, freshen up at Leland’s Barbershop, or get creative at Polka Dot Pottery’s do-ityourself ceramics studio.

Hungry for more? River Park Square is a dining destination. Do date night at Whim Wine Bar or Twigs Bistro & Martini Bar. Grab a beverage at Rocket Bakery or Tea’s Company, or a sweet treat at Pete & Belle’s. Enjoy gourmet grub at MacDaddy’s or at family friendly Flatstick Pub, which also offers (indoor) golf, games and trivia nights. How about Japanese-inspired cuisine at Shiki Sushi or Native American comfort food at the innovative and award-winning Indigenous Eats?

All that and more can be found at River Park Square.

More Reasons to Shop at River Park Square

• Take advantage of bargain parking after 5 pm for $4 or less any day of the week (including special events).

• Check the calendar for River Park Square’s long and ever-changing list of local events, including Fall Fest, Diwali and the much-anticipated arrival of Santa to kick off the winter holiday season.

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The Inlander

Your Year-Round Source for All Things Local

Supporting local businesses in the Inland Northwest for over 30 years.

Shopping local can take some effort, but the rewards can be pretty great. There’s the satisfaction of finding something totally unique or even handmade, along with the joy of discovery when you stumble onto a shop that totally elevates your style.

One of the biggest obstacles to shopping local can simply be knowing where to go. So take a break from your screen and let these locally produced publications guide you to your next local discovery.

Free on stands every Thursday, the Inlander weekly newspaper covers all things local in the Inland Northwest. Learn the latest in local businesses, restaurants, arts, culture, events and more. Pick up your copy at over 1,000 locations throughout the Inland Northwest, including Inlander Community Centers, located in 55 grocery stores like Rosauers, Safeway, Yoke’s and Super One.

While you’re there, pick up a copy of Inlander Health & Home magazine! Published every other month, this glossy mag features some of the best local

boutiques, homebuilders, designers and artists our area has to offer.

Every fall, the Inlander publishes its glossy Insiders Guide to the Inland Northwest: Annual Manual. Featuring an entire Shopping section dedicated to local artisans and shopkeepers, this 200+ page magazine is filled with recommendations on what to do and where to shop for the entire year.

It’ll be the holidays before we know it, so watch Inlander racks for weeks of local holiday shopping coverage. Starting with the Holiday Guide, on Nov. 27, and including City Sidewalks, a sixweek holiday series in collaboration with the Downtown Spokane Partnership to showcase local retailers in the city’s core. In the Dec. 12 Gift Guide issue, we scour the region for local gift ideas for everyone on your list.

Locally owned and operated for over thirty years, the Inlander is dedicated to showcasing what makes living the Inland Northwest great — like our amazing array of local businesses and the people who run them. Independent, local and free. Since 1993. Inlander.com

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Places to Recharge

Indaba Coffee Roasters

THE place for specialty coffee in Spokane!

Sip with purpose at Indaba Coffee! Every bag sold provides a meal to someone in need, enhancing our award-winning blends with a taste of compassion. Join us for a flavorful journey that uplifts both your spirit and the world around you.

Indulge in coffee with conscience today!

518 W Riverside Ave. Spokane indabacoffee.com

Purgatory Craft Beer & Whiskey Bar

Over 1000 Whiskeys On The Wall, A Truly Unique Whiskey & Restaurant Experience

Our Mission Statement is to create an elevated experience of dining in our community, while educating our guests on our love for good whiskey.

The Purgatory Craft Beer & Whiskey Bar will continue to be the BEST experience possible for our guests.

The Purgatory is the place where guests enjoy good whiskey, beer, and food with friends and family.

Happy Hours Monday - Friday 2pm-6pm

$2 Off Beer, Select Cocktails & Select Appetizers

Join our Whiskey Club at thepurgatory.com, and enjoy all the benefits

Sunday – Thursday 12 pm – 11 pm Friday- Saturday 12 pm – 12:30 am

524 W Main Ave, Spokane thepurgatory.com

Welcome to North Spokane

An abundance of locally owned specialty businesses combined with easy parking and friendly, knowledgeable staff make North Spokane a shopping destination.

Furniture finds a (temporary) home at Walker’s, now celebrating 43 years supplying Inland Northwest homes with stylish furnishings and mattresses.

At The Candle Bar Co, power up your sniffer to choose among more than 80 certified clean scents; select a pre-poured candle in an elegant vessel or upcycle an already-loved container with new soy wax at this Garland District favorite.

Maple Street Bistro is the perfect place for a pick-me-up espresso drink and a sandwich or housemade baked goods — think bagels, cinnamon rolls, scones and cookies.

At Hallett’s Market & Cafe, choose a box of assorted chocolates or go all in on a box filled with Almond Toffee Crunch— or the local specialty, Huckleberry Bliss. Bundtinis, Bundtlets or a deluxe party-sized cake worthy of a special occasion are all ready for pick up at Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Audiophiles will be in heaven at Bigfoot Records, where new releases and vintage vinyl offerings (and a “massive selection” of CDs) are curated by father-son duo Mike and Lucas Messinger, with the goal of having something for everyone.

Plan to spend some time exploring and reminiscing over the collection of vintage, mid-century modern and antique collectibles and home decor at Rejuvenate on North Monroe. At The Arc of Spokane Thrift

The Garland Theatre

Store, pop in to peruse a vast selection of new-to-you clothing and housewares. With more than 25 departments, River Ridge Hardware can help you repair or build just about anything, and there’s a full rental and garden center as well.

At Rare Coin, find a ready market to turn gold and silver jewelry you no longer want into cash. And they’re always buying and selling coins, of course, in all denominations.

Audrey’s Boutique is well-known as the home of the Bra-Whisperer and equally recognized as an unsurpassed resource for evening wear, but the boutique also features a collection of uniquely chic clothing, with expert advice on what to wear for any occasion.

At Royals Cannabis, experienced budtenders’ goal is to create a welcoming atmosphere for everyone — from customers just starting to learn about various cannabis options to connoisseurs looking for recommendations on top-shelf products and accessories.

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Walker’s Furniture

Family-owned for more than 44 years, Walker’s Furniture and Mattress aims to provide shoppers with the best items for the best prices.

Since its inception, Walker’s Furniture and Mattress has aimed to offer highquality furniture and mattresses at affordable prices while actively giving back to the community. With an extensive instock selection of furniture for every room, shoppers can find unique items like Amish furniture, Aireloom mattresses, and Italian leather pieces, all designed to provide longlasting quality and style.

Originally a local store in Spokane, Walker’s has expanded to 13 locations across Washington, Idaho, and Oregon, yet it remains a family-owned business. “Our goal has always been to provide the best quality at the best possible price,” says John Proffitt, Director of Quality Assurance.

The Walker’s Cares program reflects

the company’s commitment to community support, a core value for founder Mark Walker. A portion of all mattress sales is donated to charities, with each charity chosen by each individual store. Recently, Walker’s has partnered with local athletes to spotlight the efforts of these local charities. “Mark started this business to support his community,” says Proffitt. “He believed a furniture company could make a significant impact, and we’ve received tremendous community support over the years.”

Despite challenges such as inflation following the COVID-19 pandemic, the company is dedicated to keeping prices reasonable. “We’ve been aggressively seeking ways to reduce prices and combat inflation,” says Proffitt. “Our aim is always to offer the best quality at the best prices.”

More Reasons to Shop at Walker’s

• Purchases of mattresses over $999 include Free Delivery and up to a $300 credit towards additional furniture.

• Financing options are available for many purchases.

• June-July, Walker’s will celebrate its 44th anniversary with special deals and sales. Keep an eye out for these exciting offers.

W 2803 Garland (Garland & Driscoll) Spokane, WA 99205 Phone: 328-0915

Store Hours: Monday - Saturday 7:30am-7:00pm Sunday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Frame Shop Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00am-7:00pm www.riverridgehardware.com

Monday - Saturday 8:00am-6:00pm Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm

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Maple Street Bistro

Espresso · Bakery · Bites

Maple Street Bistro prides itself on serving high quality espresso drinks, housemade baked goods, the tastiest breakfast sandwiches, and delicious paninis; all with the friendliest customer service. Our old fashioned, boiled bagels are the best in town! Customers can dine in or on our patio, or swing by our drive-thru. 5520 N Maple Street maplestreetbistro.com

Welcome to East Spokane

Assembled along the I-90 corridor from Liberty Lake at the eastern edge all the way through Spokane Valley at the western boundary, the East Spokane district is home to more than 120,000 people, as well as a multitude of businesses to serve their needs.

Fabric artists will swoon inside the big red barn housing thousands of color-coordinated bolts of textiles at The Quilting Bee. Everything from machines to notions is available, all in one location, where helpful staff are ready

to answer questions.

Spokane Gallery also provides a creative escape, offering workshops and art classes, custom framing and a magical boutique full of handmade goodies.

At Bide & Burgeon, shoppers will find inspo browsing the curated furniture and accessory vignettes, filled with items that are in-stock and ready to go. A dining set, a sectional, accent tables and a selection of approachable wall art are all within reach at the

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Habitat for Humanity Store

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The Arc of Spokane Thrift Store

Spokane Gallery and Framing

historic Sprague Union District shop.

At Mulberry Market Co, works from more than 40 small, local businesses are featured — plan on taking time to browse, but also don’t neglect to sign up for a workshop where you can learn to create candles or soap, craft fused glass art or make a floral arrangement under the guidance of experienced artisans.

At the Habitat For Humanity Store, browse household goods including furniture, appliances and home-improvement supplies. Find already-upcycled options, or envision your own DIY transformations. Your purchases assist in the good cause of helping local families achieve their dreams of owning a home.

Peter’s Hardware is also a trusted resource for DIYers. Established in 1934, it’s

the oldest and most respected hardware store in the Valley.

Greenstone NoLL River District, a new retail corridor located in the North Liberty Lake area, is already a foodie destination that’s home to Versalia Pizza, TT’s Old Iron Brewery and BBQ, Sweet Annie’s Artisan Creamery, 3 Ninjas and New Love Coffee. Designed as a sustainable, walkable community, NoLL offers trails and parks with a vision for more local retail and services in the near future.

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Visit more than 40 fabulous local vendors in this single location

In the heart of Spokane Valley lies Mulberry Market, a darling boutique that began as a jam booth at farmers markets, but has grown into a trendy brick-and-mortar shop celebrating its first year in business.

“I didn’t expect to find a building,” says owner and shopkeeper Hannah Carlson. But when the space in Greenacres became available, Carlson, a Michigan native, didn’t even tour it. “I said I didn’t even need to see it. I’d sign the lease tomorrow!”

Three weeks later, she moved her inventory in and set up shop. Along with Carlson’s own wares, 45 local vendors — including popular local brands like Bungalow Candle Studio, Flourish Botanicals and Casting Glass Stones — offer all sorts of hand-crafted treasures at Mulberry. The shop is something of a wonder emporium, filled with artisan jewelry, clothing, kitchen supplies, decor items, soaps, potted plants… the list goes on.

Recently, Mulberry Market added “Mulberry Mini” to the scene as well. It’s an entire portion of the store dedicated to children’s wares where you’ll find toys, bath products, postpartum products, books, dishes and utensils, and all sorts of clothing. “I felt like it was such a need in the area,” Carlson says.

But Mulberry Market isn’t just a market. It’s also a place to create and learn. Carlson and her vendors host frequent pop-up events and workshops. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to make your own candles or soap, try your hand at fusing glass, arrange dried flowers or even get into baking sourdough bread, Mulberry’s vendors have got you.

“I swear, I owe all my success to my local vendors,” Carlson says. One year in, not only has Mulberry planted itself as a Valley shopping staple, it’s also grown into a place of learning and discovery for all those who aspire to be makers themselves.

PROFILE DISTRICT

Welcome to NoLL at River District

A budding riverside district for shopping, eating, recreating and more

NoLL — short for North of Liberty Lake — is one of the area’s newest business districts. Situated just off I-90, it runs along the banks of the Spokane River for roughly 2 miles, making for a rare mix of accessibility, natural beauty and variety of things to do.

The emerging district already offers a satisfying mix of food and drink options. Some of the early cornerstones of NoLL’s growing culinary scene include 3 Ninjas, TT’s Old Iron Brewery and BBQ, Sweet Annie’s Artisan Creamery as well as Versalia Pizza. You can also pamper yourself with services from Maverick’s Barbershop and Tried & True Loft, a hair salon. Among the newer additions are Emrys Beer & Mead Works.

But restaurants, taprooms and ice cream shops certainly aren’t the only draw. NoLL’s immediate surroundings are rich in recreational amenities and green spaces that

are ideal for families and groups craving a laid-back day out. The Centennial Trail borders the district to the north, and adjacent Orchard Park has multiple sports courts and a splash pad. There’s even a spot called The Farm, where you’ll find a community garden, a greenhouse and a small farm stand.

“What we want this to be is more of an entertainment-type district,” says Joe Frank, president and CEO of Greenstone, the developer behind NoLL. “That’s why we’re focusing on local businesses and services that can all kind of create an experience for you. So you can park, stroll along the walking loop, get lunch, walk down and enjoy the river, and just spend some time.”

Another great thing about this walkable, mixed-use district? As NoLL grows, don’t be surprised to find new amenities and gathering places each time you visit.

A Day Out at NoLL

• Visit the Welcome Center and ask for directions to the small beach along the Spokane River.

• Sample one of the many hearty dishes on the all-new breakfast menu at 3 Ninjas. (Insider tip: Their Mexican-style chilaquiles use their homemade tortilla chips and sauce.)

• Grab a single-origin house-roasted coffee at New Love Coffee.

• Hop on the walking trail, stopping at green spaces along the loop.

• For lunch, Versalia’s pizza is perfect, followed by some scoops at Sweet Annie’s for dessert.

• Relax for the rest of the afternoon with local craft brews and mead at Emry’s.

FWelcome to Coeur d’Alene & North Idaho

ew cities are as spectacularly situated as Coeur d’Alene, with the sparkling blue waters of its namesake lake easily visible from downtown. But the region is also a dining and shopping destination, loaded with boutiques and galleries to explore.

Described as a “lifestyle marketplace,” The Culinary Stone caters to those looking to celebrate all the ways spending time around the table enriches our lives. Find wine and food items — sourced locally and from around the world — as well as a selection of kitchen gadgets and supplies. Enjoy coffee beverages, specialty sandwiches, soups and salads prepared onsite, and consider adding a cooking class or wine event to your calendar.

Runge Furniture has been furnishing regional homes for 77 years, and it’s the family-owned business’ dedication to customer satisfaction that sets it apart. Shop for furniture for every room, from top brands including Canadel, Hooker, Pulaski and Stanton and many more. Enjoy $25 delivery on local purchases over $500 and a Low Price Guarantee, as well as easy financing options to fit any family’s budget.

Find Mix It Up Gift and Mix It Up Home on downtown Coeur d’Alene’s Sherman Avenue. The sister shops offer a bonanza of carefully curated delights — from housewares like GurglePots and Chirpy Tops, to collectors series pieces by Houston Llew Spirittiles. Find the perfect personal gift for her among the selection of beautiful bracelets and handbags,

or a thoughtful selection of Mixture Man essentials for him.

Featuring its own eponymous line of unique Western influenced T’s and small-batch leather goods, Campfire Couture also carries women’s clothing by renowned brands like Rails, Free People and Electric & Rose. Choose a Breda watch, or find a gift (for yourself or a lucky friend!) from among a sizable assortment of unique collectible 14-karat gold charms inlaid with diamonds, malachite or emeralds from their Sandpoint location, or their new Coeur d’Alene shop just one block off of Sherman.

Rebel Junk arose from one of the top 25 vintage markets in America, the Funky Junk Sisters’ Junk Salvation. At their brick and mortar flagship location in Coeur d’Alene, vintage, upcycled and repurposed items are on display, along with an ever-changing array of merchandise, including food and special gifts, new and used clothing, body and bath products.

You may know about the 60,000 square foot gaming floor with more than 1,200 machines to test your luck at Coeur D’Alene Casino, but did you know about the tax-free shopping opportunities? At Spa Ssakwa’q’n Boutique, find an array of natural skin care lines, clothing and jewelry. Circling Raven Golf Club’s Pro Shop offers great prices on golf apparel for all ages and The Gift Shop at Mountain Lodge offers souvenirs, jewelry and Native American artwork. 

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