100 % Local, Unique, Handmade, West Coast Inspired Gifts at Side Street Studio!

Posted on November 26, 2021 by Jill Fitz Hirschbold | 0 comments

I would like to begin with saying how grateful we are to all of our local and online customers for the incredible support we receive every day and throughout this challenging time. Each and every purchase that is made at Side Street Studio not only supports a small, independent, woman run business but a whole community of 200 local artists. By “Shopping Local” whenever you can you are really making a difference for all of us. I also have to thank all of these amazing local artists for trusting me to represent their heart-centered work. Side Street Studio is celebrating its 37th year with representing over 600 local artists during that time.

We have been working around the clock filling the shelves and adding to the thousands of items we have on our website for the Holidays. We continually strive to offer a really wonderful range of unique designs and prices and believe you will enjoy our selection of 100% local, handmade, Jewelry, Pottery, Wood Turnings, Glass Art, Small Works, Textiles, Sculptures, Gift Cards, Photography, Metalwork, Natural Soaps, Bath Salts, Candles, Organic Honey, Organic Teas, Holiday Cards and much more.

Almost every item in the store is also available online at www.sidestreetstudio.com.

We offer worldwide shipping, curbside pick-up and in store shopping.

Side Street is currently open 7 days a week and will be expanding our hours in December. Being able to open everyday has been made possible by the incredible team of women that work along side me in the store. I couldn’t do this without them.

Wishing everyone the very best for the upcoming season as families and friends reunite after such a long and difficult time apart.

Be kind and take care of each other.

Jill Fitz Hirschbold

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About Side Street Studio

The story of Side Street Studio is more than the history
of a business. It is the physical expression of a belief
that real art should be accessible to everyone. It is
also the evolution of a business model supported by
principles of community-building economics.

Here’s how it happened.. read more