11/28/2025
Long before it became a day of crowded stores and rushed deals, “Black Friday” was an accounting term. Many businesses spent most of the year operating in the red, where expenses outweighed earnings. Late November was often the moment when winter markets and end-of-year sales finally shifted the books into the black. It marked a turning point, a sign of stability, and a sense of making it through another year with enough momentum to keep going.
The truth is that many small businesses and local makers aren't reaching that moment. They are not working with massive margins or national reach. Their creations come from kitchens, sheds, garages, and small studios. Their materials are paid for out of pocket and every piece carries the imprint of the person who made it. They create because they care about quality, beauty, usefulness, and meaning, not because it guarantees massive profit.
Our shop is filled with these people. Makers, herbalists, woodworkers, metal artists, chocolatiers, foragers, and creative locals who pour their hearts into what they offer. When you choose something from this space, you are choosing to keep that creative pulse alive. You are supporting real lives, real families, and the culture of a community that values craft, imagination, & connection.
Supporting local is choosing to keep small businesses standing. It is choosing creativity over convenience and helps shape the future of a town by honoring the people who give it soul.
If you feel called, we have some truly special gifts in the shop this weekend. Handmade goods, seasonal teas, elderberry syrup, grounding mushrooms, smudging bundles,and offerings crafted with care for the season ahead. Even a visit or a kind word matters more than most people know. And today, as a small thank-you, every shopper will receive a gift from us.
We are open Friday through Monday, 9am to 3pm.
Find us at 2542 US HWY 101, just outside Seaview next to Buoy 10 Espresso. 🫶🏼✨️