SHOP LOCAL, Continued on

Mom’s House DZYNES (526 Gibson Street, Miami)

This shop offers a wide selection of homemade crafts, items displaying hometown pride, refinished furniture, and more. Open Thursday 9 am - 5 pm, and Friday thru Sunday 10 am to 4 pm.

Miami’s newest business to establish itself downtown is known for its large selection of restored antique radios and phonographs. The shop also specializes in furniture, toys, kitchenware, and tile art. (See our feature this month on page 1) Sullivan Street Antiques (407 W. Sullivan Street, Miami)

Owner Dick Baker and Sullivan Street Antiques have a well-earned reputation for the quality and variety of antique furniture you’ll discover in his shop. Pieces dating back to the time when furniture craftsmanship was revered, and beauty could be found in the details are found here. Baker attends auctions and seeks out only the best to bring back to his shop in Miami. Open only on weekends, Saturday, and Sunday, 10 am - 5 pm. (Although we hear he will be open seven days a week in December).

Gramma’s House (123 N. Miami Avenue, Miami)

Owner/proprietor Linda Heathman and her cat Sammi have operated this little antique shop in Miami for over 13 years. She carries “a little of everything” and is open Thursday thru Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and 11 am to 4 pm on Sundays. Simply Sarah (386 N. Broad Street, Globe)

Sarah is celebrating her 25th year in business and continues to delight shoppers with her eye for beauty, fun, and fashion - all of which contribute to her mantra, “Quality goods for a life well lived.” Her shop has been a destination for both residents and visitors who always find reasons to come back for more.

Open Tues - Sat. 10 am - 5 pm. See her ad on page 23

United Jewelry (135 N. Broad Street, Globe)

United Jewelry has been serving the Globe-Miami community for over 72 years, providing an array of fine jewelry and watches, as well as guitars and accessories. They offer layaway, engraving, and gift wrapping. Look for the striking new mural project here by San Carlos artist, Douglas Miiles Sr.

Julies Sewing (600 Sullivan Street, Miami)

From florals to southwestern prints, this sewing center has been a destination for dressmakers and quilters from around the area. Locally owned and operated, they specialize in top-quality fabric and carry only the best Southwest fabrics and fleece.

“I love your fabric selections. Each time I’ve been in your store, I’ve found stuff I’ve never seen anywhere else.” L. Strand Pin Drop Trailers (168 N. Miami Avenue, Miami)

These unique travel trailers are built here in Miami and are sold all over the United States. Their motto, “Build well. Adventure well.” is baked into the Pin Drop brand. The trailers themselves are custom-built, lightweight, fully self-contained, and solar-powered. And if owning one right now isn’t in the budget, did you know you can rent one for a weekend adventure? Get all the details on www.pindroptraveltrailers.com. Pretty Kind Boutique (364 N. Broad Street, Globe)

A women’s clothing store that offers styles for all ages will feature local vendors during a special Patio Event on November 27th for Small Business Saturday. Discover Apache Princess Designs, Natural Necessities, Nissa Jewels, and Lily & Sparrow, among the many local, creative entrepreneurs the shop represents. The patio event is from 10 am to 4 pm.

Wednesday-Sundays 10:30am-7pm

n dental examinations / digital x-rays n professional cleanings / implants n filling and crowns / dentures

n teeth whitening / veneers n composite fillings n porcelain crowns

(610 N. Broad Street, Globe)

The shop is a destination stop when looking for vintage wear and western wear. Owner Cindy Phillips recently moved the shop to North Broad, where she expanded her offerings, including clothing for men, women, children, and babies. You will likely discover everything from ‘60s mod fashion to Hawaiian shirts and ‘30s derby hats for vintage wear. And a wide selection of cowboy boots from the utilitarian to the exotic. Hers is the only shop in town carrying proper Western Wear from Wranglers to fine leather products by Scully and Frontier Classic. Open Wednesday and Thursday 10 am – 5 pm, Thursday 10 am – 4 pm, Friday 10 am – 5 pm, Saturday 11 am – 4 pm, and Sunday noon to 3 pm. Luna Oils (610 N. Broad, Globe)

You’ll find this latest local business inside the flower shop on Broad Street, where owner Christie Cothrun and partners have launched their new venture into flavored oils, custom pasta, and more. Perfect for gifts and dinner parties with a unique flair. Knotty Fox Workshop (101 N. Broad Street, Globe)

This local business is a craft shop specializing in custom, one-of-a-kind rustic pieces, hand-carved signs furniture, and more. This fall, they are featuring Arizona’s Epic Fine Chocolates, plus kettle corn and more. Just in time for the holidays! Open Thursday thru Saturday noon to 6 pm. They will be offering a 10% discount on purchases made on Saturday, November 27th in recognition of Small Business Day, and will have Santa’s mailbox set up for letters to be dropped in.

Bouquets on Broad (610 N. Broad Street, Globe)

What isn’t made better with flowers? We can’t think of anything. Owner Christie Cothurn is a certified florist who does a beautiful job in helping her customers “Say it with flowers.” She recently expanded her front office to include a wedding section and the all-new business of Luna Oils.

Open Monday - Friday 10 am to 5 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm. Splash of Copper (656 N Broad Street,Globe)

This unique shop offers the works of more than 50 artisans representing a range of Arizona copper art and decor. They will be offering deals on Black Friday and free muffins while you shop on Small Business Day. The store will have extended hours in December. Open Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday noon-5pm. Pickle Barrel Trading Post (404 S. Broad Street, Globe)

It’s hard to overstate what you’ll find in this wellknown store situated in an old pickle factory at the South end of Broad Street. Their tagline, “You won’t believe what’s inside,” accurately describes the wide range of items including Native art, buckskins and beads, western hats, Pendleton products, gems and rocks, yard art, and Mata Ortiz pottery. The Pickle Barrel Trading Post has been a destination shopping experience for residents and visitors since opening in 2003. Open Thursday thru Saturday 10 am to 5:45 pm, and Sundays from 11 am to 5 pm.