Small Business Saturday introduces community members to the local shops and restaurants they might not have encountered otherwise. But this single day doesn’t have to be the only time you explore your neighborhood. Make it a point to shop small the next time you’re out and about rather than running straight to Target. You’ll find quality products, often handmade, and friendly staff that help grow our towns one purchase at a time. Here is a guide to shopping locally in your favorite towns and neighborhoods.
Your Guide to Shopping Local in Pittsburgh
Shadyside
Shadyside is filled with local businesses all along Walnut Street and beyond. Visit designer boutiques, find customizable home decor, and browse plenty of jewelry options ready to service your needs.
Mount Lebanon
Whether you’re looking for an official Tudor and Rolex seller, a unique hardware shop, or contemporary men’s clothing, Mount Lebanon has you covered. Plus, eat at a variety of small restaurants for a snack during your trip.
Sewickley
Find gifts that’ll impress any recipient in Sewickley. Create a personalized flower bouquet, find one-of-a-kind antique-inspired furniture, or take home a new fashionable piece of women’s clothing.
Lawrenceville
Mix up your usual routine in Lawrenceville with different small businesses. Make your own scented candle with a loved one, stop in at a cannabis and self-care boutique, then end your day with a hearty dinner.
Aspinwall and Fox Chapel
Aspinwall and Fox Chapel shops work to make sure you’re showcasing your personality in every aspect of your life. Create your perfectly designed home, curate a closet that you want to wear, and even make sure your invitations show who you are.
Downtown Beaver
Take care of your furry friend just like you would yourself with these Downtown Beaver shops. Bring your cat or dog back a homemade healthy snack and don’t forget to treat yourself to fabulous eats.
Shop our other local gift guides for men, women, children, home, food and drink, and makers products for more ways to support small businesses.
Story by Kylie Thomas
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