Beginning last week, Governor Walz allowed the Stay at Home order expire in Minnesota, replacing it with the Stay Safe MN order. That means retailers, from small boutiques to malls, are now allowed to be open for in-person shopping, as long as they have adopted and implemented a COVID-19 Preparedness Plan including social distancing guidelines for workers and customers, and allow no more than 50% of the establishment’s occupant capacity at any time. Starting today in Minneapolis, it will be required for masks to be worn by anyone within indoor public places, including retailers—shoppers and customers alike.
At the same time, most if not all stores are still offering curbside pickup and shipping options, and many are offering private in-store appointments—so there’s a way to shop, no matter your comfort level.
Read on for a regularly updated list of local retailers and malls now open, plus this week’s virtual style events and special deals being offered by local retailers, brands and makers.
North Loop retailers Queen Anna, Goldfine Jewelry, Jeromeo and Parc (clockwise from top left) participate in the Virtual North Loop Crawl this weekend.
VIRTUAL HAPPENINGS:
Artesota presents “Looking Glass: An Instagram Live Art Market” beginning this weekend with limited-edition, handcrafted goods by top local makers like Runi Clay Studio, Mezamé Designs and Studio Ok Ok and more. Different makers will be featured throughout the sale’s run. Daily through 5/30 via @artesota on Instagram.
Having trouble sleeping lately? Chances are that it could be affecting your skin. Join local skincare clinic The Metropolitan, sleep expert Sarah Moe and Some Great People for a virtual panel event on skin and sleep. The Met’s skin experts Suzanne St. James and Holly Kane will chat with Moe about how to better your sleep and better your skin. Tune in Wednesday 5–6pm at @themonfrance on Instagram and Facebook live.
Local jewelry designer Larissa Loden is hosting a sample sale on her Instagram stories @larissaloden on Thursday at 4pm. There will be 8 one-of-a-kind or limited-run earring styles available for $50 a piece. Each style is made from custom-cut, lightweight, matte-black acrylic in fun, joyful shapes. Thursday @ 4pm
The annual North Loop Spring Crawl has gone virtual. This Thursday–Sunday, the North Loop Neighborhood Association partners with North Loop retailers and restaurants for live demonstrations and a QVC-style shopping experience from retailers. Participating retailers include Queen Anna House of Fashion, Goldfine Jewelry, Statement Boutique, MartinPatrick3, Parc and Jeromeo Wellness & Design. Thursday–Sunday via Facebook.
Join HWMR founder Houston White this Friday morning for the virtual event, ”Coffee Conversations with Houston White: Creative Placemaking.” The one-hour moderated Q&A will give you the opportunity to find out how he created his HWMR clothing brand out of his North Minneapolis barbershop, and his work in the development of the Camdentown Business District. Tickets are $10 via Eventbrite. Friday 10–11am via Zoom.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Mill City Farmers Market has discontinued its art market (of which I'm on the committee) for the season. Fortunately, you can still shop their curated group of makers with its new Digital Art Market. Each week, it will feature four to five local artisans each week on their blog, Instagram stories @mcfarmerskt and through a new digital art market email newsletter. You can find unique gifts, kitchenware and other handmade items. This week's features artisans are Old World Cabinet, Lazy Susan makers Onkkafirte, wood goods makers Stirsby and Create Laser Arts. View the blog and sign up for the newsletter at millcityfarmersmarket.org.
Minneapolis Craft Market has gone virtual. The pop-up marketplace recently launched a digital marketplace featuring hundreds of handmade goods from dozens of local makers. Support small businesses from the comfort of your couch, at shop.mplscraftmarket.com. New items will be added daily.
Walker Art Center’s spring Jewelry & Accessory Makers Mart has gone virtual with more than a dozen makers including ROX Jewelry, Dottir Jewelry, Wazo Designs and Makwa Studio. The sale is now available to shop through 6/14 at walkerart.org.
IRL HAPPENINGS:
Golden Rule boutique is celebrating its 5th birthday a little differently than expected due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Instead, they are opening up their store to up to 4 people at a time as part of a ticketed event. Your ticket both reserves your spot and secures a Golden Rule tote with a few goodies upon arrivals, and the $10 fee also counts toward store credit that can be used during the event. Masks will be required to enter, and hand sanitizer will be available. Tickets are going fast; book at eventbrite.com. Saturday, 6/6 from 10am–5pm @ Golden Rule, 350 Water St, Excelsior
Sophie Joe’s Emporium, the longtime West 7th antique consortium, is permanently shutting its doors effective May 31. In a farewell email to customers, owner Tammy Larsen cites the “COVID-19 crisis and future economic uncertainty” as the reason for the closure. As a final farewell, the store will hold a closeout sale running through May. The store will be open for a close-out sale at up to 75% off on Tuesday, 5/26 & Wednesday 5/27 from 10am–2pm before the store closes for good.. No more than 6 people are allowed in the store at a time, and masks are encouraged. @ 453 7th St W, St Paul
The Mill City Farmers Market is back—albeit in a different form due to the COVID-19 outbreak (and sadly, without the artisan market). Because the State of Minnesota considers farmers markets essential grocery providers, the long-running market plans to remain open to serve the community and support its local farming partners every Saturday beginning through October, unless otherwise directed by officials. But this means shopping safely—there will be special social distancing guidelines in place that shoppers must follow. Be sure to visit the Mill City Farmers Market website before heading to the market at millcityfarmersmarket.org/covid-19. Saturdays 9am–1pm (8–9am for immunocompromised shoppers) @ 750 S 2nd St, Mpls
Every Sunday beginning this weekend, Smith + Trade Mercantile in Stillwater will be hosting The Mercantile Market on its back patio. It features goods from farmers and makers from around the state who have been affected by the cancellation of fairs and farmers markets. Safety protocols, six-foot spacing and hand sanitizer stations will be in place. Sundays 11am–3pm @ 229 Main St S, Stillwater
ONGOING DEALS:
Architectural Antiques is offering 25% off online at www.archantiques.com, or 20% off in-store (or 25% off cash sales), Saturday and Sunday only.
BlackBlue is offering 20% off sitewide with code SPRING2020 (some exclusions apply, all sales final) at blkblu.com.
California Closets’ Twin Cities locations are offering 25% off all Classic White Systems plus 0 down payments, 0 payments and 0% interest for 12 months. Start by scheduling a complimentary design consultation today. Ends 5/31. Learn more at californiaclosets.com/locations/twin-cities.
Duke Albert is offering free shipping and free same-day Twin Cities delivery on all orders at dukealbert.com
Everyday People Clothing Exchange is offering free shipping and local delivery. Shop their Instagram @everydaypeople.
The Fitting Room is offering free shipping on all purchases via thefittingroommpls.com.
The Foundry Home Goods is offering 20% off Skagerak Denmark outdoor and indoor furniture through May (no code needed). Shop online at thefoundryhomegoods.com.
Golden Age Design is offering free shipping on all orders (excludes furniture) at goldenagedesign.com.
Golden Rule is offering 25% off cards, pantry and sale items with code SPRINGCLEANING through 6/1 at shopgoldenrule.com.
Goldfine Jewelry has launched Mystery Boxes. Basically, they’re full of jewelry treasures valued at 50–60% more than the price of the box.. (aka free jewelry.) Perfect to treat yourself or give as a gift. Shop online at goldfine-jewelry.com.
Hackwith Design House is offering free shipping on all orders at hackwithdesignhouse.com.
Holistic Purity CBD: Curb your anxiety and relax with 20% off CBD products from the local brand with code FEELGOOD20 at holisticpurity.com.
HOUSER, the North Loop fair-trade jewelry brand and gift shop, is donating 15% of all purchases to Second Harvest Heartland until further notice. Shop online at shophouser.com.
Jac & Violet jewelry is offering free shipping plus a free personalized card of your choice with all orders through 5/31 at jacandviolet.com.
Mille is donating 10% of sales from the ongoing Alex Mill Trunk Show to RAICES. Plus, save an extra 25% off all sale items with code EXTRA20OFF at checkout at shopmille.com.
Pharmacie gift shop and menswear store is offering free shipping with code SOCIALDISTANCE via pharmaciempls.com.
Stephanie Lake Design: complimentary door-to-door delivery, free domestic shipping, and gift certificates in any amount, now offered at a buy one, get one 50% off discount. The jewelry designer is also offering VIP services including jewelry repair and customization for customer-owned jewelry. Shop online at www.stephanielakedesign.com.
WAY the Label: Save 25% site-wide with code SHOPLOCAL plus free shipping at waythelabel.com.
STORE REOPENINGS:
Architectural Antiques: The architectural salvage and antique store is now open Tuesdays–Saturdays from 11am–3pm and by appointment. You can also shop online with delivery and curbside pickup at www.archantiques.com, where you can receive 25% off your order. @ 1330 Quincy St NE, Mpls
Arc’s Value Village: The thrift stores are now open 10am–6pm daily. Note, dressing rooms will be closed, credit cards are preferred, shoppers are asked to maintain a 6-foot distance and masks are required to shop. Virtual shopping appointments are also available. Visit arcsvaluevillage.org to learn more and for locations.
Atelier957: Now open during regular business hours. Masks will required to shop, gloves will be provided, and clothing will be disinfected after every fitting. Curbside pickup and online shopping available at atelier957.com. Private appointments are available by calling 651-646-0111. @ 957 Grand Ave, St Paul
Blu Dot Outlet: Now open Saturdays and Sundays 10am–4pm to the public with safety protocols in place; disposable gloves will be available to shoppers. Or schedule a private appointment by calling 612-354-7964 or emailing outlet@bludot.com Tuesdays–Fridays. Shipping is also available. Learn more at www.bludot.com/minneapolis-outlet. @ 1323 Tyler St NE, Mpls
Bluebird Boutique: Now open noon–4pm weekdays and for private appointments 9am–noon weekdays with social distancing and safety measures in place. (Weekends TBD.) Curbside pickup is also available. Call or text 952-322-0813 for appointments, or shop online at bluebirdboutique.com. @ 3909 W 50th St, Edina
Bumbershute: Opening Monday with social distancing and safety measures in place during regular hours. You can also shop online at bumbershute.com. @ 5014 France Ave S, Edina
Clarabel Vintage: The vintage and antique store has reopened with occupancy limit and disinfectants for shoppers to use. Curbside pickup is also available. Visit clarabelvintage.com for more info. Hours: Saturday 11am–5pm and Sunday noon–5pm. @ 3018 W 50th St, Mpls
Covet Consign: The vintage furniture store has resume regular hours along with in-house vintage clothing vendors, Shop Country Club, Kollektiv and Neon Sky Vintage. Visit covetconsignanddesign.com for more info. @ 3736 Chicago Ave, Mpls
Dugo: The store is now open Monday–Saturday from 11am–4pm weekly with safety measures in place, and will offer masks, gloves and hand sanitizer for shoppers. It’s also offer curbside pickup and free shipping via dressupgoout.com. @ 3595 Galleria, Edina
Electric Fetus: The record and gift shop has reopened with new hours: Tuesday–Saturday from 10am–6pm. They will allow a maximum of 10 customers n the store at a time, and both staff and customers will be required to wear masks. You can also shop online at electricfetus.com. @ 2000 S 4th Ave, Mpls
Ergo Floral: Now open with new hours, Monday–Saturday from 10am–3pm with social distancing measures in place. Contactless curbside pickup and local delivery with orders $100+ are also available via ergofloral.com. @ 516 Selby Ave, St Paul
Everett & Charlie: The Linden Hills art gallery gift shop, which carries local favorite ROX Jewelry, is now open with social distancing and safety measures in place. Hours: Thursday–Saturday 11am–5pm & Sunday 11am–3pm. @ 2720 W 43rd St, Mpls
FindFurnish: The vintage home store has reopened with limited public hours (Saturday 10am–6pm & Sunday noon–4pm) with a maximum of 10 shoppers in the store at a time, and by appointment. Contact them to set up an appointment via findfurnish.com. @ 13 5th St NE, Mpls
Gallery 360: The art gallery and gift shop is now open following CDC and state health guidelines with new hours: Thursdays 10am–8pm, Fridays & Saturdays 10am–6pm & Sundays noon–5pm. @ 3011 W 50th St, Mpls, gallery360mpls.com
Gray Home + Lifestyle: The home and lifestyle store (along with its in-house children’s boutique, pip & pal) has reopened with updated hours and safety measures for in-store shopping, including only 4 customers in store at a time, contactless payment and face masks “appreciated.” New hours are Tuesday–Saturday from 10am–4pm and Sunday from noon–4pm. Curbside orders are still available and will be offered during store hours. Learn more at @grayhomeandlifestyle on Instagram. @ 264 Water St, Excelsior
Grethen House: The store’s two locations are now open with social distancing and safety measures in place. Shoppers are requested to wear masks to enter, and a limited number of masks will be available for those without one. Plexiglass has been installed at counters for a safer checkout experience, and there will be limited capacity if needed to maintain social distancing requirements. Appointments are available by request Monday–Friday 9–11am. New temporary hours: Monday–Friday 10am–5:30pm & Saturday 10am–5pm (Edina location) and Monday–Saturday 11am–5pm (North Loop). Curbside pickup is available but needs to be scheduled in advance. Email info@grethenhouse.com to schedule or for any questions. Shop online at grethenhouse.com. @ 4930 France Ave S, Edina & 212 3rd Ave N, Mpls
Hunt & Gather: The antique store is back with safety guidelines in place Monday–Saturday from 10am–6pm and Sunday from noon–6pm. They ask that people shop solo, limit shopping time, maintain 6 feet, and wear a required mask. Shopping is still available via curbside pickup and shipping. Get more info at @huntandgathermpls on Instagram. @ 4944 Xerxes Ave S, Mpls
JB Hudson Jewelers: The jewelry store is now open with regular business hours, Monday–Friday 10am–6pm and Saturday 10am–5pm. Curbside service will continue to be available. Learn more about their safety and social distancing measures at jbhudson.com/curbside. @ 901 Nicollet Mall, Mpls
Jeromeo Curated Wellness & Design. Massage Therapy, Furnishings and Design: The store is now open with safety measures in place, including hand sanitizers from its own in-house line of body products, PureomEO. Learn more at www.jeromeo.com. @ 250 3rd Ave N, Mpls
Local Motion: The store has reopened with new, limited hours: Fridays & Saturdays from 11am–6pm and Sundays from noon–5pm. They are limiting three customers in the store at a time and will have hand sanitizer available and are following CDC & state safety guidelines. You can still shop online at localmotionboutique.com. @ 2813 Hennepin Ave S, Mpls
Lula Vintage Wear: The store is allowing five shoppers in at a time—face masks required. You can also shop online, use curbside pickup and find updated hours at lulavintagemn.com or Instagram @lulavintagemn. @ 1587 Selby Ave, St Paul
MartinPatrick3: Now open 10am–6pm daily. Appointments are encouraged, and curbside pickup is also available. The store has also started carrying stationery from local brand russell+hazel, which recently shuttered its North Loop storefront permanently. @ 212 3rd Ave N, Mpls
My Sisters’ Closet: The consignment shop has resumed normal business hours with social distancing and safety measures in place, including face masks required by shoppers and staff and cashless transactions. No consignment is being accepted at this time. Visit their website mysistersclosetmn.com to learn more. @ 2741 Hennepin Ave, Mpls
Opitz Outlet: The designer outlet store is now open at both of its St. Louis Park and MInnetonka locations with new store hours: Mondays–Saturdays 10am–7pm & Sundays noon–6pm. Face masks are required to shop. Learn more at www.opitzoutlet.com.
Parc: Opening Monday with social distancing and safety measures in place with temporary hours: Monday–Saturday 11–5pm & Sunday noon–4pm. Contactless curbside pickup available during store hours and online shopping at parcboutique.com. @ 212 N 2nd St #102, Mpls
Queen Anna: Now open by appointment and for walk-ins, up to 10 people at a time. Masks are required to enter. Learn more about their safety protocols at queenanna.co. You can also use curbside pickup and shop online at queenanna.co or with their app. @ 109 N 2nd St, Mpls
Queenie & Pearl: Now open Wednesdays–Fridays noon–6pm and Saturdays–Sundays 11am–5pm. Curbside pickup, virtual shopping and private appointments are also available via @queenieandpearlmn on Instagram. @ 5014 Xerxes Ave S, Mpls
Requisite: Now open with social distancing and safety measures in place, Monday–Saturday 11am–6pm and Sunday 11am–4pm. Curbside pickup, shipping and home delivery are still available. DM @requisitenorthloop for orders. @ 211 N Washington Ave, Mpls
Retro Wanderlust: The vintage furniture haven reopens this week with hours Thursday & Friday noon–4pm, Saturday & Sunday TBA, Get updates at @retrowanderlust on Instagram. @ 8 12th Ave S, Hopkins
Rewind Vintage: Now open with temporary store hours: Wednesday–Sunday from 10am–5pm. Maximum capacity is 8 customers at a time, all customers must use hand sanitizer when entering the store, and masks required (will be available for purchase if you need one). Note fitting rooms are closed. Curbside pickup and shipping are also offered. For more info, visit rewindminneapolis.com @ 2852 Johnson St NE, Mpls
Rock Paper Scissors Goods: The record and gift shop is opening at its new Whittier location beginning Wednesday, 5/27, with temporary store hours of Tuesday–Thursday from noon–4pm and Friday–Sunday from noon–5pm. They will limit guests to 4 at a time, and there will be hand sanitizer and other safety measures in place. Curbside pickup, local delivery and shipping options are also available, plus appointments for private in-store shopping. Learn more at rockpaperscissorsgoods.com. @ 2403 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls
Rose & Loon: Rosedale Center’s maker-focused boutique reopens this week with the mall’s new hours, Monday–Saturday 11am–7pm & Sunday noon–5pm. You can also shop online at roseandloon.com. Note: Masks are encouraged but not required to shop. @ Rosedale Center, Rosedale
Roe Wolfe: Now open with social distancing and safety measures in place and temporary hours: Monday–Saturday 11am–5pm. Private appointments are also available Mondays–Fridays 10–11am, and curbside pickup is available by appointment. Shop online at roewolfe.com. @ 3175 Galleria, Edina
Serge and Jane: Now open to shoppers two-at-a-time. Disposable gloves and hand sanitizer will be available. Curbside pickup and online shopping are available at sergeandjane.com. @ 4532 France Ave S, Edina
Scout Handsome Apparel & Gifts: Now open daily 11am–4pm. They are limiting shoppers to 5 at a time, offering contactless payments and hand sanitizer. They will continue to offer curbside pickup during store hours. You can also shop online at https://www.scoutstp.com. Learn more about their safety measures at facebook.com/scoutstp. @ 327 7th St W, St Paul
Smith + Trade Mercantile: Now open Mondays–Fridays 10:30am–2pm & Saturdays 11am–2pm with safety protocols in place. Learn more at shop online at smithandtrade.com. @ 229 Main St S, Stillwater
Sophie Joe’s Emporium: As a final farewell, the store will hold a closeout sale through the end of May. The store will be open for a close-out sale with prices of up to 75% off. Your final days to shop are Tuesday, 5/26 and Wednesday 5/27 from 10am–2pm. No more than 6 people are allowed in the store at a time, and masks are encouraged. You can also shop select items online at hsophiejoesemporium.com. @ 453 7th St W, St Paul
Spoils of Wear: The ethical fashion store is now open 10am–3pm daily with social distancing and safety measures in place. Curbside pickup and online shopping are also available at spoilsofwear.com. @ 1566 Selby Ave, St Paul
Up Six Vintage: The store is now open with new hours: Tuesday–Saturday noon–5pm. The store requests only 4 shoppers at a time, for all shoppers to wear masks, and cashless purchases. Private shopping appointments, online shopping and curbside pickup are still available. Learn more @upsixvintage on Instagram. @ 189 Snelling Ave N, St Paul
OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY:
BlackBlue: 651-260-5340 or email orders@blkblu.com for appointments. Shop online at blkbku.com. @ 614 Selby Ave, St Paul
Covered: The store is now open by appointment by only (a $250+ purchase is required) with social distancing measures in place. You can also shop via their Instagram, @covereduptown, and by booking a virtual shopping appointment. Curbside pickup is available, plus free shipping on orders $150+. Learn more about their COVID-19 protocols and appointment shopping at shopcovered.com. @ 1201 Lagoon Ave, Mpls
Filigree Jewelers: The fine jeweler is now open by appointment only with the hours Tuesday–Friday 11am–6pm and Saturday 11am–5pm. Masks will be required and provided to those who need one. Shop online or make an appointment at filigreejewelers.com. @ 210 N 2nd St #101, Mpls
The Fitting Room: Now open for private shopping appointments. Masks will be worn by staff and you are required to wear a mask in order to shop. Virtual appointments, curbside pickup, local delivery & free shipping are also available. DM for appointments @thefittingroommpls on Instagram. @ 316 W 38th St, Mpls
Flirt Boutique: The luxury lingerie boutique has reopened by appointment only, Tuesday & Wednesday 10am–3pm, Thursday–Saturday 10am–6pm, through May. Shop online at flirt-boutique.com. @ 177 N Snelling Ave, St Paul
Houser: The North Loop fair-trade jewelry and gift boutique is offering by-appointment shopping. Set it up by contacting info@denisehouserdesign.com. @ 212 N 2nd St #103, Mpls
June Resale: June is planning a slow reopening: Starting Wed, May 20 through June 2, the store is scheduling appointments during limited hours for intentional shopping, allowing only two people at a time and requests customers shop alone. They’re also providing disposable gloves and hand sanitizer, and sanitizing garments after try-ons. Buying will be by appointment only. Contact them at 622-354-3970, juneresale@gmail.com or DM for an appointment. Online and curbside pickup is still available. Visit @juneresale on Instagram for more info. @ 3406 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls
Stephanie’s: Now open by appointment only with safety measures in place through 5/31; curbside pickup and delivery are also available. Book appointments and shop online at stephaniesshop.com. @ 735 Cleveland Ave S, St Paul
OPENING JUNE 1:
Via’s Vintage: Will not open until June 1 for appointment-only shopping from noon–5pm daily with safety measures in place, but will begin accepting appointments beginning Monday. Book an appointment by sending a message via the store’s Instagram (@viasvintage) or Facebook pages. You can also shop virtually via its Instagram page. @ 2408 Hennepin Ave S, Mpls
WHERE TO DONATE:
Have you done some spring cleaning and looking to donate your goods? Here are some places currently accepting donations:
The new Sidewalk Swap project was set up by a South Minneapolis resident to help keep clothes moving through the fashion ecosystem. The concept is simple: Bring a piece to swap in for every piece you take. Want to swap by can’t because of health or accessibility? They’ll pick some items out for you, drop them off at your door, and take any clothing donations you want to make, contact-free. Shoot them a DM or follow @sidewalkswap on Instagram for updates. Usually open daily, weather permitting.
Arc’s Value Village’s donation drive-throughs are operating at maximum capacity; please call ahead to check the status. Help winnow down their merchandise, you can set up a virtual styling appointment, shop in person or window shop via their Instagram, @arcsvaluevillage. Visit arcsvaluevillage.org for donation guidelines and locations.
Bridging in Bloomington and Roseville provide furniture and household goods to families and individuals transitioning out of homelessness and poverty. You can drop off without an appointment daily, and also offer home driveway/garage pickup for a $75 fee. Visit their website at bridging.org to learn more about what they do and don’t accept.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota accepts select home goods, clothing, tools, and more. Its drop boxes are currently closed, but you can schedule a pickup to donate. Learn more about what donations are accepted and to schedule a pickup at epilepsyfoundationmn.org.
Sharing and Caring Hands, which provides food, clothing, shelter, transportation assistance and medical and dental assistance, is accepting food, clothing, household items, car seats, strollers, diapers and wipes, toys, TVs, electronics, personal hygiene and vehicles. Drop off Monday–Thursday from 8am–4pm or Saturday & Saturday from 8am–noon. Learn more at sharingandcaringhands.org.
Hidden Treasures thrift store in St. Anthony is a nonprofit serving those in recovery and reentry by providing work and community. They're currently accepting clothing, housewares, jewelry, holiday decor, sporting goods and tools, Monday–Saturday from 10am–5pm, weather permitting. Check their Facebook page before you head out to make sure they're open for donations at facebook.com/HiddenTreasuresMN.
The MN Tool Library accepts power tools, professional grade equipment and hand tools in good working condition, less than 5 years old. See their wish list here. They are currently doing no-contact donations. To set up a time, connect with the Minneapolis location at 612-440-8665 or the St. Paul location at 651-644-1882.
Salvation Army is accepting clothing, furniture, household goods, electronics and vehicles. Learn more, find the nearest drop-off location or schedule a free pickup at satruck.org.
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