What a selection of antiques and estate items. There is too much here to describe, from vintage…read moreclothing, to glass ware, to jewelry, to knives, to pottery, to well - you just better come on in an see for yourself. I got to nicest butter dish, and she got an incredible scarf. Steve is so helpful, and sure seems to know his way around the store.

Cute little curio shop ! Friendly staff. Pretty jewelry! Very eclectic! Fun little mystery bags to…read moreshop as well!

Lauren's got a new vintage shop that is on the mark. It's a little off the beaten path - you gotta…read morewander two blocks off the main strip - but it's worth the detour! It may be small, but it's wonderfully curated. My friend and I spent over an hour going through the goodies, and I walked out with an armful, at a steal! It's a great relief to find affordability still in the increasingly on-trend second-hand market. There's a comfy and roomy dressing room with a great big mirror to try on your prospective threads, and the whole shop is super clean and well-organized. Everything smelled freshly laundered! Bedding, jewelry, clothes, shoes, hats, and random treasures, all with terrific friendly service. Silver City Is definitely high on my list now for second-hand shopping sprees. Thanks Lauren!

I told the business owner that the place reminded me of Ispy. Lot's of eccentric things to look at…read more The particular day we went there was an art gallery that evening and some of the work was already on display. Super beautiful work. I love that this guy is down to earth and supports art. Definitely worth looking at his collection. He also has a section where you can create your own art.

Really interesting space with art on display and for sale from several different artists...strange…read morecollages, wild sculptures and installations assembled out of vintage and recycled objects. There were also simpler things like cards, prints, and posters for sale. The whole space is interesting, from the mural outside to designs painted on the cement floors to weird and wonderful things hanging from the ceiling. Seems like a cool community space with a small stage and kitchen for events and classes. Though we didn't do it, I LOVED the make-your-own "Art on a Stick" area where you could pay $12 and create something unique from a mish-mash of objects and materials collected by the artists/owner.

An interesting and eclectic experience. Books and many more items. An art show, legos, puzzles,…read moregames, stickers, and books. I recommend.

Such a cool little shop. They have a wide variety of new and used books. I found two used titles…read moreI have been looking for. Would definitely be going back the next time I am in Silver City.

They gave the best soap products!! Lovely store. They have a large variety of scents available…read more Shop small stores for Christmas

We stopped in here, first lured by the amazing aroma wafting out of its doors, but also it was on…read moreour list due to its soap being at our airbnb (my friend said "Hey this is the soap place!" After we walked in). Turns out it's a homemade candy store as well - and skin care - and so much more, like gorgeous mugs, teapots, honey pots...The eclectic list goes on. If you need any kind of present for anyone-this is your store. A really sweet couple run it and make some of the products like candy as well as soaps and amazing body oil. When I say candy I mean heavenly goodness too. I got this caramel apple pop that is like biting into crispy cotton candy. Truly delicious...

This place rocks. Bring in ANY bike for everything you need or check out their HUGE selection of…read morenew or used bikes. Low rider bike? No problem. Tandem bikes? Got it! Full suspension or hard tail? It's here! Mountain bikers, start your trail quest here. Find AJ the owner and he can guide you through any trail for your fitness level. Local bike shops rule and I really enjoyed the experience at this one.

AJ is great and the shop always has everything I need. Service is wonderful and selection of…read moreproducts is what every cycling and fitness shop should offer its customers! I highly recommend this establishment and ownership!

Very sweet little gallery offering affordable art in various media by local artists. Terrific for…read morethose who like art gifts. A nice patio area in back with a sculpture garden. Bonus: they were great to my two young sons, offering candy and encouragement in their interest in art. I'll be back.

Found this gallery on a recent visit to Silver City. Great pottery pieces and also landscapes by…read moreAllen Sanders. I even took photos of pieces to send to my sister in Boca Raton who is decorating a new house.

This is not a pretty bookstore. On the other hand, it is a good bookstore. You expect to find junk…read moreand you find gems instead. You see books you've want to read again, books you wanted to buy before and forgot to, books you want to buy now, and books you didn't know you wanted to buy. All this, and you didn't even have to do all that much digging, and you could do a quite a lot of digging, days if left to your own devices or you had more time. I didn't expect the bookseller to become a semblance of a friend over the course of a short visit, but somehow he did. It was weird, yes, but not that weird. If you're afraid of weird, just shop on line, and don't venture outside too much. The world will survive without you.

I found this bookshop as one always hopes to find a bookshop: while wandering aimlessly in an…read moreunfamiliar town, after dark, to the tune of a live band in the distance. The door was open and the lights beckoned me in. When I stepped inside the bookshop I was welcomed by a bibliophiles dream: stacks and piles and teetering books lining every surface and the floor. The shop keeper popped out from behind a shelf and asked, "What do you like?" He directed me towards the fantasy section, and left me alone to wander. At the back of the shop I found the art books, and two very informative books about pottery art, which I have struggled to find in my own used bookshops in Tucson! We chatted about my pottery, and the Southwest Print Festival, and he pulled a beautiful printmaking book from the shelf to show me, before I left, feeling absolutely filled, and two books richer.