I adore this shop. It's always so cute and filled with the best treasures. I find things for…read moremyself, my husband, my family, my house, my nieces and nephews, my dog! Everyone benefits from this store. I love their stationary section, they have the best baskets! And their seasonal decor is truly the best! Plus the ladies that work here are just the cutest!!!

What a lovely store! Stumbled upon In Watermelon Sugar while walking around Hampden one afternoon…read more If not you're careful, you could walk out with several candles, skincare products, a blanket, keychains, and so much more. A perfect place to buy gifts or treat yourself to something special. Look forward to returning.

Cute new little shop in Lake Falls Village. Lots of candles, throw pillows, and small home décor…read moreitems, prices seem very reasonable. A bit preppy/feminine for my taste but a great little addition to the Mt. Washington & Roland Park neighborhoods. This would be a great place to stop for a quick hostess gift while avoiding the mall.

From the owner: Welcome to Stony Run Home, Baltimore's newest and most unique home furnishings store! Stony Run…read moreHome is owned by Lauri & Patrick FitzGerald, who have more than 15 years experience in interior and exterior design, residential remodeling, and interior furnishings. Fun, upholstered and antique furniture, unique lighting and original, local art complement Lauri FitzGerald's comfortable interiors and light and airy color schemes. You can find everything from the contemporary to traditional, antique to brand new, as well as "green" décor items

So, Yeht had been open a year or more, with Covid-19 forcing it, like far too many others, to shut…read moredown "for ever and ever" (to quote the old Tony Bennett hit "Because of You"). Then they reopened on weekends only, confounding the usual week walker--until now! Yeht is opening during the week. That, along with an atypical blackboard sign, lured me in. The owner, a very nice young woman filled me in on the details: basically, colorful and quality home, tea and sundry item (artsy couch/bed pillows, anyone?) sourced and fair-traded from other countries and cultures. Every item has a cultural of family ritual related to it, further informing your purchases. Besides some silky vegan dark chocolate, one of which infused with champagne, I left with a see-through tin with wooden measuring spoon of some antioxidant-rich, low caffeine purple tea they were sampling. Definitely worth the stop to help out a new small business. I'll be bawk, baby!

My girlfriend and I visited a few weeks ago and loved the shop! The owner, Jacquelyn, clearly cares…read moreabout the quality of the products she sells as well as where they come from. She told us all about who made the various items and how they were made. The store has a lot to offer! We walked away with quite a few candles and a bundle of incense, but there were wonderful looking handbags and clothing on display as well. Overall, the shop and owner were very charming! I highly recommend visiting during Saturday or Sunday, when the shop is open to walk-ins, and speaking with Jacquelyn to get the full experience!

I. Love. Bazaar. From skulls to old mug shots, candles to vintage prescriptions, tooth jewelry to…read moretarot cards! Toad purses! Oh my! It is always a treasure hunt in here and it's AMAZING. It's such a good time to poke around here and see what you can find and bring home and make your space just a little more bazar and yourself!

Bazaar is a curio shop just off the Avenue in Hampden. Having lived in the neighborhood for five…read moreyears, I must have walked past Bazaar hundreds of times, but I'd never stopped in until last weekend when I visited with a friend. They have a little window on the outside of the shop, and it gives you a really good idea of what they sell: odd trinkets, preserved animal specimens, historical items (like old prescriptions and medical devices), quirky jewelry, and much more. It's possible to find some crazy, fun, strange items at Bazaar. It's worth stopping into just to explore.

Great space and very friendly proprietors!! They have a great selection of MCM furniture and other…read moretrinkets. Will definitely be back to buy something.

Buyer beware the business deals in deceptive and fraudulent business practices. They will sell you…read moredefective and damaged products without disclosing the problems. Then when you ask to rectify the problem they refuse to fix or offer adequate solutions. Instead they blame you

Charming little shop with lots of rare treasures. A great place to find well cared for books and…read moreobjects. Always a delight to visit.

My partner and I have been venturing into Hampden recently. Charlotte Elliott was one of our finds…read moreyesterday. It's a great little vintage shop. I was pulled in by the bookstore next door. We spent about an hour in there. There's two levels, where books are well presented and deals featured. You walk through the shelves, and you'll see the different genres featured and bins with sale items clearly marked. The upper floor has poetry, photography, gardening, and cookbooks. The street floor has fiction, science books, and women's literature. These are just the genres that I remember. The other side of the store has antiques and other well curated items for sale. You can tell that the owners take a lot of pride in the presentation of their store. I loved it! I recommend anyone in the area to stop by and check it out.

Nothing can accurately explain this space full of cultural art and wearables. There is a store but…read morethe rest of the rambling space is filled with cultural items from various countries in Africa that rival any museum on any shore. The art is meticulously labeled with origin and meaning/purpose. There is art in every space and even a rentable space In Which you can plan events , marriages etc . The store contains items of clothing, jewelry and accessories and is also filled with art. I was speechless with all of the offerings . I meandered while my aunt shopped. It is worthy of a stop here for the museum space whether you plan to shop or not. A lot of the art, once you understand the meanings is not meant to hang within a home as a lot are ceremonial pieces but the historical aspect is amazing. Parking is ample either on street or in a lot across the street. The owners are a delight.

I visited for a Free Fall Baltimore Pop Up that included activities, vendors, and food. I had the…read moreopportunity to tour the facility. What a gem! The store has all types of cultural options - earrings, soaps, fashion, decors, etc.

Milagro is a charming shop on the Avenue in Hampden. They carry hand-picked, globally inspired…read moregoods from Baltimore and around the world. They sell everything from jewelry to clothing, cards to tchotchkes. It's small but well stocked and curated. I always find something charming when I stop by! A great little neighborhood business.

Milagro is accurately named-- a miracle! I was on a small business sprawl in Hampden and stumbled…read moreacross this store over the Thanksgiving holiday. This store contains so many charming items, from earrings to apparel to stationery, etc! My mom and I popped into this store and I couldn't get enough. The staff members were really welcoming and helpful. Milagro promotes contactless payment (e.g. ApplePay). Everyone in the store was appropriately masked up as well, which allows the browsing experience to be that much more enjoyable. I ended up getting two adorable, perfectly-sized mugs. I'm sure I'll be back again soon to experience the magic that is Milagro. Thanks for a great experience!