Wonderful store for unique gifts, baubles, home decor, and quirky items. Abby is so sweet and runs…read morethe most fun and welcoming environment in Dusk. There are so many types of things she stocks--home goods, kitchenware, beauty products, hair accessories, books, cards, baby and kids items, jewelry, snacks, candles, you name it! And they're all delightfully fun and happiness inducing. The products are probably a little more than you'd pay at a big box store, but don't let that scare you away. She sources from local businesses and other small and unique companies that you just won't find many other places in Omaha. If you want quality, that just right special touch for your home or gift for someone, go check out what Dusk has to offer!

What a charming store! No matter who you're shopping for you will definitely find a gift or…read moresomething for yourself within these walls. They have a vast selection of items I've never seen before. I don't think you can enter this store without it brightening up your mood. The owner was very welcoming and passionate. Items are a bit pricey, but considering the curation and time put into this boutique I can see why. The incense was a bit strong for my sensitive nose, but otherwise great store.

Made in Omaha on Pacific Street is an absolute must if you're shopping local especially during the…read moreholidays. I stopped in while putting together Christmas boxes for my out-of-town family and was blown away by how easy they made it to shop small in one place. I was able to find all local products without hopping from store to store including honey, candles, baker's chocolate candies, magnets, t-shirts, and so many other amazing Nebraska-made items. Everything is thoughtfully curated, beautifully displayed, and genuinely high quality. The shop itself is adorable and welcoming, and it feels really good knowing that every purchase supports local makers and businesses. It's the perfect one-stop shop for gifts that actually feel meaningful and unique (not just filler items). If you're sending care packages, building gift boxes, or just want to support Omaha-made products, this place is a no-brainer. I'll absolutely be back not just for the holidays, but year-round.

I love supporting small businesses in Omaha and this is the perfect place to do so! They have…read moregoodies from candles to jewelry to novelty food items, and some paper goods. Everything is good quality that I've gotten here. Staff is knowledgeable and kind. I needed to exchange my cup due to it cracking and they were extremely nice about it. Would definitely recommend checking this place out :)

What a great stop on my Omaha adventure! They had good variety of souvenirs and the staff were…read morelovely. They had a sale rack that I couldn't pass up (50% off) so I now am the proud owner of a very cozy, very soft, Nebraska sweatshirt! Definitely stop in if you're in town!

A recent visit to Omaha's glorious Old Market District included a random stop at this shop, which,…read moreunsurprisingly, features locally made goods and gifts. Great location on Howard Street, near some other cool shops. We loved staffer Teri, who steered us toward some fun items, and her customer service was terrific. She also had some great recommendations for our visit, including a good Omaha magnet for our home. Pricing is spot on, and the interior is laid out so well

This is, by far, the store that has the most extensive collection of the cutest and not so common…read moremerchandise (smallest Boggle, smallest Etch-A-Sketch) that I have been to. They have a ton of gift items including toys, greeting cards, magnets (Steven Rhoads!), plushies, wrappers, salt/pepper shakers, tea infusers, socks, pot holders, pens, books, chip bag clips, vases, aprons, and so much more. All of these were very adorable. The cashier that night was a very nice man who used to be a photographer. They have a few items on Nebraska. If you are looking just for Nebraska souvenirs, you may want to check out Made In Omaha and Old Market Sundries which have more selection of Nebraska souvenirs. This place is definitely worth visiting!

This is your quirky, fun gift stop in Omaha! They have so many fun and delightful gifts in store,…read moreand wrapping supplies to gift them! The store is chock-full of anything you might be looking for in a gift or just a fun touch for your own home. They have a big selection of cookbooks, journals, socks, office supplies, kids books and toys, kitchenware, calendars, seasonal gifts and decor, magnets, keychains, you name it. Lots of irreverent gifts, this is the perfect place to get a joke gift, white elephant gift, or sarcastic gift for a coworker you like but don't love. Pricing is about what you'd pay anywhere else for the item, I bought two mugs here recently and they were $20 a piece. Come in, browse around, and find a cute new touch to add to your life or someone else's. Just don't bring your ice cream, they have a strict no ice cream policy.

An Old Market landmark, Lotus has been operating for years, bringing funky and cool unique…read moregiftables and fashions to the metro. It smells amazing int here, and the staff is always friendly. It's hard to describe just what this aesthetic is, but I will say there is something for everyone!

The Lotus is a fun store with various treasures ranging from cute bags and jewelry to clever bumper…read morestickers and shirts, dresses and more. The best part is the funny, kind and thoughtful woman behind the counter. The Lotus is worth a stop!

This store is connected to the Tannenbaum Christmas Shop. The entrance to the Old Market Sundries…read moreis on South 10th St while the Tannenbaum Christmas Shop's is on Howard St. Old Market Sundries sells cute ornaments, figurines, displays, salt and pepper shakers, magnets, keychains, shot glasses and sports team items (mugs, glasses). It has a limited collection of few t-shirts and sweaters (if you want shirts with funny and cute designs, go to Made in Omaha across the street). This store sells a few souvenir items from Nebraska like magnets, keychains. They also have greeting cards, umbrella, toys like harmonica, and stuffed toys shaped like corn, etc. The lady at the Tannenbaum Christmas Shop answered my questions about the merchandise on Old Market Sundries section. Items are reasonably priced.

One of the cutest little souvenir shops here in Omaha's largest marketplace. The tourist board…read moredirected us over here when we asked for recommendations on where we'd find key chains and other goods to take home. This old shop has it all and then some. We were able to find all the keychains and shot glasses we needed. Not only did they have Omaha/NE branded items, but they also got items from nearby Iowa. If you are planning on driving through Iowa but still want to take a piece home for yourself, then this is a good spot to stock up as well. The day we shopped here turned out to be the cashier's first day. We had a good time chit chatting about our travels on Route 66 and how we had been on the road for what felt like decades. With great service and a nice selection, this is certainly the best one-stop shop that I can think of for anything Omaha related.

This is such a fun store!!!!! They have a little bit of everything- books, games, specialty…read morefood/drink mixes, cards, clothes, and more! If you are looking for a gift for that hard to shop for person you will probably find something here. The store is also so aesthetically pleasing for anyone who loves matching colors and themes. Super friendly customer service as well. Definitely check this place out.

If I could give this little shop a 10 I would. Not only does it have cute vignettes of items you…read morecan live with out. The own is a gem and has an eye for design and fun!!! Pop in an check it out and leave with a bag of treasures

Wow! Talk about wonderful customer service. I called to check on a product. I was told they did…read morehave it in stock and they would have it wrapped and ready for me to pick up! They had each gift marked very discreetly so I would know which item was which! How wonderful. All my items were bagged and ready when I arrived!

This is such a cute and best you decorated gift store. You can really find something for everyone…read morehere. I buy client gifts here so that I can shop and support local.

Looking for a special gift? Look no further. This little country boutique has a bit of…read moreeverything. From candles to jewelry. Many unique items to choose from. This is a local shop that changes with the seasons. I can always find that special something.

From the owner: The Olive Branch is a unique gift shop nestled on the outskirts of Council Bluffs, IA. It has a…read morekitchen, baby, and clothing room. Also inside is home decor, handbags, jewelry, stationary, and much more. Need a gift for someone? Come here! It would be impossible to not find the perfect gift for your friends or family at the Olive Branch.

I love this local pocket of businesses on Farnam. There is something for everyone from hair salons,…read moreto yoga, to coffee, bars and restaurants, games and fun. If you're looking for something to any night of the week (even mondays) Blackstone is where to go. They recently had a construction project hurt a lot of business so it's more important than ever now to get out and support all these awesome beloved businesses.

The Blackstone District, as a neighborhood, is a nice little area of businesses, eateries, and…read morebars. I love that everything is so close together, so that it is easily walkable once you find a parking place (which speaking of that, can be a little hard to come upon a parking spot!) But once you DO find a parking spot or get dropped off, there are so many places to go and eat and drink and hang out. Our favorites are Nite Owl, Crescent Moon, First Round, Scriptown, and Mula. I do think there is a premium on food and drinks, when it comes to Blackstone. Could you get a cheaper drink elsewhere in town? I think so, but you're paying that extra cost, I think, to be in a district with lots of different places to check out instead of staying in one place with one menu. I have a few friends who live in the Blackstone District, and that's also not an inexpensive housing area to look at when house hunting. But they do love the easy access to a lot of businesses. Right now it's HEAVILY under construction and it can be very hard to find a place to park and then walk to your destination. Some places have even CLOSED because of the construction messing up the access to their buildings, unfortunately. Overall, I think Blackstone is a nice little spot with some good businesses. I hope it doesn't go the way of Midtown Crossing where they added a bunch of business and then it kind of went downhill and places ended up closed (aside from the construction woes) and it ends up kind of a ghost town. But for now, Blackstone is a hip little area to check out, definitely!