Providence Corp. moving
headquarters to The Scott
Wilko at Main Gate
reopens as restaurant
Friends bookstore opens
doors at Main Library
Old Town Artisans
owners selling lease
Gem shows fill
Downtown with visitors
Tucson’s Carnaval adds
own multicultural spin
Mich. foundation invests
$200K in Tucson arts
George Varnasidis
is a Greek with a gift
IDA buys Art’s BBQ site,
eyes affordable housing
44 E. Broadway goes
to bank in auction
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PLACES TO SHOP
November 22, 2009 (9:54 am) | Permanent Link
The following stores have pledged to be open on the day after Thanksgiving, but hours may differ from their regular hours. Other stores may also be open. Call for holiday hours and specials:
17th Street Farmers Market, 840 E. 17th Street 792-2588. Grocery
Bowlby Jewelers 110 S. Church Ave. #4192, 628-2874. Custom jewelry and jewelry repair.
Chicago Store 130 E. Congress St., 622-3341. Buy, sell, rent, trade and repair all musical instruments.
Crescent Tobacco Shop & Newsstand 200 E. Congress St., 622-1559. Magazines, newspapers, pipe tobacco, cigars, pipes, cigar boxes, incense, candy, drinks, and postcards.
Desert Bloom 27 N. Stone Ave., 792-9882. Fine jewelry, unique gifts, distinctive home and garden accessories.
Flanagan’s Celtic Corner 222 E. Congress St., 623-9922. Celtic jewelry, pottery, t-shirts, Guinness items, more.
Hotel Congress, 311 East Congress, 622-8848. Calendars, candles, Hotel Congress mementos.
Hydra Leather & More 145 E. Congress St, 791-3711. An eclectic mix of fashions, lingerie, shoes, and accessories for men and women.
Indian Village Trading Post 110 S. Church Ave. #4199, 623-1162. Jewelry, clothes and shirts native to Tucson.
June’s Corner Store 10 E. Broadway, Suite 108, 622-8100. A large selection of greeting cards and gifts.
La Tiendita 311 N. Court Ave., 622-1922. Native Tucson gifts, hot sauce, chips, salsa.
Maynards Market 400 N. Toole Ave. 545-0577. Wine and beer, specialty foods, gifts
Metropolis On Congress 268 E. Congress 894-7400. Salon, special discounts.
Old Town Artisans 201 N. Court Ave., 623-6024. Seven distinctive shops and galleries that feature traditional and contemporary art and fine craft from hundreds of local and regional artists. You will also find trendy jewelry, clothing and home décor.
Perri Jewelers 13 N. Stone Ave., 624-4311. Diamonds, watches, jewelry, guaranteed jewelry and watch repair.
Preen 272 E. Congress St., 628-2991. Vintage clothing, alterations, ornamental articles.
Rockin’ Queen 43 S. 6th Ave. 461-1075. Apparel & accessories
Studio 220/Got All Your Marbles? 220 E. Congress, 628-1433. Interchangeable marble jewelry, as well as other fun, creative jewelry and art.
Mrs. Tiggy-Winkles Toys at Tucson Children’s Museum 200 S. 6th Ave., 792-9985. Plush novelties, coloring books, toys for children.
The Museum Shop at the Tucson Museum Of Art 140 N. Main, 624-2333. A selection of works by Arizona artists and craftspeople. One-of-a-kind handcrafted glass, pottery, textiles, jewelry, and multimedia artworks available in this lobby-level shop.
Wig-O-Rama, 98 E. Congress St., 882-8003. Sunglasses, earrings, handbags, and a selection of over 2,000 wigs.
