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Whether you're looking for something practical or find a unique must-have, shopping in Lake County is sure to please.
| City Plaza Mall | |||
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14090 Olympic Drive Clearlake, CA 95422 (707) 994-4402 |
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| 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Wednesday thru Sunday New and vintage jewlery, beading supplies, antiques, movies, books, tools, collectibles, clothing, and more. |
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| Clayton Creek Studio | |
| 14108 Lakeshore Drive Clearlake, CA 95422 (707) 994-6529 |
Specialty one-of-a-kind lamps and colorful custom mica lampshades including designs made from your own photos and images, and other works of art. |
| www.claytoncreekstudios.com | |
www.shopclearlake.com/rememberwhen
| Earmite | |
| 3919 Main Street Kelseyville, CA 95451 (707) 279-1600 |
Sells stage equipment like drums, amps, P.A.s, a range of string instruments including custom built guitars, and accessories. |
| Kelseyville Business Association | |||
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www.visitkelseyville.com | ||
| The Kelseyville Business Association is made up of members from local businesses who gather together to promote our town and businesses with events and community projects. | |||
| Wildhurst Vineyards | |||
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3855 Main Street Kelseyville, CA 95451 (800) 595-WINE (9463) (707) 279-4302 www.wildhurst.com Tasting room open daily, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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| Wildhurst Vineyards began in 1966 when fifth-generation pear grower Myron Holdenried planted a former pear orchard with 30 acres of Zinfandel grapes. In the years since, Wildhurst’s handcrafted wines have consistently won top awards and high ratings.Winemaker Banyon Kirkendall's commitment to produce hand-crafted fruit-focused wines that showcase the quality of the Lake County winegrape growing region is evident in his signature wine – Sauvignon Blanc – and in the winery’s other award-winning varietals including Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Zinfandel. A friendly tasting room is located in the restored Odd Fellows Hall in downtown Kelseyville. | |||
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| Healing Earth | |
| 350 Main St. Lakeport, CA 95453 (707) 262-1214 |
Does just what it claims with herbal teas, relaxing candles, and a variety of other tools and gifts for getting back to calm. |
| Lake County Chamber of Commerce | |
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875 Lakeport Blvd. Lakeport, CA 95453 (866) 525-3767 www.lakecochamber.com The Lake County Chamber of Commerce is a private, not-for-profit association of businesses that have come together to advance the financial, industrial and civic interests of Lake County. |
| Lakeport Main Street Association | |
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www.lakeportmainstreet.com The mission of the Lakeport Main Street Association is to build a base of business owners who have the interest and desire to promote a healthy and vibrant downtown. |
| Magoon's North Custom Jewelry & Art Gallery | |
| 360 N. Main Street Lakeport, CA 95453 (707) 263-1140 |
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, weekends by appointment Pastel, oil, acrylic, and watercolor paintings. Stone, clay, wood, bronze, and mixed-media sculptures. Custom-designed jewelry and pottery. |
| Main Street Gifts | |
| 127 N. Main St. Lakeport, CA 95453 (707) 263-7288 |
Great for various tastes – from craft kits to Swarovski crystal, tea sets to wine racks – and both places are always stocking their shelves with new items |
| Nature's Finest | |
| 2740 Reeves Lane Lakeport, CA 95453 (707) 263-8856 |
Lake County Diamonds - Legendary Beauty from Natures Timeless Source. One ancient legend says that the fiery gems are tears shed by Moon over the forbidden love of her handsome young chieftain. Another legend says that they are crystallized tears shed by chieftain Kah-Bel while he climbed the slopes of Mount Konocti to visit the graveside of his beloved daughter, Princess Lupiyoma. Science has its own explanation for these wonders of nature. Lake County has been the scene of incredible volcanic activity throughout its ancient past. Mount Konocti, the area's defining landmark, is a dormant volcano where past lava flows of magma and basalt were contained under enormous pressure with high temperatures. |
| Bright Lights Aloha Bay Candle Co. & Factory Outlet Store | |
| 16275 Morgan Valley Road Lower Lake, CA 95457 (707) 994-3267 www.alohabay.com |
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays Scented jar, layered, and handpainted candles. Himalayan salt products, lamps, bath salts. |
| Inner Skies | |
| 16175 Main St. Lower Lake, CA 95457 (707) 995-5093 |
Located in the Italian-like Tuscan Village, between 2Goombas Deli and Terrill Cellars. |
Middletown
| Divine Consignment | |
| 21208 Calistoga St. Middletown, CA 95461 (707) 987-8276 |
For shoppers interested in trading belongings with their neighbors and strangers, this store carries art pottery, antique furniture, iron gates, jewelry, books, and more. |
| Fergusson Cutlery | |
| 21152 Calistoga St. Middletown, CA 95461 (707) 987-0121 |
Appeals to both men and women with its fascinating selection of knives for kitchen and sportsmen, collectibles, camping and survival gear. |
| Funtopia | |
| 21208 Calistoga St. Middletown, CA 95461 (707) 987-0114 |
Keeps in mind some of the same objectives with toys and games that represent a more sustainable world. |
| Moontide | |
| 21037 Calistoga St. Middletown, CA 95461 (707) 987-4939 |
Covers all three with socially conscious products including health food, supplements, and books |
| Middletown Area Business Association | |||
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www.middletownareamerchants.com | ||
| To promote goodwill, betterment, and unity among the business community and to encourage support of retail and service professionals through education and awareness. This association is not community service organization, but a group of business professionals active in the Middletown area community. | |||
Northshore
| Ceago Vinegarden | |||
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5115 E. Highway 20 Nice, CA 95464 (707) 274-1462 www.ceago.com Tasting Room open daily Noon to 5:00 p.m., tours by appointment. Limited tasting also available at Lake County Wine Studio (LCWS). Organic and Biodynamic |
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| Situated along two miles of lakeshore, the agricultural resort-style winery, Ceago Vinegarden, owned and operated by Jim Fetzer of the prominent winemaking family, promotes a holistic farming environment for plant and animal life. A showcase of biodynamic winemaking and agriculture, the development surrounds a Hacienda-style compound of buildings with herb gardens, grapes, kiwis, olives, walnuts, figs, lavender, a variety of seasonal plantings and winegrapes — the primary production crop — including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, and Sauvignon Blanc. Domestic and wild animals wander the property, demonstrating how both animal and plant kingdoms work together in an agricultural environment. | |||
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| Clarke's Collectibles and Lunchbox Museum | |||
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3674 E Highway 20 PO Box 1304 Nice, CA 95464 (707)695-7374 www.retrodeb.com |
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| Step in to the past at the lunchbox museum. Over 700 hundred lunchboxes on display, as well as other collectibles. Gift shop featuring games, dolls, toys, and vintage and retro collectibles. |
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| Harbor Village Artist Center | |
| 6193 - 6199 E. Hwy 20 (adjacent to Lucerne Harbor Park) Lucerne, CA 95458 www.co.lake.ca.us |
The first of its kind in Lake County, the Harbor Village Artist Center gathers works of art from many local artists in a cluster of shops in Alpine-style cottages on the shore of Clear Lake.
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| Kayak Adventures | ||
| 6316 E. Highway 20 Lucerne, CA 95458 (707) 274-2170 (707) 349-0090 |
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| Mystic Barrel | |
| 3707 E. Hwy 20 Nice, CA 95464 (707) 274-2293 |
A store unlike any others locally, featuring celestial art décor, collectible knives and swords, fairies and other fantasy figures, candles and incense holders, 3D laser crystals, wind chimes, and much more. |
| The Virtuous Woman | |||
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3707 E. Hwy 20 #1 Nice, CA 95464 (707)274-5520 |
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| ‘Virtuous Woman’ now relocated in Nice next to the Marina Grill, carries new ladies clothing in sizes small to 3X, along with unique Native American Jewelry, hats, purses, scarves, and other USA made gifts. Our slogan, “We Only Look Expensive”, is to highlight the fact that at the ‘Virtuous Woman’ we want every woman to look successful, and not have to spend a lot! I like to think of my little boutique as one in Monterrey or Marin, CA, but with Lake County Prices. Elegant and Unique! Please call ahead for current business hours. |
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| The Woodpecker | |
| 3527 E. Hwy 20 Nice, CA 95464 (707) 274-9196 |
An eclectic wonderland – fun to just wander through – of bird and bat houses, rustic benches, and recycled wood fantasies for home and garden. |
| Northshore Business Association | |
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www.northshorebusinessassociation.com |
| 2nd Time Around | |||
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9495 Main Street, Suite 3 Upper Lake, CA 95485 (707) 275-0801 |
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| Consignment clothing and accessories, jewelry, and décor. | |||
| First & Main Antiques | |||
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9515 Main St. Upper Lake, CA 95485 (707) 275-9408 |
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| Stocks Indian baskets, blankets, and beadwork, gambling items, cowboy spurs, saloon ads, bridles, boots, buggies, toys, California paintings, and books, and also provides rooms to other antique shops. | |||
| Gingerbread Barn | |||
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9485 Main Street Upper Lake, Ca 95485 (707) 275-2255 |
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| In downtown Upper Lake. Decadent chocolate truffles, sea-salt caramels and gourmet foods, home décor, kitchen, women’s socks and accessories, candles, stationary, small dog accessories and clothes, Wee Forest Folk and Jim Shore collectibles, bath and body. The store with HEART! | |||
| Lake County Wine Studio | |||
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9505 Main Street Upper Lake, CA 95485 (707) 275-8030 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., Friday |
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| Located in historic Upper Lake just across the street from the restored Tallman Hotel, the Lake County Wine Studio (LCWS) offers visitors a true taste of wine country. Hard-to-find artisan wines from over thirty-five select local producers are available for tasting and sale at the eco-friendly studios' straw-bale tasting bar. The first multi-winery tasting room in Lake County, the LCWS also boasts a gallery for local artists and a gift shop. LCWS hosts monthly art and wine receptions (first weekend of the month that includes both Friday and Saturday), and food and wine pairings. LCWS also hosts a Local Cuisine Scene, a food and wine pairing, on the second Friday of the month February through December and on the third Friday in January. Fondue is available with 24-hour advance reservation. Wineries represented are: |
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