Federal Licensed Firearms Manufacturer/ Sporting goods, Custom artwork on Firearms. NICS federal background checks/ transfers, Cerakote coatings, firearm safety consultations, accessories and gear. The ONLY BLACK owned FFL in the State of Vermont.

Clothing company & HTV, screen printing & dye sublimation company. They also offer laser engraving.

Grows and sells seasonal produce and eggs with an emphasis on u-pick berries.

Woonsocket resident Geraldine Barclay King drew inspiration for her boutique from a trip to Liberia, her birthplace. She left Liberia at the age of seven when her family relocated to the United States. In Liberia, “bluffing” refers to wearing bold, colorful outfits that make you look and feel amazing, she explains. Her boutique reflects this concept with eye-catching jewelry, vibrant printed clothing for men and women, as well as stylish bags and totes.

Health & Wellness

Raises bees to sell raw, local honey. Bee products for sale. Honey local to RI. Hives in Warwick, Portsmouth, Ashaway, Tiverton  and Little Compton.

Tony Andrews Farm (since 1935) has a large variety of fresh produce. We offer Pick-Your-Own (PYO) Strawberries, Peas and Rhubarb in early June.

SusiesStories Rockport is a small but versatile book shop located in the beautiful resort town of Rockport MA. A hidden treasure providing a curated selection of books to readers young & old. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will assist you in finding the perfect book for your reading preferences.

Handcrafted artisanal truffles and other confections with unique and innovative flavors. 

Local Florist • Flower Delivery • Arrangements  • Wrapped Bouquets

A sustainble-fashion womenswear brand that designs bold, timeless, and conscious wearable art. Afro-inspired & Black-owned. Shop online or in-studio - Based in Lowell, Massachusetts. 

Tanya Crane earned her MFA in Metalsmithing and Jewelry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her BFA in Metal from SUNY New Paltz. She is a Professor of the Practice in Metals at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts. In 2024, she was named a United States Artist Fellow in Craft. In 2023, she became part of the Center for Craft’s inaugural Teaching Artist Cohort and received The Doris Prouty Foundation Artist Grant, supporting BIPOC/AAPI women artists in Massachusetts and North Carolina.

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