Find Your Christmas Spirit in Downtown Sand Springs
Not only will you find your Christmas spirit, but you will find many great items and services in downtown Sand Springs, OK. Located just about 7 minutes from downtown Tulsa, Sand Springs has a great history. You can learn more about this rich history and the story of founder Charles Page in the Sand Springs Cultural & Historical Museum located at 9 E. Broadway which is in the Triangle
District in Sand Springs
downtown area. While there you can stop in and view the world class Art of George Rodrigue: Shiny Happy Blue Dog Exhibit.
Next for your shopping pleasure is the Yesterday Shop/Rod's Books and Relics almost diagonally across the street from Dog & Duck in the old Paul Building on the corner of Main and 2nd Steets at 10 E. 2nd Street. You can find antique toys, ornaments, glassware and of course, books among other treasures there.
Yesterday to Now owned by Susan Whitley and managed by Krystal Hays is located at 224 N. Main Street in the Triangle District. They carry Fusion Mineral Paint, vintage furniture, repurposed items, jewelry, glassware, home decor, clothing and some crafting supplies. They are an antique and art mall with over 5,000 square feet of merchandise. This Christmas season, they went all out on a very whimsical window display created by Krystal Hays!
Just down the street from them is Quilt Nuts at 216 N. Main St.; a full service quilt shop, they offer classes from beginner and up, 100% premium cotton quilting fabric, notions, patterns and books.
The Sand Otter is one of our newest shops located at 29 E. Broadway St., right across from Napolis Restaurant. Owner Stacy Rice carries stained glass, vintage goods and items from local crafters.
Joni's on the Triangle and Blush are good places to find that special cut, color and style to make your holiday look beautiful on you!
When you need a break, just next door to YellowHouse Market & Boutique is Boulder Coffee at 118 N. Main St. where you can stop in for a warm coffee or yummy hot cocoa and relax in their cozy atmosphere.
Vintage Stables on Main at 115 N. Main St. has a great selection of vintage, gifts, antiques, furniture and repurposed items.
The Harvest World Market owned by Stormy Miller and his mother Jynell Cowett is located at 14 W. 2nd St. and along side some lovely gift, jewelry, seasonal, and home decor items they continue their passionate mission to carry health foods, nutritional supplements and similar products. If they don't have it they will order it for you. Their great customer service and fine selection of health products is one reason they have been in business over 23 years!
Even the Sand Springs Cultural and Historical Museum is lit up thanks to the Sand Springs Chamber for the holiday season.
District in Sand Springs
There are a variety of antique shops in this area. Dog & Duck Antiques run by Julie and Chris Bedokis is located on 21 E. 2nd Street. They describe this lovely shop as "a little bit of everything. We don't have a whole lot of any one thing. That's one of the things we try to stay away from, although we do tend to look for similar kinds of things. We look for quality items; the maker or handmade items."
Just East on 2nd Street is one of our newer antique shops, Antiques and More. They have items from popular culture, advertising, toys, novelties, paper ephemera, metal items, records, pedal cars and so much more. It is always fun to discover something new here.
Sand Springs Flowers even hosts classes!!
If you need to send your true love some flowers or thank a host of a wonderful party
you have
two wonderful options -Sand Springs Flowers
and Cobles Flowers.
Located at 122 N. Main St. is YellowHouse Market & Boutique owned by Lisa Miller. This clothing boutique has quite the following for their great clothing and accessories as well as their fun events. This Christmas season you can see Pop Up Shops there almost every weekend. There are great daily specials and an online store as well.
Gift Cards if you can't decide!
Down the street at 201 N. Main is Trendy's Consignment where wonderful clothing ranging from the casual day shopping attire to the company party dress can be found. Stop in and see the beautiful looks she has curated for your holiday apparel.
Across the way is Earth and Soul at 128 N. Main St. for all your metaphysical shopping needs.
Vintage Stables on Main at 115 N. Main St. has a great selection of vintage, gifts, antiques, furniture and repurposed items.The Harvest World Market owned by Stormy Miller and his mother Jynell Cowett is located at 14 W. 2nd St. and along side some lovely gift, jewelry, seasonal, and home decor items they continue their passionate mission to carry health foods, nutritional supplements and similar products. If they don't have it they will order it for you. Their great customer service and fine selection of health products is one reason they have been in business over 23 years!
Finally, while you are out experiencing the great shopping options to be found locally in Sand Springs, make sure to stay late enough to enjoy the Triangle all lit in blue and white to celebrate Christmas and the Art of George Rodrigue: Shiny Happy Blue Dog Exhibit thanks to the work of the Sand Springs Small Business Coalition and it's sponsors including the Sand Springs Home and the City of Sand Springs. Triangle lighting was installed by A Cut Above Lawn and Landscaping's owner Allen Clary.
Even the Sand Springs Cultural and Historical Museum is lit up thanks to the Sand Springs Chamber for the holiday season.
Just West of the Downtown Triangle area at 501 W. 2nd St. is Okie Spice & Trade owned by Kim and Steve Zieg. They are an official Made in Oklahoma Retailer. They carry spices, seasonings, made in Oklahoma items and foods, and hot and spicy items made from the world's hottest chile peppers. Special events they host and their knowledge of how to use the great foods and spices they carry, as well as tasting areas are why they are such a hit.
And for more great clothing and fashion accessories as well as more ways to find your beautiful this Christmas season head East of the Triangle District to Okie Girls Salon & Boutique at 407 E. Broadway St. Owners Amanda Johnson, Tiffany Brown and Shauna Jones come with rave reviews for their abilities to create the best you in a fun and caring atmosphere. From a new cut and color, waxing or even a spray tan they have all you need to be and look your best including wonderful clothing and accessories.
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