Dedicated to celebrating and nurturing Virginia's quilting heritage, The Virginia Quilt Museum has three major exhibitions each year. Quilts from the permanent collection are displayed on a rotating basis, as space permits, during each exhibit. more
Owners Kirk and Tina Miller found inspiration in hiking the Appalachian Trail and decided to open a shop dedicated to hiking, camping, and backpacking, as well as sharing their knowledge and passion for the outdoors with their customers. more
Wilson Downtown Gallery is an art gallery with a rotating schedule of local Harrisonburg artists who display their works downtown. The art will rotate on a regular basis, offering the public an opportunity to view various works of art throughout the year. more
withSimplicity offers natural and organic beauty products handmade in Harrisonburg, VA. Their goal is to create products for people who are looking for safe, sustainable, and effective alternatives to what is already laying around the house. As a result, all products are free of artificial fragrances, colorants, parabens, bismuth, fillers, gluten, soy, and toxins. In addition, withSimplicity makeup and skincare products are vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and contain therapeutic grade essential oils. You can find withSimplicity products at their storefront location or their pop-up kiosk in Liberty Street Mercantile. more
First opening its doors in 2009, Wonder Skate Shop is the first and only skate shop in Harrisonburg. In opening Wonder, the owners wanted to create a business that combined skating, music, and art. In Wonder, you can browse skateboards, apparel, guitars, vintage music equipment, and vinyl records. The shop prides itself on its welcoming staff and are available to assist with any questions or concerns their customers might have about their decks. more
