Celebrate Pride by supporting small businesses owned and operated by LGBTQIA+ Portlanders!

All year round we celebrate Portland's vibrant LGBTQIA+ small businesses, whose creativity and resilience enrich this community. Their diverse contributions embody the spirit of inclusivity and pride, making Portland a dynamic and welcoming place for all.

Color, Ornament & Design.

Adorn has become well-known for their experienced tattoo artists specializing in custom design, professional piercers and their commitment to excellence.

Wear More Dresses.

Tumbleweed has been a Portland staple since 2000. What began as a small batch dress shop in a backyard, has since become a premier spot for carefully selected Portland fashion.

Pre-loved clothing and local, small-batch goods.

Allyson, the founder of Pacific Holiday, has been shopping consignment since she was a little girl. She opened Pacific Holiday with the intention of creating a shop that is gentle on the planet and keeps clothing out of our landfills.

Color is powerful.

It can transform a mood and a home, so it must be chosen with care. Woonwinkel is a home and gift shop where everyday goods shine bright. Their passion for color makes your visit more than just a shopping trip--it uplifts and inspires.

Sustainable, eco-friendly fashion.

Paloma Clothing is a locally owned women’s fashion boutique in Portland, Oregon. For over forty years, Paloma has been a place where women of all ages can come to find the latest styles. Whether you’re looking for everyday apparel, work essentials, vacation favorites or special occasion pieces, Paloma has something for everyone

Putting our lives into perspective with natural minerals

In the heart of downtown Portland Susan Landa is the “ambassador” of the natural mineral kingdom. Her shop, The Fossil Cartel, is well known for its amazing selection of crystals, jewelry, gems, fossils and minerals as well as their excellent, knowledgeable customer service.

Inspired by creativity, kindness mastery of craft, music that moves us and Portland

Tender Loving Empire curates a collection of goods and music from hundreds of independent makers for people who want to support their creative community, surround themselves with beauty and live wholeheartedly.

Loving supporters of Portland’s maker community

Quintessentially Portland, Crafty Wonderland is known for selling handmade goods exclusively made by Portland area artists. It's the place where tourists and locals alike stop in for gifts and Portland souvenirs.

A taste of the world right in SE Portland

Cargo Inc is best known as a historic warehouse in the Central Eastside filled with big colorful installations & merchandising. Goods from the smallest trinket to large architectural pieces, imported from the worldwide marketplace as well as locally made products.

Expand your mind with Paxton Gate’s unique treasures

Paxton Gate is a curiously mind-expanding treasure trove inspired by Natural Sciences and oddities of the world.

Makers and crafters, creatives and resourceful tinkerers.

New Deal Distillery has been making high quality, craft-distilled spirits in Portland, Oregon since 2004. Inspired by the DIY creative culture of Portland’s pioneering craft brewers, wine makers and artisans, this proudly independent distillery makes all of their small batch spirits with Bull Run water, using natural, organic, and locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.

Cultivating connection and creating jewelry that bridge the stories that make our lives

Betsy & Iya designs and makes a line of fashion and fine jewelry right at their Portland brick & mortar. Stop by their shop to browse their jewelry, plus their curated selection of clothing, home goods, self-care products, cards and gifts—a world of distinctive goods all ethically designed and made by people who care.

Perfecting the art of the cocktail so you can perfect the art of the party

Regardless of bartending skills or proximity to a decent bar, everyone deserves an exquisitely made drink. Straightaway Cocktails make it easy with ready-to-be-poured over ice and enjoyed straight away drinks.

A Portland staple built on sustainability and beauty -ready

Jennifer and Ron Rich, the husband and wife duo who founded, own and continue to operate Oblation Papers, began selling their handmade paper goods at the Eugene Saturday Market in 1989 and began printing by letterpress in 1994, then opened their brick & mortar store in the Pearl District in 1998.

Furniture built to last a lifetime

The Joinery has been building handcrafted furniture since 1982 using traditional woodworking techniques to create one-of-a-kind pieces built to last lifetimes.