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Shop Local 2025 A Beverly, Mt. Greenwood And Morgan Park Gift Guide

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Shoppers in Chicago's Far Southwest Side can find unique gifts this holiday season at a variety of local shops, strengthening community ties. Bookie's has been a staple for over three decades, providing a selection of popular books and hosting a used book sale from November 28-30, featuring $2 hardcovers and $1 paperbacks. Dream Girl Studio offers handmade jewelry and customizable clothing, perfect for unique gifts tailored to individual tastes. Oleander & Artesian specializes in home decor and luxury items, including a Holiday Host Box for festive gatherings. Haven 1890 simplifies holiday shopping with curated gift guides for various recipients.

These shops not only provide distinctive products but also actively contribute to the local economy. Supporting them fosters a sense of community and promotes local artisans and businesses. Consumers are encouraged to shop local, ensuring their dollars benefit the neighborhood directly.

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