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Although Isla produces few local crafts, the streets are filled with souvenir shops selling cheap T-shirts, garish ceramics, and seashells glued onto a variety of objects. Amid all the junk you may find good Mexican folk art, hammocks, textiles, and silver jewelry. Most stores are small family operations that don’t take credit c
Although Isla produces few local crafts, the streets are filled with souvenir shops selling cheap T-shirts, garish ceramics, and seashells glued onto a variety of objects. Amid all the junk you may find good Mexican folk art, hammocks, textiles, and silver jewelry. Most
Although Isla produces few local crafts, the streets are filled with souvenir shops selling cheap T-shirts, garish ceram
Although Isla produces few local crafts, the streets are filled with souvenir shops selling cheap T-shirts, garish ceramics, and seashells glued onto a variety of objects. Amid all the junk you may find good Mexican folk art, hammocks, textiles, and silver jewelry. Most stores are small family operations that don’t take credit cards, but almost everyone gladly accepts American dollars. Stores that do take credit cards sometimes tack on a fee to offset the commission they must pay. Hours are generally Monday through Saturday 10–1 and 4–7, although many stores stay open during siesta hours (1–4).
Selling everything from food and clothing to appliances and medicine, this Mexican grocery chain is about as close as you can get to the Walmart...Read More
Bypass the street vendors and come directly to this lovely shop for the best quality silver in town. It also sells Talavera and custom-made...Read More
For authentic made-in-Isla gifts—including wooden boxes, hand-carved sculptures, and ceramics—head to Galeria L'Mento Arte. Jewelry is another...Read More
Galdamez’s eponymous shop carries Isla-designed and manufactured clothing and accessories for both men and women, as well as bags and jewelry...Read More
Held on the first Thursday of the month, November through April, this community event profiles the work of resident artists, designers, authors...Read More
For fresh produce, the Mercado Municipal is your best bet. It's open daily from 6 am until 2 pm. A second market (Mercado Javier Rojo Gomez...Read More
One of two main grocery stores on the island, Super Express is well stocked with all the basics and is a good in-town option if you can't make...Read More
Nearly 60 local women are part of this beading cooperative, which creates handcrafted jewelry for a very reasonable price. It’s worth the drive...Read More
Many local artists display their works at the Artesanías Market, where you can find plenty of bargains. For custom-made clothing, visit Hortensia...Read More
This friendly shop is the island's only English-language bookstore, offering two-for-one trades (no Harlequin romances) and renting out board...Read More
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