Island Shopping

On Pass-a-Grille there are art shops and galleries, gift shops, original jewelry and clothing stores specializing in island styles, all within walking distance.  
Several huge outlet malls are just 20 minutes away.

Within a two minute walk

Dody - A Luxury Beach Boutique  -  Historic 8th Avenue
The swimwear and clothing collections are carefully selected for their design,
fit and fabrics. There are swimsuits to flatter every figure,
available in minimal to full coverage styles.

Paradiso  -  Historic 8th Avenue

Comfortable Clothing and accessories for men & women with a tropical flair.

Evander Preston  -  Historic 8th Avenue

Custom, one-of-a-kind jewelry and Evander's eclectic personal museum.

Bamboozle  -  Historic 8th Avenue

Bamboozle carries a wide line of woman's clothing along
with unique gift items for the body and home.

Little Room for Art  -  Historic 8th Avenue

A Little Room for Art is a co-operative for over 35 local artists who help to staff and run the gallery. They have hundreds of original art pieces ranging from handmade jewelry, ceramics, pottery, wood and fired sculpture, unique T-shirts, fiber art, fine wall art and much more - all in the confines of three rooms and a delightful garden full of garden art.

Island Times Design - On Historic 8th Avenue

Island Times Design, located at Paradise Sweets on 8th Avenue offers
hand made, one of a kind deck chairs. Artist Markus Lehtovirta, is a
3rd generation furniture builder from Finland. These chairs may be
purchased and shipped to your home.

Salon on the Grille  -  Historic 8th Avenue

Stop in and see Rebecca, and Carlanne. They will pamper you in a relaxed atmosphere. You will leave looking magnificent.

U.S. Post Office  -  Historic 8th Avenue - Drop Box Only
(This historic post office recently closed
after over 100 years of service to Pass-a-Grille.)

Galene's Paradise

Gifts and souvenirs.
On the corner of 10th Avenue and Pass-a-Grille Way.

And of course, the Nancy Markoe Gallery is just a short drive
up Pass-a-Grille Way to 32nd Avenue, just south of the Don ce Sar