Downtown Dahlonega’s shops ring the historic Public Square and spill onto Main and Chestatee streets: boutiques, antiques, books, outfitters, hand-blown glass, pottery and local art. Most are a two- to five-minute walk from the Gold Museum. Search by name or type below, tap an address for directions, and confirm hours with the shop, since they change with the seasons.
Local Pup
Pet shop with treats, toys and merchandise for dogs.
Studio Jewelers
Jewelry store on the square selling restored estate jewelry and custom gold and platinum pieces.
Bleu Art Gallery
Art gallery on the north side of the square; the TMV Dahlonega wine tasting room operates in the gallery.
Dress Up
Women's clothing and accessories boutique, one of a chain of Dress Up stores in the Southeast.
Giggle Monkey Toys
Toy store on the north side of the square.
No. 3 Vintage
Vintage and home decor shop on the north side of the square.
Crown & Bear
British-themed shop selling English foods, teas, sweets and gifts.
Dahlonega General Store
Old-fashioned country store on the south side of the square.
The Gold Shop
Jewelry store on the square established in 1977, offering custom design and on-site repairs.
The Humble Abode / High Cotton
Gift and home-decor shop; the CVB lists it as Humble Abode and the DDA as High Cotton, with the same phone number.
Tea Rabbit's Teas & Magickal Makings
Shop selling hand-blended teas and gifts, open since 2019; shares an address with the STEAP foot-soak studio.
The Glassblowing Shop
Hand-blown glass gift shop run by a family of glass artists; one of five locations.
Grateful Days
Boutique with bohemian-style women's clothing, jewelry, gifts and handmade local items.
The Humble Candle
Candle and bath-and-body shop carrying its own line plus brands such as Capri Blue, Aromatique and Paddywax.
Vintage Music
Instrument shop selling vintage and new guitars, banjos, mandolins and fiddles, with lessons, repairs and a recording studio.
Outlaw House of Jerky
Jerky shop with beef, game and exotic jerky plus hot sauces and local preserves, in a Wild West theme.
Alpine Olive Tree
Olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting room and gourmet shop; the company opened its first store in Helen.
Brad Walker Pottery
Pottery shop of potter and poet Brad Walker, on the square since the 1970s; many pieces carry lines of poetry.
The Spice & Tea Exchange of Dahlonega
Franchise shop selling spices, spice blends, salts, sugars and teas.
Vickie Lynn's Gifts
Gift shop on the north side of the square.
Woodlands Edge
Outfitter for hiking, backpacking and camping gear and outdoor clothing.
Deadwood Guitar Co.
Builder of customizable acoustic and electric guitars made from fallen trees.
Cranberry Corners
Gift shop that also makes custom gift baskets.
Antiques & Collectibles
Antiques and collectibles shop on East Main Street.
Angry Mama's Antiques & Interiors
Multi-vendor antiques and interiors store on East Main Street.
Gateway Antique Mall
Multi-vendor antique and vintage mall on East Main Street.
Bear Book Market
New and used bookstore.
UNG Bookstore (Nighthawk Shop)
University of North Georgia bookstore and campus merchandise shop.
Old Storehouse Art (formerly Canvas and Cork)
Gallery of local artists with drop-in painting, art parties, classes and wine tasting, on the ground floor of the Old Storehouse Inn; formerly Canvas and Cork.
The Pig & The Poppy
Folk art gallery with art and handmade crafts by local and regional artists, inside Canvas and Cork / Old Storehouse Art per the CVB.
Reclaimed Rose
Vintage and antique boutique just off the square with restored furniture, original art, decor and jewelry.
Black Bear Mercantile
Gift shop near the square.
Smoking Fly Cigars
Cigar shop on Choice Avenue.
Southern Finds / A NOA Shop
Shop connected with No One Alone, a local nonprofit for victims of domestic violence.
Games Replayed
Family-owned shop for retro video games and toys.
Country Cottage
Shop listed by the DDA on the north side of the square.
Dahlonega Rocks
Shop listed by the DDA on South Chestatee Street.
Listings are compiled from OpenStreetMap, the Dahlonega Downtown Development Authority and the businesses’ own websites. Hours change seasonally, so please confirm with the business before you go. Spot something out of date? Tell us.