An independent bookstore on Anchor Way in Christiansted, with shelves running from novels and mysteries to cookbooks and classics and sections on Crucian history and culture, sailing and Caribbean authors. It also sells locally made jewelry, soap, candles and puzzles, and hosts readings and book signings.
Vodka distilled from breadfruit at Sion Farm Distillery in Christiansted, St. Croix. The distillery holds a bar and tasting room with a glass wall onto the copper still, and tours are given to walk-in guests.
A working jewelry studio and art gallery at 55 Company Street in Christiansted, St. Croix. Founded by jeweler and gemologist Nicole Gariepy, it turns natural gemstones and precious metals into one-of-a-kind and small-batch pieces made on the island.
Jewelry made on St. Croix, sold from a storefront on Company Street in Christiansted. Whealan Massicott, a native of Dominica, started the business in 1996 and opened this shop in 1999. A separate working space sits elsewhere in downtown Christiansted.
Handcrafted jewelry at 2209 Queen Cross Street in Christiansted, St. Croix, with Larimar pieces among the collections and curated crystals and gifts alongside.
Christa Ann Davis Molloy's gallery at 57 Company Street in Christiansted, hung with her paintings of moko jumbies, quadrille dancers and other Caribbean cultural figures. Originals, reproductions and commissions are for sale, and the gallery runs sip-and-paint sessions and art classes.
A family-owned full-service supermarket on St. Croix, tracing back to the mid-1970s. Aisles carry groceries and dry goods alongside fresh, organic and local produce and meats, with a deli and bakery in house, and the company runs online grocery ordering for St. Thomas and St. Croix.
A farm on South Shore Road between Ha'Penny and the Boy Scout Camp, run by two local artists who grow salad greens, heirloom tomatoes, herbs, vegetables and tropical fruits by organic methods. The produce is sold at a farmstand on the property, which also holds the ARTbarn Gallery.
The St. Croix studio of textile designer Debbie Sun, who turns her original silk paintings into textile designs and wearable art. She holds the designation Official Designer of the US Virgin Islands Madras. The listing stays island-wide because a current physical storefront was not verified.