Chiccarines Diamonds & Jewelry
Jeweler in the East Main shopping center with a case full of diamonds and the patience for ring shopping. Collegeville's spot for the big-occasion purchase.
Where to shop in Collegeville
Independent shops that beat the big-box default.
9 independent shops in Collegeville, PA, on one page: 3 gifts, 2 clothing, 2 jewelry. 9 events are coming up at these shops; the Collegeville calendar has the dates.
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- Chiccarines Diamonds & Jewelry
- Fran & Ann's Produce Stand
- Kimberton Whole Foods - Collegeville
- Matones Music
- Mile Hill Antiques & Art Gallery
- Nich Boutique
- Sabre's Fine Jewelry
- The Tennis Shop
- Towne Book Center & Wine Bar
Fran & Ann's Produce Stand
Farm stand on a permanently preserved, pesticide-free farm at the corner of Wartman and Township Line roads, selling their own locally grown produce in season. When the sign is out, stop.
Kimberton Whole Foods - Collegeville
The Collegeville branch of Kimberton Whole Foods, the Pennsylvania natural grocer with a deep bulk aisle, local produce, and a prepared-foods case worth a lunch detour. Not the national chain with the almost-identical name.
Matones Music
A record store on East Main that locals rate through the roof. Vinyl to dig through, with the kind of stock that turns a five-minute stop into an hour.
Mile Hill Antiques & Art Gallery
Father-and-son antiques and art shop on Ridge Pike trading in yesterday's treasures, where they'll take your best offer — right over Instagram, no less. Old-school stock, refreshingly modern about the haggling.
Nich Boutique
Women's clothing and accessories boutique on Market Street where new styles land weekly, so the racks rarely look the same two visits in a row. There's a custom fragrance bar now, too.
Sabre's Fine Jewelry
A jeweler on East Main for engagement rings, repairs, and the odd last-minute save. One of the longer-standing shops on that stretch of Collegeville.
The Tennis Shop
A specialist tennis shop on East Main covering racquets, stringing, and everything the game needs. Gear and advice from people who actually play.
Towne Book Center & Wine Bar
Collegeville's independent bookstore since 1990 — it opened as The Little Professor — now 8,000 square feet on Market Street and, since 2017, the first bookstore in Pennsylvania to pour wine alongside the books. Come for a paperback, stay for a glass.
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