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We offer free range, non gmo and soy free eggs, seasonal produce, cut flowers and honey when available. We have other items that the farm provides us like bee pollen, hand crafted small batch soaps made with lard from pigs we grow and harvest and we offer opportunities to learn homestead skills like butchery, fermenting, canning and home dairying. We Read more...

Sierra Chef is located in beautiful, historic Genoa, Nevada. We are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 5pm. Sierra Chef is an Italian Bakery, Gourmet Market and offers Cooking Classes in their Commercial Kitchen. We also offer Gourmet To Go meals daily featuring such specialties as Tuscan Lasagna, Braciole, Fresh Pastas, Sauces, Soups and so much more! Sierra Chef Read more...

Handcrafted Guitars. Read more...

Custom clothing both screen printed and embroidery. Custom wood products. Cutting boards signage. Laser engraving leather and other substrates. Read more...

Bump chenille retro/vintage style paper doll figures and ornaments. Shop Peabeez on Shop Made in Nevada! Read more...

I am Jovan Thweatt, a Reno native that attended Holy Child Day Care, Our Lady of the Snows, and Bishop Manogue High School. After high school I left the Reno area to attend college but eventually ended back up in this wonderful little city; it has a piece of my heart. Years later, after being introduced to reiki, I realizing Read more...

Ruby Lane Hives was started during the pandemic to promote the bee population in Carson City. We have four hives and have planted 20 fruit trees to feed them. We extract honey for our own use, and use the beeswax to make quality organic lotions and lip balms. Shop Ruby Lane Hives on Shop Made in Nevada!   Read more...

INTRODUCING AN ECLECTIC ASSORTMENT OF INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED JEWELRY, FEARLESS FOX IS BOHO CHIC AT ITS BEST. BOHEMIAN STYLE AS WE KNOW IT BECAME POPULAR IN THE 60’S AND 70’S WITH THE SURGE OF HIPPIE FASHION AND ACCESSORIES THAT MADE A STATEMENT. A TIDBIT OF HISTORY DATES BOHO BACK TO THE END OF THE 18TH CENTURY WHEN “FASHIONISTAS” MIXED USED CLOTHING Read more...