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everything from writing to folk arts (quilting, lei-making, and instrument mak-
ing) to oil painting. One of the center's prime focuses is to teach children. In
addition, their gallery features the work of Lanai residents at excellent prices.
Check out the center's reasonably priced classes, generally in the $25 range, or
browse in the gallery for excellent deals.
333 7th St., Lanai City.
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808/565-7503.
www.
lanaiart.org.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
Gifts with Aloha
This store of treasures offers everything from children's
clothing, books, and toys to swimwear, ukuleles, and locally made cards for every
occasion.
Dole Park, 363 7th St. (at Ilima St.)
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808/565-6589.
www.giftswithaloha.com.
The Local Gentry
This one-of-a-kind boutique has great children's,
women's, and men's clothes at excellent prices. There are also great T-shirts,
swimwear, jewelry, bath products, picture frames, jeans, chic sunglasses, and off-
beat sandals.
363 7th St. behind Gifts with Aloha, facing Ilima St.
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808/565-9130.
FOOD
Pine Isle Market
A local landmark for two generations, Pine Isle specializes
in locally caught fresh fish, but you can also find fresh herbs and spices, canned
goods, electronic games, ice cream, toys, zoris, diapers, paint, cigars, and other
basic essentials of work and play.
356 8th St.
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808/565-6488.
Richard's Shopping Center
The Tamashiros' family business has been on
the square since 1946; not much has changed over the years. This “shopping
center” is, in fact, a general store with a grocery section, paper products, ethnic
foods, meats (mostly frozen), liquor, toys, film, cosmetics, fishing gear, sun-
screens, clothing, kitchen utensils, T-shirts, and other miscellany.
434 8th St.
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808/565-6047.
GALLERIES
Mike Carroll Gallery
Just a block off 7th Street and next door to the post
office is Mike Carroll's tiny studio. If he is on the island, you will find him at
work on his original oil paintings generally depicting Lanai's landscape. You'll
find an extensive selection of his original work, some limited editions, prints,
and notecards.
431 7th St (entrance on Jacaranda St)., Lanai City.
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808/565-7122.
www.
mikecarrollgallery.com.
GIFTS & SOUVENIRS
Dis 'N Dat
Don't miss this outrageously whimsical shop with an
eclectic assortment that includes unusual (but finely crafted) teak and exotic
wood sculptures and carvings, mobiles, wind chimes, handmade jewelry, and
stained glass. The shop carries the biggest collection of Hawaii slipper necklaces,
earrings, anklets, and bracelets. You'll also find T-shirts, pottery, ceramics, batik
scarves, hula lamps, whimsical dragonfly lamps, woven baskets, even waterfalls.
418 8th St. (at Kilele St.), Lanai City.
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866/DIS-N-DAT
or 808/565-9170. www.disndatlanai.com.
MARKETS
Lanai Marketplace
Everyone on Lanai, it seems, is a backyard farmer. From
7 to 11am on Saturday, they all head to this shady square to sell their dewy-fresh
produce, home-baked breads, plate lunches, and handicrafts. This is Lanai's ver-
sion of the farmers' market: petite in scale (like the island) but charming, and
growing.
Dole Sq.
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