Whether your taste runs to fine antiques and collectibles or charming Ozark crafts, you can shop for days in Hardy Arkansas. Historic downtown Hardy is lined with unique shops stuffed with delights. Voted #33 of the top 175 favorite places to visit in the state of Arkansas for 2011, Hardy certainly has something to offer for everyone. Come to visit and you just might decide to move here. Come Home to Hardy.
 
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Public Restrooms are located in the center of our Downtown Historic Area. Dr. Thompson Park hosts a wonderful display of blooming wonder and is the location of the City of Hardy Public Restrooms.The Restrooms are open daily at 7 a.m. During the winter they are heated for your convenience. This endeavor is financed by the Hardy Advertising and Promotion Revenue.

 
Bear Bluff Craft Mall, Inc

49 Main Street
Phone: 870-856-4040
email: bearbluff@cox.net
Visit our large craft mall filled with handmade wares, clothing, seasonal items, leather goods, Spring River candles (handcrafted onsite by John Baker), chimes, Bearington Bears, greeting cards,and gift items. Wide variety and a friendly staff make this a must-see while in Historic Hardy. Bear Bluff Craft Mall was established in 1992 and is the favorite shop on Main Street for many of the locals and tourists. The owner is Janet Brawner. Janet carries a wide variety of gifts, home decor, and souvenirs. There is so much to see and buy here such as lye soaps, emu products, bird houses and jewelry. Come visit us on the boardwalk.
HOURS: 10a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday; Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express
Bluefairy Gifts
103 West Main Street
870-856-9021
The Bluefairy has American Made inventory from US and local artists. Pottery, jewelry, children's gifts, bath & body, home accessories, and much more. The Bluefairy carries the beautiful Apothecary Fairy all natural products. Lip balms, room sprays, and 3 varieties of soap. Drop in and indulge your senses. Specialty painting by Susan Saylor to fit your needs.
Open Friday - Saturday 10-5 Sunday 10-4
Crowe Burlingame/Bumper to Bumper
3863 Hwy 62-412 West
870-856-3235
Mon-Fri 7-5 Sat 7-3
Our growth and leadership in the automotive aftermarket is built on providing quality service and quality parts. Whatever superior name brand or PartsMaster part or accessory you may need, we've got it. And, you'll find skilled personnel behind our counters to help you get the job done right. While we're proud of the value and parts availability that Auto Value stands for, we're equally proud of the men and women who serve your parts needs. Our store proudly participates in the North American Warranty guaranteeing to offering the very best, defect free products available.
The Cluttered Cupboard

130 E. Main Street
Phone: 870-856-5641
Three levels of collectibles, books, vintage jewelry ans items made in the USA are sold here. Rada Cutlery, Watkins home products. and Q.M.T. Windchimes. Shop one of the more friencly stores in Hardy. Bud and Betty Holm established their business in 2001. The Cluttered Cupboard is located in a building that was built in 1924. Formerly a drug store, a mortuary in the 50's and several antique shops this building has a front reminicent of days gone by. Open 7 days a week for your shopping pleasure.
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday – Sunday
CREDIT CARDS: Mastercard, Visa, and Discover.
Dubs Barrell Place

Hwy 63N
Phone: 870-856-3159
Everything for the working man and much more. Barrells, gloves, tools, tarps, generators, air compressors, power washers, pneumatic tools, trailers, camping stoves, and the list goes on. Come visit Dub today for your every need.
Expressions Tattoos & Piercings
203 East Main Street
870-568-6293
Scott and Angie say ""We specialize in Tattoos, Body Piercings, and Permanent Cosmetics".Located on Main Street with a large covered porch for sitting and enjoying the day. This shop is well established and has earned an excellent reputation. Occasionally a blues band plays on the weekends, weather permitting. Wide variety of body jewelry also available.
Family Dollar Store #3643
4196 Hwy 62/412
Phone: 870-856-2580
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Family Dollar was founded in 1959 by Leon Levine, a 21-year-old entrepreneur. In November of that year, the company's first store was opened, in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 1961, their first store in South Carolina opened, followed by stores in Georgia and Virginia, which were opened in 1962 and 1965, respectively. During the 1960s, the store company was largely a southern United States operation. By 1969, there were fifty stores in Charlotte alone.
Family Thrift Shop
2475 Hwy 63
870-856-2246
Good selection of gently worn clothing. Name brands at affordable prices. Wide selection of household items, baskets, drapes, shoes, pillows, bed spreads, underclothing, and so on. We run 25 cent sales every week. Prices are reasonable. A percentage of every sale goes to St. jude Childrens hospital. Stop by and help Diane to help the children.
Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Sun. Closed
Payment: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Debit Cards, Check
Flat Creek Dulcimer Shop
119 E. Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2992
E-mail:jeff@flat-creek.com
 Come in and hear the instruments played and you are welcome to try them yourself! If you can count to ten, you will be playing within minutes. Quality, hand-crafted instruments at affordable prices, with appearance, playability, and sound a priority. Dulcimer tapes and CDs also available, as well as instruction books. With the cutting edge technology of our laser engraver, we can customize wood, glass and space age plastics into personalized rosewood pens, engraved glassware, trophies, plaques, and much more. We have been at the same location since 1988 and plan to be here for many more! When opening in 1988 Jeff made only mountain dulcimers in the workshop behind his house. They renovated the store and the basement of the building on Main Street to let them build the instruments in Hardy. Over the years they have added the bowed psaltry, the lap harp and finally the hammered dulcimer, all made in the shop on Main Street. Jeff and Debbie Kamps named their shop after the creek that runs through their 40 acres. The shop is also known as the old drugstore building and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Most "old timers" remember stopping in to get a soda after the old movie theater down the street let out. A soda fountain ran along the west wall and tables were scattered around the shop for eating burgers, sipping milk shakes and hangin' out. Jeff and Debbie invite you to stop in and hear the sounds of the Ozarks.
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express
Good Ole Days Vintage Motorcar Museum
301 W. Main Street
Phone: 870-856-4884 Fax: 870-856-4885
You can browse for hours in the air-conditioned comfort of this unique museum of antique autos, some dating back to 1908! Over 60 antique, classic and collectible cars from decades past. We also feature automobile memorabilia for collectors. A dream for auto enthusiasts turned into reality in 1996. The Good Old Days vintage Motorcar Museum, located on Main Street, is a collection of breathtaking and historical moments captured in leather and lacquer. Imagine coming in to view more than 60 enthralling vehickes dating from 1900 to the 1960's. Return to the age when personal motoring brought with it style, elegance, and speed. Very few articles bring you back to the Good Old Days, the way automobiles do. We don't just show our cars, we sell them too. The Museum also replicated the old Magnolia log service station which existed in the early 1920's. From car collection to gun collection, you never know what you might find. The only way is to cruise on in to our showroom and gift shop.
Open daily. Admission: Adults - $8.50, Children - $4.50. Group rates available.
HOURS: 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Saturday, 12 – 4:30 p.m. on Sunday
CREDIT CARDS: Mastercard and Visa
The Gun & Bow Rack
202 West Main Street
Phone: 870-856-1000 Fax: 870-856-3006
Authorized Reseller For: Glock Law Enforcement Individual Officer Sales. Dedicated to Individual Officer Sales, Lloyd Clouse is committed as a Glock authorized reseller for Individual Officer Sales. Providing excellent products and great service at competitive prices.
Also a hunting store all located inside Price Chopper. The Gun and Bow Rack handles a full line of archery equipment and guns. Camo clothing for men and women. Game trail cameras and much more.
Hardy Furniture & Antiques
300 E. Main
Main Street Hardy
Phone: 870-856-3005
Hardy Furniture and Antiques, located in downtonw Hardy is like taking a step back in time . Our business is in an old house that was built in 1915 and is still in near original condition. The house is on the national registry of historical places and is very inviting. Our business offers a variety of antique, vintage, rustic and modern items. Included are furniture, glassware, collectibles, home decor, primitives, lawn furniture, kitchenware, knives, old doors and windows, old wagons and buggy wheels, and a huge variety of other items. We also offer resurfacing and refinishing of claw foot bathtubs. Randy Dunham is the owner and believes in "Old fashioned good service", where "Strangers are friends we haven't met yet". Hardy Furniture and Antiques is like browsing through your grandma's attic. So come and see us and enjoy the memories of days gone by.
Hardy Hardware

3868 Hwy 62/412
Phone: 870-856-3433
What ever is it that you need in the hardware catagory is right here. If Byron doesn't have it he will get it and usually by the next day. Plenty of plumbing supplies, garden articles, tools, electrical supplies, nails, screws, and most anything you need to repair and maintain your 'stuff'. Reasonable prices, good location, locally owned, open everyday except Sunday.

Hardy Pottery
200 E. Main Street
P.O. Box 385
Phone: 870-856-3735
E-mail: dem@centurytel.net
Hardy Pottery represents high quality, hand-made pottery made onsite, as well as quality American crafts, jewelry, blown glass, and other home decor. Since May of 1980 Dale and Liane Maddox have operated The Hardy Pottery in downtown Hardy. With college days behind them, the newlyweds pursued a dream of being able to spin their wares together in their Main Street studio. Their creations are offered for sale in the historic store front originally known as Johnston's Drug owned by a local doctor by the same name. The site is also still remembered by many locals as housing Hardy's newspaper and print shop formerly owned by the colorful Ben Daulton, a one time mayor of Hardy. The building itself, now on the National Historic Registry, was constructed in 1897 and still retains much of its original charm inside and out. Open Year Round!
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express
Horton's Music

Main Street
Phone: 870.856.2211
Dennis Horton is proud to have relocated to the Historic Downtown District of Hardy. Musical Instruments and supplies are on display and for sale in this shop reminicent of years ago. Guitars and amplifiers are featured items. Call Dennis for information about music lessons. Open late.
Jade's

211 East Main Street
Phone: 870.856.2999
Home Decor and Gifts. Located in the original Historic Court House of Sharp County. Jades has home Decor, Ladies Boutique Clothing, Unique Colorful Leather purses, Lenny & Eva pieces, Miss Me's newest styles, scarfs, wraps, Shoes, and so much more. Catch Jades' on Facebook where you can find pictures of the latest arrivals. No need to leave town for style because it is right here at Jade's.
Open 7 days a week 10-5

Jims Auto Sales

East Main Street
870-856-2717
Exceptionally Clean Pre-Owned Cars for everyone. Whether your on a budget or have money to burn we can help you get into a great ride.

Kozey Kandles & Rebel Station
Located at the approach to the Spring River Bridge
Phone: 870-856-856-5540 or 573-280-5420
Rhonda and Jerry Messer have been in the candle making business for 11 years. They offer Jar Candles, Potpourri, Aroma beads, Wax Tats, and Votives. They also have fragrance oils for sale.
This store is environmentally friendly and has a candle refill service available in their jars or yours. Custom dyed candles are a really big feature. Primitives, glassware, antiques, and ladies applique shirt sets are also for sale.
Amish Jams, Jellies, Fruit Butter, Roll Butter and Cheeses are such a big hit that Rhonda can hardly keep them on the shelf. Every day there are free samples to be handed out. How can you pass up a unique store such as this.
Rebel Station featuring fill ups for your vehicles and fill ups for you. Spring Dipper Ice Cream is so rich and creamy and homemade. Stop by and grab a tank of fuel and a cold fountain soda at this extremely well stocked short stop.
Fishing bait and tackle too!
HOURS: Open everyday til 10 p.m.
Mandy's on Main
120 East Main Street
870-856-3002
Ladies' Boutique featuring some of the cutest and most unique hats in the area. Shoes, clothes, swim wear and more. Wonderful shopping atmosphere where the owner takes pride in her shop. You won't be disappointed with the selection. Come in and let Mandy fit you with a hat today.
Memories on Main
132 East Main Street
870-856-6011
Antiques are wall to wall in this tidy well stocked shop. Two floors of unique and one of a kind items. Friendly owners Rick and Susan strive to feature only the finest collectibles for their customers. Working long hours and keeping the shop open when visitors are strolling the streets makes this shop a big success. Stop in and pick up a one of a kind treasure for a favorite friend or yourself.
Open 7 days a week
Memory Lane Mall
118 East Main Street
P.O. Box 1074
Phone: 870-856-4044, 888-261-2146
Originally built in 1920 as Biggers & Johnson Ford Agency and Garage, It had large garage doors and a gas pump in front. The garage was located on the second story of the building which is accessible from 1st street in the rear. Horrells operated a grocery and then a furniture business until 1990 when Ron Martin bought the building. The interior was extensively updated and now this charming old building is home to more than 60 different vendors selling antiques, glassware, furniture, Hoosier cabinets, and collectibles of all kinds. Clean, well lit, and well laid-out, you're sure to enjoy your visit to this unique shop. Two floors of merchandise on display and best of all FOR SALE! Our customers tell us we are the best shop within 100 miles. Stop by and enjoy shopping for that one of a kind item and while your here don't forget to say hi to Ron. Open 7 days a week. Look for the beautiful canvas awning reminicent of the 1940's era.
HOURS: Monday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday: 1-5 p.m.
CREDIT CARDS: Discover, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express..
Millers Leather Shop
613 Main Street
Phone: 870-856-4226 Fax: same
Handsome handmade leather belts, wallets, holsters, purses, checkbook covers, and specialty items. Large selection. Many personalized while you wait. Miller's is owned and operated by husband and wife team Steve and Carye Miller since 1988. Natives of the area they have raised their family here as well. Steve and Carye started out as a craft business selling goods at fairs, festivals, and shopping malls across the midwest. After developing a large customer base from selling in these high traffic areas they decided to open their dors in Historic Hardy in 1995. "It was the best decision we ever made and we've been growing ever since". says Steve. Most customers are looking for value, quality, and American made products. Steve and Carye provide all of those things. It is getting harder and harder to find products made right here in our own country but at Miller's Leather Shop you can find quality products made on site at exceptionally reasonable prices. So come in and visit with the Miller Family and see what's just for you in their shop.
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, and Discover
Moss's Flea Market
206 East Main Street
870-856-
A large variety of collectibles that are reasonably priced for your shopping pleasure. Dealers welcome.
The Native Way

100 West Main Street
Phone: 870-856-7253
We offer the finest Native American Crafts Made in the USA. Made to order: Bead Work, Regalia, Moccasins, and more. Dream Catchers, Gift items, Home decor, all displayed and available for your shopping pleasure. Come visit us, you'll be glad you did. May you walk in peace.
Also Leather & Clothing Alterations & Repairs, by appointment only.

Ozark Classic Crafts Mall
116 E. Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2892
Email: marclherring@hotmail.com
Two floors of handmade craft items by over 50 crafters. Woodcarvings, handicrafts, cedar chests, oak items, souvenirs, jewelry, candles, quilts, and more! The Ozark Classic Crafts Mall is housed in what was originally the old Hardy Theater. It has housed numerous types of businesses in its long history, such as a meat market and furniture store since being built in the early 1900's. Established in 1984 and purchased in 2007 by Marc Herring who is an accomplished walking and hiking stick maker of 25 years. He is now crafting the finest wizard wands and other incredible creations.
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Friday and Sundays from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express

Ozark Originals
P.O. Box 125
636 Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2327
Here you will find a good selection of affordable, quality quilts. Not only quilts but handcrafted soft good items are on display and for sale. The knowledgable and experienced owner is always available to answer you quilting questions and assist you in your color selections for your own creation. Fabric by the yard and fat quarters. Quilters are the piecemakers of the world.
Ozark Rustic Charm
P.O. Box 125
112 Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2727
E-mail: stitchingon@centurytel.net
Everything for the serious needle worker! Wide selection of beautiful needlework projects and supplies. Counted cross stitch, hardanger,specialty thread, overdyed threads and fabrics, knittings yards, and supplies. Classes available in all of the above.
HOURS: Monday– Saturday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Winter Hours: Closed Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, and MasterCard.
Petals & Lace
#1 Woodland Hills Road & East Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2113
A florist, bridal, and formal wear shop with a drive thru window for floral pickups for the customer on the go. Also offering all sizes and styles of bridal and formal wear at affordable prices. In stock tuxedos, all sizes, for rental or purchase. Located in the old Woodland Hills sales office right next to Creek Side Loft.
Red Hog
East Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2626
Check out our souvenirs and custom t-shirts. Come here for a selection of Arkansas and Razorback souvenirs, Spring River t-shirts, transfers, unprinted t-shirts, Ozark rope sandals, and more! We ship orders so you don’t have to!
HOURS: SUMMER: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday – Sunday
WINTER: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express
The Silver Dragon
Main Street Hardy
Phone: 870-856-6055
Diane & Bob have endured several set backs but have finally landed on Main Street in Hardy. Here they invite you to visit them at North Central Arkansas’ largest Metaphysical supply shop. They carry a full line of incense in stick, cone, resin and powder. Come browse othe always expanding herb selection. An outstanding selection of wands as well as pagan jewelry, amulets and talismans. Get lost in ancient times with their selection of medieval weaponry, shields, and helmets. Featuring a full line of oils, oil diffusers, and incense burners. They now have cloaks. Recently they have added a full department of Gothic accessories and T-Shirts. A big favorite are the larger size cauldrons with lids. As always dragons, fairies, and gargoyles as well as goddess and gods statuary. Website:thesilverdragon.net
Southern Exposure

Home and Garden accents, gifts and collectibles
722 Main Street
Phone: 870-856-3556
Large showroom filled with tasteful home and garden accents for the discerning shopper. Delightfully different gifts for that special someone. Treasures hand selected for quality and esthetic value, artfully displayed for your perusal. Beautiful items that are sure to be noticed.
HOURS: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday - Sunday
Spring River Art Gallery
112 B Main Street
Phone: 870-528-2507
Email: corder@ameriwave.net
Spring River Art Gallery (SRAG) opened in 2000 because of the vision of Faye Douglas, who wanted a gallery featuring "fine art" from the region's many talented artists. Ms Douglas donated the upstairs portion of her building to house the gallery. The gallery underwent a 'face-lift" in 2004 after being awarded a grant from "The Main Street Arkansas" foundation.Trish Corder has been the gallery director since its inception. The gallery currently has 15 members showing their work, although not all members are artists. The gallery is located on Main Street, Hardy, above Ozark Rustic Charm. The gallery is a not-for-profit organization that is manned by the artist volunteers. SRAG is open Thursdays - Saturday Noon to 4:00 and Sunday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. March 1- December 22. To learn more about the gallery, you may contact Trish Corder at Corder@centurytel.net or phone her at (870) 528-3944
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, and MasterCard.
Studio Bead

East Main Street
870-856-
Hope is the proud owner and operator of this wonderful bead shop on the main street. Featuring a wide variety of beads in all colors and sizes. Open daily for your shopping pleasure. Stop by and see the skilled artisan pieces made right in the shop.

Touch of Country

214 East Main Street
Phone: 870-856-2402
Email: cen30300@centurytel.net
Everything you ever wanted for your country collection! Collectible figurines, dolls, Lee Middleton Dolls, Barbie Dolls, Pooh, Sandicast, Precious Moments, Mary’s Moo Moo, Pocket Dragons, Disney, Looney Tunes, Possible Dreams, Van Mark and lots more! Also, hand made baskets, Ty Plush, clocks, candles, cookie jars, chimes, Melody in Motion, music boxes, and much, much more!
HOURS: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Sunday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express
Treasure Chest

114 Main Street
You will discover antiques, collectable glassware, U.S. Marble, domestic and exotic woods tucked amoung the bargains at Treasure Chest. Owners Lenard and Erma Lee Baldridge, travel throughout the United States to massive flea markets, estate sales, Amish country and to factories which produce glassware from molds used since the 1800's. They also buy and sell silver coins. Located in the historic building built in 1913 by Mr. Cochran. Customers may contact the Baldriges at home #870-625-3930 or cell# 870-847-4636 to place special orders or to arrange shipping.
HOURS: 9a.m. – 5 p.m., seven days a week.