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CURRENT hours:
monday-saturday 11-5
sunday noon-4
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Check our instagram below
for special hours or events
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follow us on instagram @lilliebeeemporium
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G I F T S . C A R D S
T E A and T E A W A R E S
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J E W E L R Y
C H I L D R E N ' S G I F T S
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S O A P and S C E N T S
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B A R W A R E . B O O K S
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SUGAR HOUSE ART WALK
2ND FRIDAY of the month
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​Join us for Art, Pop-up vendors outside on the lawn, and more!
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For more info check out the SHAW Facebook page
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l i l l i e b e e- a n e m p o r i u m of
t r e a s u r e s and c u r i o s t i e s

Here in the heart of historic Sugar House, we are proud to share our neighborhood with a variety of other locally owned businesses catering to folks who believe in the value of keeping small local business communities thriving and vibrant.
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We highly recommend a visit to our next door neighbor,
Commerce and Craft,
for unique handmade items.

Need a little refreshment while you're in the neighborhood?
Try a beverage from one of our neighbors:
TEA ZAANTI or
SUGAR HOUSE COFFEE, or a hot bowl of soup from the SOUP KITCHEN.
s h o p p i n g
At Lillie Bee we work with many artisans and vendors large and small, local and worldwide, to fill our shop with unique items.
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Whether you're looking for a thoughtful gift, something fun for your home, or something fabulous for yourself, we hope you will enjoy browsing, and finding something you love!
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PARKING:
VISIT A FEW OF OUR FAVORITE PLACES:
ATELIER 341 W Pierpont Ave.
One of the cutest shops in town! Founded and curated by a pair of talented local artists, Atelier features their own unique creations, including handmade jewelry and sculptural home decor, as well as items from many local vendors and other hand-selected merchandise.
GILGAL SCULPTURE GARDEN
749 E 500 S
Saved from demolition, this "secret" garden created in 1945 is tucked in a neighborhood near Trolley Square. It features an eclectic mix of unusual sculptures by stonemason Thomas Child, in his former backyard, some representing his LDS religion. Statues include founder Joseph Smith's head on a sphinx body, and also a larger than life statue of himself wearing brick trousers. Great for uniquely local photos.