Tupelo is home to three distinct shopping districts. With boutique finds, national favorites, and unique local spots at every turn, it's easy to find the perfect gift for that hard-to-buy-for person on your holiday shopping list.
When it comes to local clothing boutiques, art galleries, and home décor, make your way to downtown Tupelo. Reed’s, a 117-year old family-owned department store anchors the shopping district with departments for ladies, men, children, gifts, and books. Blair Haus Interiors offers a vast selection of gifts and interior furnishings, housed within its spacious Main Street storefront. Spring Boutique specializes in fashion-forward clothing and jewelry in its Spring Street location, while MLM Clothiers is Tupelo’s go-to resource for the best-dressed men in town. Downtown shops are interspersed between local coffee shops and restaurants to fuel that holiday shopping push.
The Midtown District provides an eclectic mix of stores that offer shoppers everything from floral designs and pottery to stationery and clothing. Start your Midtown shopping experience at Lost+Found Coffee for handcrafted coffee drinks and light bites. Jody’s Flowers delivers gorgeous floral arrangements for every occasion, and stocks iconic McCarty pottery, as well as a plethora of other gift and home décor options. Elizabeth Clairs boasts great gift for all occasions in its roomy Midtown location. A couple doors down, Flourish Paper creates exquisite stationery and custom invitations. Grab a sweet treat at Nina’s Bakery Bliss to keep the shopping trip abuzz.
A regional shopping hub, Tupelo delivers up-to-date and sought-after finds for consumers of all ages. The Barnes Crossing District houses popular national brands, a host of lodging options, and tons of great restaurants. The district is anchored by the Mall at Barnes Crossing, which houses a diverse selection of retailers, restaurants, and entertainment choices. Specialty local artisans, Midnite Pottery offers handmade ceramics—from functional homewares to seasonal specialty items—from its Barnes Crossing District location. Yellow Lovebirds sells stylish clothing, shoes, and jewelry near the Mall at Barnes Crossing. Afterwards, reflect on your shopping extravaganza over dinner at Ethel Mae’s while enjoying Chef Reginald Scott’s neo-soul cuisine.
Looking for antiques? Tupelo has you covered. Located in the former garment factory where Gladys Presley worked while she was expecting Elvis, Relics boasts two floors in downtown Tupelo packed with more than 117 booths of antiques, handmade and repurposed items. A true antique mall, Rusted Bucket Antiques offers 84 indoor and outdoor booths selling everything from antiques and primitive items to vintage collectibles and rustic creations. Ole South Antiques is the city’s oldest antique store with 65 booths filled with old English furniture, collectibles, and unique antique pieces.
Make your holiday shopping complete with a visit to Tupelo. To learn all about the city’s varied shopping districts, start with a visit to tupelo.net.
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