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Pop Shops on Main
Supporting minority and women-owned businesses - located on the corner of Main Street and Bothell Way NE.
Hours and Location
Thank you for your interest in Pop Shops on Main, downtown Bothell's newest and inclusive retail marketplace where you can visit, shop and explore, year-round. Pop Shops on Main are located on the corner of Bothell Way NE and Main Street, and are open Thursday-Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Pop Shops on Main supports minority and women-owned businesses.
Current Businesses
HappyBodySoaps, specializing in natural, handmade body products
Bo'Bell Jewels, selling handcrafted boho chic jewelry
Modest Family Solutions, offering year-round hydroponically grown vegetables
Baloo's Barkery, specializing in simply made sweets treats for dogs
The Pop Shops Incubator Program launched March, 2021 when City Council approved the installation of four pre-fabricated buildings along Main Street and Bothell Way NE to serve as prime retail space for community-selected entrepreneurs.
Through a partnership with Mercy Corps Northwest, the four business owners who were picked for the program were provided microfinancing, guidance and tools to help set them up for success and generate revenue.
“I feel so blessed. Online, I was a little fish in a big ocean”.... “I was looking at arranging my own exhibition in a hotel and was in conversations with Mariott when I came across this opportunity. I thought, wow, this looks really wonderful, I should apply,” Priyanka Arora says.
All four Pop Shops are open for business, Thursday-Sunday from noon-6 p.m. Each business is woman-owned and sells a unique product including vegetables and produce, organically grown by BIPOC farmers, handcrafted fusion jewelry, natural body care products, and unique, custom-made ceramics and works of art.
"We are thrilled to give entrepreneurs a physical space to sell their products, and are excited to help bring additional tourism to downtown Bothell. I as well as fellow councilmembers look forward to finding more ways to support our local businesses, and to continue making Bothell an inclusive, accessible City for all," Deputy Mayor Jeanne Zornes shares.