We offer the best curated upscale vintage closet in town for women, men and children - this shop is a whole experience!
We have a gemstone room, jewelry, furniture, many local & Gulf Coast-themed handmade goods, an entire Man Room, kitchen wares, art gallery, mural+design office, textiles, fair trade handmade goods from around the world, and so many gifts.
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UPSCALE VINTAGE FOR WOMEN, MEN, CHILDREN & HOME
• A whole Women's Vintage Closet!
• A whole Man Room!
• Kitchen & home
• Gemstone showcase & rock shop
• Locally handmade hardwood furniture, pottery and art
• The BEST Gulf Coast themed gifts
• Remodel & design consultation studio
• Murals, paintings, graphics and design of all kinds by Meghan
• Facility available for event rentals
• Taluka Tiny House available via Airbnb in Fall 2025
• Open after select Julie Rogers events for sip & shops
• Sunset concert series
• Youth art lessons (Little Big Art) coming Summer 2025
National & worldwide fair trade vendor partnerships in addition to local crafters: Case Knives, Ruggable Rugs, Vacation Inc scents and sunscreens, Montana Colors muralist paint + supplies - all these and more
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GOT QUESTIONS?
Have a specific vintage, fashion or home need? Want to learn more about our services? Get in touch today and let's start a conversation.
SPECIAL EVENT
SPECIAL EVENT + SHOPPING OPPORTUNITY
Come one, come all, and hear about some very rich Beaumont history along with live music, spirits, burning of ceremonial candles and fellowship!
Join us for History & Havdalah - Narratives of Beaumont's Jewish Legacy - presented by Temple Emanuel and Beaumont Heritage Society and hosted by Taluka Trades - Saturday, November 1st. As the sun sets, our lights will come up for a very special occasion!
Havdalah marks the end of Shabbat (the Sabbath) and the start of the new week, and is designed to be accessible to people of all backgrounds - including those whom are not Jewish. As a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, I've enjoyed learning more about the sensory experience and meaningful ritual of Havdalah. Come learn with us!
Preceding the service will be a discussion of history, presented by the Beaumont Heritage Society. The 1929 Greek revival home housing Taluka Trades, celebrating adaptive reuse, was designed and built by the incredibly interesting and altruistic Dr. Phillip Greenberg. As such, 2398 Laurel serves as a fitting first venue for an ongoing narrative of Beaumont's Jewish community, their rich local history, and contributions to the city.
This event is open to all, and all are encouraged to join in learning and fellowship at this elegant and meaningful occasion.
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