The Serpent's Key Shoppe & Sanctuary — Attraction in Hanover

Local and even non locals in the Hanover area, put your pitch forks and torches down and open your mind a bit and go check out this amazing human's shop! They alone run this shop and do an amazing job all while trying to better the community by doing regular trash clean ups downtown, drives for cat supplies for local shelters and is a major supporter of other small businesses in the area. Crystals, herbs, handmade items, literature and anything else you may need to help guide and encourage you on your own journey in a relaxing, safe space! They have the best heart and personality and deserve all the positive light sent their way for all the good they put into the universe! Please go check out and support The...

An amazing shop! I visited for the first time recently and was amazed at all the unique items available in this store. Shopping online is so popular nowadays but you wouldn’t regret coming into this store because there are definitely a lot of very beautiful and unique items available that you’d want to see up close and personal which you can’t do online. Books, jewelry, art, candles, clothing, apothecary products and herbal teas they’ve got you covered! There’s a lot of skill and talent in so many of these vendors as well as the owner of the shop who is amazingly knowledgeable and talented in so many ways. A safe space for the community can be found here....

Beck is a super cool, charismatic, downright delightful person and runs an amazing shop. I've also been to a handful of their classes, and they never dissapoint. Serpent's Key has SO much variety- clothes, crystals, books, oddities, trinkets, jewelry, body care, art, stickers.... the list goes on and on. After awhile, some of the "metaphysical" stores (I use quotes to indicate the umbrella term that these stores fall into) tend to be the same and carry a lot of similar items. However, I can strongly say that Serpent's Key is unique, and I believe anyone can find a new and exciting piece to take home with them. I wish I lived closer to visit...