Las Olas Kollective — Local services in Fort Lauderdale

It has been a minute since I have been to Las Olas so it was nice to walk around and see some new to me businesses. One of the pleasant surprises was Las Olas Kollective near El Camino. I have previously been to other Kollective locations in the Sistrunk Marketplace in Ft. Lauderdale, Wynwood Kollective, and the Delray Beach Kollective on Atlantic Avenue.

According to the Kollective website "Since co-pioneering the internationally renowned art district called Wynwood in Miami, Florida in 2003, artist and community leader Joshua Tiktin has been helping his fellow creators and entrepreneurs expand their reach and elevate their careers. His co-op style galleries and boutiques have housed over 300 artists, fashion designers, crafters, and retailers in numerous locations since 2003."

This is such a unique store on Las Olas and different than anything else offered on the boulevard. The store is like an Etsy shop made up of a collection of local artists selling soap, jewelry, candles, sunglasses, clothes, handbags, accessories, art, wind chimes, and other handmade treasures. There is something for every budget. I loved the beachy jewelry, colorful sea glass wind chimes, and sparkly initial keychains. This is the place to find a fun gift or a little pick me up...

This is the funnest spot to shop on the strip. There are so many unique and special gifts you could find for yourself or others.

Also each vendor/artisan take different working shifts, so you will get to meet each person whether they are artisans or have curated their collection.

New York Times rated their store Wynwood Kollective as the #1 one spot to shop at Wynwood.- located in the heart of the art district in Miami.

Las Olas Kollective had their grand opening on August 2024. If you haven’t checked out the store, prepare yourself to discover some very cute, funky,...

Our next family adventure take us to Las Olas Kollective located in Las Olas boulevard in Fort Lauderdale with a category 4.9 and more than 12 reviews. Walking around we come inside this store to see because I read about that all the merchandise was made locally, a way to help the economy of Fort Lauderdale and everything that is made in the USA. Thanks to the employee for the opportunity to take photos so we can share this story. If you are visiting Las Olas and want a souvenir, you can find it at Las...