With the announcement on January 12 that Artegon Marketplace will be closing for good, quite a few local shops will soon be left high and dry. Though the “Anti-mall” doesn’t officially close till January 26, here are a few of our favorite Artegon haunts, and how you can keep tabs on their next chapter.

Tiki Station Shoppers will miss sipping fruity drinks from the carved-out pineapples at this tropical mall oasis. But follow them on their social feeds to see where they land next. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Florida Soap Company With a mindset of providing the purest products possible, the almost seven-year-old Florida Soap Company provides a wide assortment of bathroom accessories like shower souffle and Bath Bombs. Follow on: TwitterFacebook   Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
R ‘n R Record Shop Play it old school with a sampling of this shop’s vinyl and CD selection. Follow on: Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Kick Bright Shop and Buttons If your boss is requiring more flair than you possess, perhaps all that’s needed is a visit to this local button and vintage clothing depot where nostalgia likes to hang.   Follow on: Facebook, Etsy, Instagram Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Pins and Pixels This classic arcade sells games from the golden era of gaming, with favorites from Pac-Man to Donkey Kong. Follow on: Facebook Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Apples and Company These aren’t your typical candy apples: They bring gourmet to another level. The store was new to Artegon, but you can still get a sweet treat on their website. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Arie Jewelry Offering a plethora of bejeweled accessories, Arie Jewelry brings simplistic decadence to a genre that more often than not overshoots the aim – which is to accent, not to distract. They are running close-out sales from now until Jan. 26, when the shop will close. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Atheneo Artesanal This Venezuelan-inspired boutique provides the surrounding area a location to find an assortment of unusual household accessories with a heavy hint of Latin spice. Follow on: Facebook Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Big J’s Toys Big J’s has everything you need for a total geekout: Sailor Moon action figures, comic books, Doctor Who vinyl figures and more. Follow on: TwitterInstagram Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Bleu Beach This family-owned shop turns trash into trends with its upcycled handbags and accessories. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Dechoes Resale Vintage bargain hunters can still find fashion favorites at Dechoes’ other two Orlando locations. Locations: 2110 Edgewater Drive, 32804 2525 East Colonial Drive, 32803 Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Genkigoth Studios Prints and canvases painted in anime-esque style are aplenty at this well put together gallery. Check these pieces out if you enjoy a taste of magic in your art. Follow on: Facebook, Twitter Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Elemental Binsai & Tea Gardens You can learn about the art of bonsai and pick out a little tree to call your own at Elemental’s nursery or during Epcot’s Flower and Garden Festival. Location:1440 Neptune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744 (By appointment only) Follow on: FacebookInstagram Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Glamour Kids Braids Children age 3 and up can receive an assortment of different hair braiding services along with spa-themed parties for girls age 2 to 17. Follow on: Facebook, YouTube Photo via Glamour Kids/Facebook
International Hot Glass This “walk in workshop” offers any glass art enthusiast the opportunity to indulge in the craft as they provide step-by-step assisted walkthroughs of a range of products. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Jia Espinar Using “Old Beijing Flare” as a baseline, Jia Espinar is able to provide Orlando with a shop that displays Chinese shoes and other accessories that bring the Far East feel to your feet. Follow on:Facebook Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Mery Shoes Meri Navas came all the way from Venezuela to sell her authentic leather shoes in a variety of vibrant colors and sizes. There hasn’t been any word yet about whether she will continue selling her shoes stateside. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Al Moroccan Bazaar Luckily, this bazaar still has an online store perfect for bringing a taste of Morocco to your wardrobe or living room. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Nuestra Manos This eclectic boutique brings cultural art and decor from across the Rio Grande to Central Florida. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
NYZ Orlando Lazer tag has always been a bit of a heart attack, so why not calm it down a bit with the introduction of zombies. Location:450 Commack Rd, Deer Park, NY 11729 Follow on:Facebook, Twitter Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Otown Ink Recipients of both the 2015 and 2016 “Best of Orlando” award in the category of “piercing,” this shop is more than capable of providing an artistic addition to your person whether it be ink or iron. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
The Perky Pooch Give Fido some love from this unique dog boutique that creates custom wooden pet beds, bow ties, natural dog treats and more. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Pure Choice Organics “If my husband can’t use it, we don’t make it.” Owner Cheryl Augusma holds this concept as creed while making her organic and healthy bath and shower products. Products that are psoriasis and eczema friendly. Follow on: Facebook Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Putting Edge Unfortunately, this glow in the dark mini golfing paradise just went through a renovation to update at Artegon. It’s unclear yet whether the company will keep a location in Florida, so Orlandoans might have to kiss fluorescent golfing good-bye. Follow on: Facebook Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Radafe Art This Brazilian artist’s shop crafts jewelry made from golden grass, banana fiber, and buriti fiber (made from Brazilian amazon palm trees). Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Silly Rabbit Crafts This craft store specializes in geeky decorum made from those plastic perler beads that you had your mom iron for you into masterpieces as a kid. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Simply Savory Home to 40 different variations of dip, Simply Savory has a range of spice mixes to dry desserts that will cause a decent amount of salivation. Location:Various Farmer’s Markets around Orlando (check website for up to date details) Follow on: Facebook Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Sky Zone Trampoline Park Jumpers won’t have to hop far to get their Sky Zone fix: The company has announced that they are in talks to continue doing business in Orlando. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Stars, Bars, Baskets This shop’s American-themed art and decor has been approved by Stan Lee, so you know it’s good. Follow on: Instagram Photo via / Artegon Marketplace Website
Steampunk Garage This shop knows how to make antique keys, clock parts, hardware, and stainless steel chainmail look good. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Steampunk Garage/Facebook
Surfwheels and Drones Providing a healthy alternative to the near hour drive to the closest beach, Surfwheels and Drones provides surfers the chance to catch the waves in this landlocked Floridian City with items like the Surfwheel R1. Follow on: Facebook, YouTube, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
TreGeek This location is more than capable of mixing your love for superheros with your similar love for pillows, scarves, and clothing as they style a range of items to your cartoon infused liking. Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
U Roll Sushi Express Fans of these create-your-own sushi rolls can still get their fix at U Roll Sushi’s flagship location on Colonial Drive. Location: 7685 East Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32807 Follow on: Facebook, Instagram Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Vagabond Traveler Fans of these hand-stitched leather goods can still find all the bags, wallets, briefcases and backpacks they want at Vagabond Traveler’s Oviedo Mall location across from the Sears. Location:1700 Oviedo Mall Boulevard, Oviedo, FL 32765 Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website
Wild Florida Honey Don’t fret, honey lovers; you can still find this sweet treat at local farmer’s markets and online stores. Location: Plant Street Market, 426 W Plant St, Winter Garden, FL 34787 Local Fresh Markets, Whole Foods, Chamberlin’s Natural Food Market (Check website) Follow on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Photo via Artegon Marketplace website