Calling Local Makers & Producers: Partner With Gallatin General Store

Let’s Build This Together

As we work toward opening Gallatin General Store in Spring 2026, we’re beginning conversations with local makers and producers in Montana who are interested in showcasing their work in a modern general store setting.

If you create food, goods, or handcrafted items meant to be used in everyday life, we’d love to connect.

Gallatin General Store is being built as a place where local food producers, artisans, and small businesses can connect with local customers — bringing together pantry staples, handmade goods, and practical items in one welcoming space.

Who We’re Looking For

We’re interested in working with a wide range of Montana-based makers and producers, including:

• Local food producers (shelf-stable, refrigerated, and frozen goods)

• Bakers, farmers, ranchers, and specialty food makers

• Artisans creating goods for the home, body, or everyday use

• Makers of artwork, leather goods, candles, textiles, and handcrafted items

How Partnerships May Work

We know every business operates differently, so we’re open to a few partnership models depending on the product and what works best for both sides.

We’re still early in the process and open to conversation. Our goal is to find partnership structures that support local makers, food producers, and small businesses in a sustainable way.

A Modern General Store, Built for Everyday Life

Gallatin General Store isn’t about trends or one-time novelty purchases. We’re focused on goods people actually use — pantry items they restock, clothing they wear, and handmade goods that become part of daily life.

This store is being built with intention, practicality, and community in mind.

Let’s Start the Conversation

If you’re a local artisan or producer in Montana and are interested in being part of Gallatin General Store, we’d love to hear from you.

Email us to start the conversation. Jenn@gallatingeneralstore.com

We’re excited to build this store alongside the people who make our local economy what it is.