SHIFT Sustainable Goods + Services

05/16/2026

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05/15/2026

Rag rugs are a fun, functional, sustainable craft that can bring joy and interest to any space. Join us on May 21st!

Community member Christine Bonney Goon will demonstrate how to prepare upcycled fabric for this easy, no-sew method of rug making. Fabric shears and uncut material will be provided to practice preparing the fabric strips for rug making. Bundles of prepared strips of fabric will also be provided to a...

05/10/2026

Closed for Mother’s Day!

05/02/2026

Almost shore season 🌊 AND swap season: grab a bucket or swap out a bucket any time at SHIFT Sustainable Goods + Services for just $10 a swap!

We love this option for weekends away: pickup up a bucket and self-care essentials before you go, bring back a bucket for composting when you return.

⚡️ Last weekend to grab a bag of our signature compost, at our Compost Spring Pop In at SHIFT Sustainable Goods + Services! ⚡️

Learn more ➡️
https://mainlineshift.com/event/finished-compost-spring-pop-in/

📸 feat. in Edible Philly, captured by Eleisha Eagle at Mainline Shift

04/30/2026

Solar Dyes ☀️ Bestsellers 📚 NarbART 🦉 -

04/29/2026

Here’s what to bring to NarbEarth Day at Narberth Park May 2! Looking forward to seeing you there!

04/25/2026

Avi Fox’s Full Moon Circles are designed as a collective exhale—a dedicated container to reconnect with your internal landscape. Honor the natural cycles of growth and rest, moving out of “doing” mode and into a state of intentional being. Whether you seek clarity, belonging, or a quiet mome...

04/23/2026

04/22/2026

APRIL 28 - MAY 9
Support handmade craftsmanship through micro-crochet jewelry.

Arriving just in time for Mother’s Day, Reem Sleiman’s micro-crochet jewelry offers a thoughtful alternative to mass-produced accessories.

04/22/2026

APRIL 28 - MAY 9
Discover coasters of hand-stitched embroidery and upcycled fabric.

Browse a collection of mug mats and trivets made locally from recycled fibers that combine traditional Japanese patterns with original designs. Often given as gifts, each piece reflects a commitment to repurposing, slow-stitching and mindfulness.