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Appalachian Quilt and Craft

Appalachian Quilt & Craft has a fresh collection of fine quality quilting cottons and basic sewing supplies. This is the ultimate gathering place for sewing, sharing, and creating!https://www.facebook.com/AppalachianQuiltHoursWednesday, Friday, Saturday 12-5

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Fran Everage Mural

Frances Everage created her large-scale piece that can only be truly appreciated from above in the shadow of the former Swinging Bridge. This stanchion offers the best birds eye view of this work that speaks to the love for the mountains and love in the mountains.

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Coal Country Candles

Coal Country Candles houses a wide selection of handmade 100% soy wax candles and tarts as well as other unique handmade gift items! https://www.facebook.com/coalcountrycandlesHoursMonday-Tuesday + Thursday-Saturday 10-6

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Shear Happiness

Shear Happiness is a salon operated by 3 master stylists and also serves the community as a cosmetics store. The Shear Happiness staff is passionate about creating beautiful hair and is dedicated to making a friendly space for clients to enjoy! https://www.facebook.com/ShanasShearHappinessHoursM-F 10-6Sat. 10-3Sun. 1-5

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Hazard City Hall

Hazard City Hall houses a number of local government offices inside its beautiful building. The work of the Mayor, City Commissioners, and other community leaders radiates from City Hall throughout the streets of Hazard. The current Hazard City Hall building was completed in 1980 and is a staple of downtown Hazard!Mayor: Happy Mobelinihttps://www.facebook.com/cityofhazard

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Art Station

The Art Station is home to the Appalachian Arts Alliance and a versatile downtown Hazard community center. Inside the building or out in the courtyard, you may see anything from a guitar lesson to a dance class or from a wedding to a theatrical production taking place. Stop in to chat with the Arts Alliance staff about what exciting things are happening today!https://www.facebook.com/appalartsallHoursM-F 9-5

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Shenanigans and Appalachian Apparel Company

Shenanigans is a locally owned soup, salad, and sandwich shop that sources ingredients from our own Eastern Kentucky farmers. Stop by and enjoy the unique flavor combinations on today’s menu! Call ahead and Michelle will have your meal ready for you when you stop by! https://www.facebook.com/Shenanigans-268199933864588/Tuesday-Friday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMIn the same building, you can shop around Appalachian Apparel Company’s newest creations. App App Co is proud to support local Appalachian artists by collaborating with them to create unique, comfortable apparel that celebrates our love of Appalachia, and lets you express yours! An Appalachian Apparel t-shirt is the perfect souvenir of your trip down Main Street.https://www.facebook.com/appapparelcoTuesday-Friday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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Dove Of Peace Mural

The multicolored dove of peace is a joyful symbol created by artist C. Finley in collaboration with InVision Hazard, the Appalachian Arts Alliance, and the Mountain Association. The mural was completed in November 2020 during the COVID pandemic and is an enduring symbol in the historic district of Hazard that arts and culture will always have a prominent place in the heart of Appalachia.

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People's Park

This unique park downtown is located where a building once stood. With great work and community support, People's Park became a reality and is a prime example of what a burned building can become. Now with an exciting, modern feel, People's Park is a great space to enjoy food from various downtown businesses and to fellowship with friends.

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Hazard Coffee Company

Hazard Coffee Company is our downtown caffeination hub. Come in to find your favorite simple or specialty coffee beverage! https://www.facebook.com/HazardCoffeeCompanyHours T-F 7-3Sat. 9-4

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Rudy's Bakery

Rudy’s provides quality bakery goods and catering services at affordable prices for everyone. They also serve a delicious daily lunch complete with their newest menu item, Mayor Happy’s potato skins. Stop in for a meal complete with a sweet treat!https://www.facebook.com/Rudys-Bakery-Catering-107121750831106Hours: M-F 11-6; Open Select Saturdays

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Together Mural

The colorful rays and the word “together” create a moment for the citizens of this community and all passersby to engage with art. The mural has become a background for weddings, graduations and for friends to enjoy together. It is also part two of a sister mural created by artist C. Finley during the pandemic in 2020 which reveals the message “We Can Do This…TOGETHER”.

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Juicy ParadICE

The go-to spot for your favorite frozen treats, Juicy ParadICE offers shaved ice, hand dipped ice cream, rolled ice cream, water ice, bubble tea, and more!https://www.facebook.com/JuicyParadICEHoursM-Sat. 11-7Sun. 12-5

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Big Daddy's BBQ

Enjoy Vic’s fresh smoked barbeque and specials daily! Located in Triangle Park, grab a seat at a picnic table to savor your meal and Vic’s company!https://www.facebook.com/victorgainer.67Hours T-F 11-6 (While supplies last)

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Lost Gypsy Tattoo

Serving the greater Hazard area by providing modern electric tattooing of the highest quality in a friendly, comfortable, and clean environment. Art by Draven Scott Gayheart, Brad Combz, and Will Hurt. T-TH. 12-7F-Sat. 12-9

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Read Spotted Newt

The Read Spotted Newt is here to provide you with local art, books, and gifts. From local authors to local gifts, they have you covered. Discover the Ale-8 lollipop and embrace the Read Spotted Newt spirit: eat, sleep, and read local!https://www.facebook.com/readspottednewtHoursT-Sat. 12-6

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Pantry Shelf Overpass Mural

Everyday, I try to figure out why I’m here. And everyday I draw, or sculpt, or paint, or make something in an attempt to figure out the mystery. I’m not trying to replicate nature, I’m trying to understand the unknown. The underpass street mural called for a colorful vision to bring light to an overlooked space. This mural is my interpretation of thinking about the mountains and the nature of our surroundings in Eastern Kentucky. I wanted to bring the joy of life to this concrete wall. - Charles Parker Boggs

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Pantry Shelf

The Pantry Shelf is a convenience store best known for their delicious, fresh donuts! A simple plain glazed will change your life, but you may also be interested in their specialty donuts, hand dipped ice cream, icees, deli, or pizza!https://www.facebook.com/pantryshelfdonutsHoursDaily 5 A.M.- 11:30 P.M.

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Envazion Gaming

Envazion Gaming is a unique gaming center with twenty complete gaming systems, including gaming PCs, X-Boxes, PS4s, and arcade games like air hockey and skee ball. A number of games are available to be played in an exciting and fun environment. Find your favorite snacks, energy drinks, stickers and more here as well!https://www.facebook.com/envaziongHoursT-Sat. 1-9

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Paint Drips Mural

Bailey Richards decided to break a mural into its constituent parts, the paint itself and the primary and secondary colors that make up all art. In this way it can be seen as the foundation or earliest part of creating art much as the murals are the start of the revitalization of downtown. Pairing the paint drips with the original city seal ties these two ideas together.

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Octopus Mural

The idea behind the design is the past and the future. Both, I feel, are incredibly important to our region. The left side represents the past and the right represents the future. The man knows that it's in her hands, and he gracefully gives her his blessing and confidence to create a brighter future. The day the mural was started was a beautiful one. So cold, but so many showed up, young and old. This was a community project and was meant to be ongoing. My hope was that it would never be completed and people would continue to add their mark to it. I hope to see it change and evolve over time just like I hope to see the change and evolution in us. - Jenn Noble Shepherd

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