Three Trails Trading Post

Three Trails Trading Post has many wonderful jewelry and gift items! Shop your Local Businesses! What a great idea for Brave’s in the Tribe of Mic-O-Say to start their Warriors’ Regalia. They will need 5 items for camp next summer, start them out by buying an a month. Come back once every month and these young men will be prepared Scouts! Ready with their regalia for camp. We also have Gift Certificates.

We are your Full-Service Bead Store. We carry thousands of types of beads; alphabet, Bali, bone, brass, bugle, ceramic, copper, coupes, furnace glass, glass, horn, lampworked, metal, plastic, seed, semi–precious, sterling silver, stone, trade, and wooden beads. You will also find supplies for your jewelry making needs; a variety of books, bead reamers, crimps, components, closures, findings, lamps, looms, needles, pin vises, pliers, stringing material, tools, wire, and wire cutters. Anything you might need to make or build your own creations! If you are not the make your own jewelry type, we have plenty of finished jewelry and items to choose from; art, arm bands, belts, belt buckles, bracelets, beaded jewelry, chokers, earrings, gorgets, headbands, key chains, medicine bags, Mic-O-Say Claws, money clips, pewter charms, rings for both men & women, sterling silver chains, sterling silver charms, trade silver, and many hand made one of a kind jewelry pieces. We also carry Native American and many other items; aprons, arm bands, a variety of books, breech cloths, chokers, dance bells, dream catchers, drums, flat cedar, flutes, fossils, fur, gift certificates, head bands, Indian music, leather, leather punches, leggings, Mic-O-Say claws, Mic-O-Say regalia, pictures, possibles bags, powder horns, purses, rattles, ribbon dresses, ribbon shirts, rosettes, runner bells, sage, sashes, spheres, sweet grass, tom-tom beaters, trade cloth, walking sticks, and many more unique gift items!

We offer a variety of types of jewelry making classes. We carry all of your Order of the Arrow and all of your Mic-O-Say Attire and we offer Den, Pack, and Troop specials on classes and workshops for a group of 4 or more boys. Have a den meeting here! Let us handle the plans and the clean up. We have a variety of programs to help with your achievements and electives. Tiger Scouts, come for a Go See It! You can bring the treats or we will provide them for an additional fee. We will also have special store hours of an evening for a group of 4 or more purchasing their Mic-O-Say Attire. We have been serving our customers for over 30 years and look forward to helping you!

We offer a variety of jewelry making classes; days, evenings, and weekends, kids’ classes, parties for ladies’ nights out, and kid’s birthdays!

Call and set up a party today!

THREE TRAILS TRADING POST

& ARTISAN GALLERY

Oldest Bead & Mic-O-Say Store in the Greater Kansas City Area! Since 1978

Watch for Three Trails in the Indep. Examiner Thursday, May17Addition, Goin’ Uptown, and Artist Spotlight

3^rd Friday Art Walk

We have the Englewood Station Art Walk all year round. It is the 3rd Friday each month. Friday, May 18, 5:30 PM — 9:00 PM is our next Art Walk. Three Trails will be open late, displaying the Art work of the Artist in the “Artist Spotlight” in the goin’ Uptown May addition of the Independence Examiner. Terry Whetsone, Native American, Cherokee Artist, will be here playing the flute. He has 6 CD’s for sale here the newest 2, recently released #16 "The Dance" has Terry's most spoken word to date, concerning situations in our society today and gives thought provoking solutions to these problems with a very unique outlook as well as very meaningful music to emphasize the storytelling. His 17th titled "Peace2Love" thoughtfully and lovingly arranged has very beautiful Native American flute music as well as other musical instruments leaning towards the spiritual realm for one to relax and find peace and love in their life. He also has paintings, giclee’s, prints, and multimedia gourd art.

Mescalero Apache Native American Indian Artist Wil Platta has lived on the Reservation and various places in Missouri. He currently resides in New Mexico.

Our other participating artists; Tanya Jones, photographer, Cheryl Turlin, photographer, has her portraits from animals from the zoo, Linda Vaughn, acrylic and watercolor artist, Leo Fabro feather painter, Eric Glenn, acrylic painter, Sylvia Tanner, bead weaver, Deb Park and Denise Solary, glass bead work artists Demonstrating Lampworking and both teach glass bead making classes, here at Three Trails. Jerry Park will have his marbles here, Scott Englemann will have wooden nameplates and turned bowls on display, Bill and Tim will have pipes and stems, and me, Kara Paris, with my Kreations by Kara silver, wood, and beadwork.

Other business participating in the Englewood Arts Walk

Appleton Avenue Arts www.amenta.me

B - Vogue Salon & Gallery www.b-vogue.com

Big Rand’s Quilt Studio www.bigrandsquiltstudio.com

Box Car Gallery

Changing Seasons www.changingseasonsflowers.net

Cork & Barrel (wine & weird beer)

Dee Cee’s Art Gallery & Home Sweet Home Bakery & Coffee House

www.homesweethomebakery.net

Detour Coffee Shop

www.facebook.com/pages/The-Detour-Coffee-Shop

Green Dog Art Gallery www.greendoggallery.com