Re-Discover Glebe Street: Find unique gifts, partywear and everything you need for your festive celebration

The historic thoroughfare of Glebe Street is famed for its specialist and diverse shopping experience, hosting an array of independent businesses which each play a vital role in nurturing community spirit and bolstering the local economy.

Glebe Street is a great example of Falkirk’s entrepreneurial spirit, inviting locals to re-discover and support the heart of their community.

From unique gifts and partywear to tailors and lawyers

Glebe Fashion, opened by Kirstine, is a leader in ladies designer wear. Shortlisted for the prestigious 2023 Drapers Independent Awards in the categories of Womenswear Independent of the Year and Best Use of Social Media, the boutique is now approaching its 21st anniversary. It’s a great place to look for festive outfits.

Scarlet Ribbons is another jewel in Glebe Street’s crown. This enchanting gift shop offers an eclectic mix of unique gifts, cards and home accessories which are perfect to shop for at this time of year. Every item is handpicked, reflecting the shop’s commitment to offering a distinctive and high-quality range to choose from.

Alison’s Honey Bee Boutique began over nine years ago and offers a delightful range of women’s clothing and accessories. Known for striking a perfect balance between affordability and quality, the boutique has become a go-to place if you are seeking to add elegance and style to your wardrobe, without breaking the bank.

Centre Stage Dancewear owner Leigh brings a unique offering to Glebe Street. Using her experience as a dance mum, she has created a haven for the local dance community, offering a range of dance wear and accessories that are both high-quality and affordable – and great for Christmas gifts or convenient local dancewear shopping at any time of the year.

J&K Alterations, led by Mohamad, is a testament to the multicultural tapestry of Falkirk. Mohamad, who moved to the UK and settled in Falkirk, brings a rich heritage of tailoring from his family lineage. His grandfather and father were tailors, and this legacy of craftsmanship is evident in every stitch and seam of J&K Alterations.

Morton Brody Law, under the leadership of Ashleigh, a local Falkirk bairn and graduate of Stirling University, specialises in family law. The acclaimed law firm, known for its client-centred approach, is set to expand into a new office in the heart of the town centre, showing the growth potential for local businesses.

Fork and Mustard café, run by the duo Ed and Louise, is known for its cosy, pet-friendly environment and commitment to serving quality, home-cooked meals. The café has become a firm local favourite for its menu, featuring dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. It is a celebration of local produce and culinary skills, making it a must-visit venue for locals as well as visitors.

Just at the foot of Glebe Street sits Party Rocks, where Lorraine and her team offer a one-stop shop for all your party essentials at this time of year. They have been delighting customers with their party range for three decades. This shop is a treasure trove of celebration supplies, offering everything from balloons to fancy dress costumes, right in the bustling heart of Falkirk.

Re-Discover Falkirk and shop local

The ‘Re-Discover’ campaign encourages residents to re-engage with Glebe Street, supporting the local economy and preserving the unique character of Falkirk.

By choosing to shop on Glebe Street, you are not only enjoying a diverse and high-quality shopping experience but also contributing to sustaining the vibrant heart of your community.

For more details of what is on offer in Falkirk and the ‘Re-Discover’ campaign, visit www.falkirkdelivers.com