ST. LEONARD, Md. — Longstanding local store Buehler’s Marketplace celebrated a new era with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Dec. 19. The store, located at 4905 St. Leonard Road in St. Leonard, revealed a refreshed space and updated merchandise. The store is open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Buehler’s Marketplace is family-owned and operated and sells a wide variety of locally made goods. The shop features more than 75 vendors, including fresh-baked goods by Chesapeake Sourdough, handmade items and nostalgic gifts. Shoppers can browse handmade crafts, seasonal décor, collectibles, books by local authors and nostalgic St. Leonard-themed items.
The newly refreshed space blends local history, community storytelling and small-town shopping under one roof. Its on-site museum features a growing collection of artifacts, photographs and memorabilia highlighting the rich history of St. Leonard and Calvert County.
Buehler’s Marketplace is committed to supporting local businesses, preserving hometown history and creating a welcoming space for residents and visitors.
“Our hope is that when people walk through our doors, they feel a sense of nostalgia, connection and community,” store owner Maria Buehler wrote in an email to The BayNet. “We’re incredibly grateful for the encouragement and support we’ve received right from the start.”
Buehler’s Marketplace remains committed to supporting local entrepreneurship, preserving hometown history and creating a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike.
You can learn more about Buehler’s Marketplace online or visit them on Facebook.
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