Sykesville Business Roundup: Cowboys, Angels, Chocolate and Restored Furniture

Cowboys & Angels, 7552 Main Street, Sykesville, 410-800-8548

Cowboys & Angels opened in May and offers a little bit of everything.  Owner Ann Kennedy describes the shop as full of clothes, home décor and gifts and jewelry, some which is made by her daughter.

“We are a Southwest savvy-chic boutique.” Kennedy said. “We even offer gently worn cowboy boots which have been a hit! Often people don’t like to pay $300 for a pair of boots that they will only wear on special occasions, so ours are a perfect alternative.”

Revive & Company, 7567 Main Street, Sykesville, 443-920-3804

Revive & Company opened in May.

Sue Moore and her business partner, Mary Vaccarino created the shop to sell furniture and home décor.  The store also specializes in finishing and restoring old furniture.  Beyond the home furnishings, Revive & Company has also coupled with a number of local artisans who can help design custom art, drawings or even murals.

“We’d love for everyone to come check us out,” Moore said. “Main Street itself is in the middle of a revival of its own and it’s a wonderful destination. We feel like we are the latest local shop for all gift-giving needs.”

Friday, Aug. 9, during the Tunes Under the Main Street Moon, artists will be working right in front of the shop for customers to meet.

Coming to Sykesville This Fall:

Salazon Chocolate Co, 7552 Main Street, Sykesville, 443-454-0841

Owner and founder Pete Truby has made and distributed his products in a Pennsylvania for years and is now excited to finally offer his wares in his hometown of Sykesville.  The shop will be opening on Main Street right next to the new Cowboys & Angels shop.

“We are tentatively expecting to open in August or September.” Truby said. “We will offer craft beer and wine, cheese, chocolates and other specialty products and 80-90% of what we sell will be products made and produced in locally.”