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Local Mexican folk art gift shop is closing its storefront after 15 years

Summary by The Press Democrat
Alma’s Oilcloth and Churcherias in Healdsburg will close its storefront in October. Known for its minature ofrenda, or altars, the store owner will still sell online and at local farmers markets.

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Local Mexican folk art gift shop is closing its storefront after 15 years

Alma’s Oilcloth and Churcherias in Healdsburg will close its storefront in October. Known for its minature ofrenda, or altars, the store owner will still sell online and at local farmers markets.

·Sonoma, United States
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The Press Democrat broke the news in Sonoma, United States on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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