New Renaissance Bookshop

This looks like such an amazing store. I have yet to visit in person, but I've been following them on social media for a while. It's clearly much more than a store. It's a spiritual haven. What makes me smile is that they offer so many classes. They have everything from sound healings, to dream groups, to animal reiki. I like how their intention is to help people take their next spiritual step. It's clear that a lot of care, positive energy, and healing intention goes into all that they do and share. I look forward to visiting next time I'm in Portland.

I always have so much fun coming here with family or friends. They have pretty much anything and everything you might need, although I wish they had a few more options for altar stands! I’m always treated so kindly by the employees and they’re all very knowledgeable! Definitely a cool spot to check out.

One of my favorite bookstores ever! Great selection of all kinds of books on spiritual new age topics, as well as self-development, and holistic health approaches. Crystals, jewelry, meditation pillows, and an incredible collection of oracle and tarot cards can be found as well.

New Renaissance bookshop is a new age store in an old Victorian style house. When I was walking through the front door, I thought the store was gonna be pretty small or something like that, but it was huge. There are tons of cool little nicknacks and stuff to look at. I thought I was just walking into a bookstore filled with books, but no, there were tons of little accessories such as wind chime's, Terrell cards, religious items of many different religions, crystals and rocks, chakra bowles, Jewelry, clothing, toys, and many other things to help with your mental health and well-being As well as your Speartriality. They have a Zen garden home décor section upstairs. Be careful because the stairs are a little creeky. If you do bring your kids, this store is kid friendly. If you want to know something about an item such as price or details, the staff is always there to help. Overall, I had a nice experience at this place, just looking around and exploring. And if you're curious too, I would suggest coming here and having a look for yourself to see what you can find.