It’s no secret that Maryland is home to hundreds of creatives who design, craft, roast, stitch, bake, weld, brew and build amazing products—and now there is a retail initiative dedicated to helping them grow. This modern-day incubator is a platform for creativity—enabling ideas, products, and people to converge and drive traffic to neighborhoods while creating low entry-to-market opportunities for Maryland-based makers and small retailers.  Founded by Stacey Price of People Make Place and Michael Babin of Neighborhood Restaurant Group, Shop Made in Maryland is dedicated to showcasing the talents of MD-based designers, artists, and makers.