A gift shop called Feathers: The Pine Creek Ungrocery Store is housed in the little red cabin next to the Pine Creek Lodge and Cafe. Owned by Glendive, Montana native and Paradise Valley resident Po Hall, the store sells beaded jewelry and leatherwork, Navajo patterned saddle blankets and rugs, woven bags, silk scarves, knitted hats, cards, prints, soaps, bath salts, shower gels and other body care items, as well as a small selection of specialty cigarettes. Hall carries locally-made merchandise whenever possible and features the intricate beadwork of Bridger Canyon-based, Mescalero Apache artist Sarah Gillan, whose work has been displayed as part of a Smithsonian Museum exhibit in Washington, D.C.

Po herself has years of textile weaving experience, having co-owned and operated hand-woven artwear stores in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico for twenty-five years. As a Pine Creek staff member, she saw an opportunity to take advantage of the underutilized cabin as a retail space featuring beautiful organic creations and practical everyday items. Hall calls it the "ungrocery store" because the main building used to house a small grocery store that has since become part of the cafe and customers guided by historic signs in the area still come in looking for the old Pine Creek grocery store.

After living outside of Montana for several decades, Hall was happy to return to her home state and pursue these new outlets for her creative passions. Feathers is open Wednesday and Thursday 11am-4pm, Friday and Saturday 11am-4pm and 5-9pm, Sunday 11am-2pm, and by appointment. The store is located in Paradise Valley 10 miles south of Livingston at 2496 East River Road. Po Hall can be reached at 222-1275 or 223-2550.