🎄 Tucker Lane Shows New Christmas Finds in Isle 5 at Mercantile at the Ridge ✨

🛍️ Holiday shoppers across the Sequatchie Valley and the Cumberland Plateau edge often make seasonal trips to the Chattanooga metro, and a Christmas-themed booth in East Ridge gives them one more reason to plan the drive. Mercantile at the Ridge, a Hamilton County shop in the Chattanooga metro area, is set up to serve that kind of seasonal browsing.

📍 What’s Happening

The Mercantile at the Ridge shared a Facebook post on November 14, 2026, inviting customers to see the new holiday items in the Tucker Lane booth. The post says the booth is in Isle 5, the second booth on the left, and the photo accompanying the post carries the same location details. 🧭

The post opened with a simple message: “All ready for Christmas! Come by today The Mercantile at the Ridge and see what all is new in the Tucker Lane booth.” The accompanying image shows a booth interior with furniture, home décor, a stuffed snowman, a textured pumpkin, hanging mirrors, and holiday wreaths on a dark blue wall. 🎁

🏬 About the Shop

According to the business’s directory listing, Mercantile at the Ridge is a curated merchants collective that brings together antiques, boutique fashion, home décor, handcrafted goods, and specialty items. Under that model, individual vendors such as Tucker Lane operate their own booths within the shop, so shoppers can find a range of work under one roof. 🪑

The listing places the shop at 6725 Ringgold Road in East Ridge, Tennessee 37412, and gives the phone number (423) 654-7923. The business also maintains a Facebook page and an Instagram account under the Mercantile at the Ridge name. 📱

💡 What Shoppers Should Know

The post did not list store hours or pricing for the holiday merchandise, so readers planning a visit should confirm those details directly with the shop before going. The post’s directions within the store, Isle 5 and the second booth on the left, are the only location guidance provided. 🗺️

A public comment on the post, from a community member named Wilma Bridges, called the display a “beautiful sight” and added a heart emoji, a sign of how the shop’s holiday updates resonate with its followers. ❤️

🌄 Why It Matters Locally

For many families in the region, the weeks before Christmas are about finding gifts, decorations, and keepsakes that feel personal. Booth-based shops like this one give independent vendors space to showcase seasonal stock, and give shoppers a chance to browse several collections in a single visit. 🎉

Readers who follow Dunlap.Today can keep an eye on posts like this one for updates from local and nearby shops as the holiday season develops. ✨