e bit of everything nice and clean! I always can find something I am looking for at a great price.read more

I attended but Centreville St Joseph Fair back in September of this year around the 20th and bought…read morea spot blanket from the associate at all that jazz is booth at the fair. She assured me that if I had any issues to let them know by email and they would take care of it. Well when I got home from the fair that night I took the blanket out of the bag and laid it out on a bed and the blanket looks like it's been used or thrown on the floor or something. There are like dirt marks or some kind of other marks all over the blanket. I took pictures of the receipt the packaging and the blanket and sent it to All That Jazz on the website the night I got back like I said and I still haven't heard from them so I contacted them on their Facebook and I still haven't heard from them and I've contacted them a half a dozen times and still have not heard from them. All I wanted them to do was to offer an exchange and I would send them the one I got at the fair once I got the new one. But nobody's email me or anything. This is unacceptable. I've never had this problem with them before. I don't know what's happened to this company in the last year but just seems like things have gone downhill because they're not caring about their customers enough to get back to them when they have a concern or an issue.

This store is huge and has everything. Sheets with thread counts as high as 1600 for only 20.00…read moreall sizes. They also have mink plush blankets, Disney, nfl, MBA, MLB, NCAA, and so many more. Huge assortment of home decor, and women's apparel, hand made Nepal hoodies are a must see for a unique gift idea .. You've got to see this place.

Amazing little shop! Alwaya make you feel like family! A must see!! Good value and variety…read more Definitely shop at The Pink Dandelion!!!!!

I love this little store in downtown Sturgis. They have a great selection and the owner is great…read more I always stop here when Im passing back through since I dont live here anymore.

This shop in downtown Sturgis had a mix of merchandise: some home decor and dishware, some…read moreboho-chic type women's clothing, some wooden and cloth baby toys and other items. Nothing I needed but it might be just your style! Check it out.

All proceeds benefit the Dekalb County Humane Society. Right there that's worth 5 stars for me, but…read morewait, there's more. Tails is located in a convenient spot downtown with good parking spaces all around it. It's easy to pop inside take a peek (or stay for an hour) and go shop at another store, like the Paper Gourmet about 20 feet away. Tails is open Monday-Friday 11:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday 10am-2:00pm. Real hours! Not bad for an all-volunteer business. They have a fairly wide selection (which means for any book lover it's hard to leave empty-handed). Lots of Scholastic books for kids. Some military history. Recent NY Times bestsellers, too. Many of the books are in new condition and so you can even do your Christmas shopping here. Some books definitely are not pristine, but that's okay. There are suggested donation prices posted (that even Amazon can't beat) and if you're feeling generous tell them to "keep the change" and know that the dogs and cats will really appreciate your generosity. If you're a bibliophile looking for a fun, friendly volunteer opportunity, this is it. Apply within. Do you have books you no longer want? Hard for some of us to believe, but if you need to re-home some of your literary friends then please consider donating them to Tails. I had been donating mine to the library, but now most of them go to Tails (sorry EPL). They will take books as well as magazines. Drop them off and enjoy the good feeling you get from sharing them with others. It does have one downside, for me. Given the recent renovation inside the building, the place off-gases like crazy. I'm hopeful that as time goes on it will resolve itself, but please use no VOC-paint and finish next time guys (who I realize are not affiliated with Tails, so let's not take it out on them). Overall, it's a cozy book nook that you can peacefully enjoy and even make new friends. The volunteers that I've met have all been sweet, kind, and very helpful. Auburn is blessed to have this spot open up. Oh, if only it stays here!!

Biker gear and leather. Always worth a stop. Friendly Mom N Pop store that while they seem to sell…read morebeds? Always have a neat selection of Biker Motorgear

Cute little bookstore in Sturgis, Michigan with the friendliest store keeper…read more There are not a lotta bookstores around anymore and it's always a joy to visit Lowry's when in town to visit family nearby. The wifey found a book that she's been looking for and got a great deal for it. If you're needing a book or gift, please visit this book store.

I've been to Lowry's Books in Sturgis twice and bought something both times. When my wife and I…read morevisit Shipshewana, she likes to visit the scrapbook store in Sturgis, and Lowry's Books is just a few doors down. It has a great atmosphere, friendly staff, and many, many used and new books. If we're in the area again, I will definitely stop by!

Great selection of smalls at good prices. I buy all my kids stuff there. Larger cakes and rockets I…read morefind better prices in Michigan.

Driving east on I-80, we started seeing fireworks stand signs shortly before the merge with the…read moreIndiana Tollway. My 12 year old got excited but we missed the turn and I thought we were done... till we ended up spending the night in Fremont which has a Shelton location. Their sign said was the world's largest fireworks store and I have no basis for comparison, but I would not want to be in there if someone lit a cigarette. We got a boxed assortment for $55 or so and added some bottle rockets and a big rocket, then the proprietress threw in a "grand finale" which was one of the cake type displays with multiple holes and a fuse that makes them go off in sequence. Last night, hopefully safe in the sand on a lake in upstate NY, we finally shot them off. There was only one semi-dud in 20 or so items. The favorites were the mortars... little balls with long fuses that you shoot out of a tube to get a nice display at about 30 feet... and the various cake types. The big rocket was perfect to start it all. Fountain types were the least impressive. There were no instructions and I'd never done this before so I peeled back the cellophane and exposed the fuses for better burning, maybe this contributed to the high success ratio. Much enjoyment by the assembled children and adults and with cautious adult lighting I did not feel unsafe. A friend from Jersey asked me how much I'd paid and told me he would pay over $100 for the same assortment going across the border into PA. So go to eastern Indiana, assuming you have some other reason to do so. (Maybe to visit the RV Hall of Fame which is just down the road in Elkhart?)