We encountered this business as we were participating in the Richmond Chocolate Trail. This…read morebusiness is one of the stops, with a free Ghyslain chocolate. They sell many different things inside this shop, including pottery, jewelry, cards, candles, lotions, loose tea, etc. Everything appears to be hand-made artisan items. There are a variety of items to choose from if you're interested in a gift.

My sister and I stopped into The Village Forager as part of the chocolate walk…read more What a great find! The store is stocked with both local and boutique brands. I liked the local items were labeled. The store has a great selection of jewelry, pottery, tea, beauty (lotions and scents), loose tea, Ghyslain chocolate, candles and etc. There's also a coffee shop that seemed quite popular but it's to-go only since there isn't seating. There were so many wonderful things here and we both spent a lot of time browsing the store. The prices are similar to similar places-no better, no worse. This would be a great place to find a unique gift or a little treat for yourself.

10/10 - Making plans to stop to pee here again…read more For anyone just looking for a rest step off the highway: the bathrooms are in the main building (with the candle) and towards the back middle. They're clean with tons of stalls and a cool rustic vibe. They do a great job knowing why someone might stop here. It's quick in, but (admittedly) a slower "out" as I usually end up shopping and finding neat stuff. You're probably going to walk away with something you want here too. It's a seasonal megastore every time we come here. During Christmas months, tons of Christmas. During fall, lots of autumn. During Spring, Easter, etc. You get it. It's not just the crap you see at big box stores; it's the special-ordered decoration places, feeling more like a huge Hallmark (if you remember those from the malls!) than just a bunch of stuff you've seen 30 times before. If you're not a decorator, they also have a decent selection of small business food (soup starters, seasoning packets for meats, etc.) and local craft beers (you can buy single cans!) to choose from. They ALSO, as the giant candle would imply, have tons of candles. Oddly enough, we rarely buy candles here - though they have a huge selection. We're usually much-more-distracted by everything else. There's also a fresh/homemade candy/fudge counter, and I *think* there's a coffee/cafe in the next-door building as well. They also sell outdoor decor? Some pretty neat stuff too. It's a really cool stop, and if you need to stop, it's well-worth stopping here over any of the nearby gas stations.

SO many candles!!! If you like candles, this place is like heaven! There are rows upon rows of…read morecandles in every scent and size you can imagine. They also have a section full of local Indiana beer and wine which is pretty cool. The bathrooms are also super clean! Definitely will a stop!

Always deliveries in time, great prices and beautiful bouquets. They are extremity easily to work…read morewith and always answers if changes need to happen

I wanted a sweet arrangement to be delivered to a BFF in Richmond & found Leaning Lily on Google. I…read morespoke with Amber, she worked with me to make certain that they could make something perfect for the occasion and boy oh boy they did! My friend and I have pocketbook collections so the container is shaped like a pocketbook, and the flowers are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you thank you thank you - she's gonna LOVE IT!

This is my first visit to this brand new gift shop and I'm really impressed. These ladies have had…read morea few gifts in their cafe for a while but now they have expanded to a location in the building behind their wonderful yummy cafe, Grace Place. Don't expect it to be large, it is only one in room, but they expect to have local artwork on the walls soon and might possibly consider expansion at some time in the future. For a little shop though it has some charming items and yes, it was hard for me to get out of the shop without buying something for myself. (I succumbed!) One of my favorite things about this shop is they are selling items made by local artisans. I love not only shopping local but supporting local people. Quilted items, maple syrup, jewelry etc. There is one issue, however, and that is parking. It is very limited but if you find the parking lot full then take advantage of on-street parking. Just don't park in spaces intended for nearby businesses. Not cool.

If I could I would give Uranus Fudge a ten star review. What started out as a fun side trip turned…read moreinto the most fun I've had in a long time. I love puns, especially sophomoric jokes, and this is the place for it. The fun begins in the parking lot for being greeted warmly inside by a "Welcome to Uranus." There is hilarious merchandise everywhere. Don't forget about the fudge, which is fantastic. There is a separate building for the ice cream parlor (be sure check out the Egyptian themed bathroom). They also have a mini golf course, playground, and multiple photo opportunities. My husband and I had intended to go for half an hour and ended up staying two hours. Uranus Fudge is super fun and comes highly recommended!

Uranus Fudge... Tourist trap, check. Corny as hell, check. Over-priced, double check. Fun little…read moreoff-the-beaten stupid place, triple check. We've driven by the signs for this idiot place on I-69 probably 100+ times and have always said "We need to stop one of these days." Well, we finally did... It's in the middle of damn nowhere and cheesier than Chick-Fila macaroni and cheese, but kitschy and as much as I hate to admit, it was kind of cool. They got us for $60 on over-priced and overrated fudge and other BS products that the "self-titled" house boss wanted, but it was an entertaining lil place right off of I-69. Would we go again? Probably not, but our stop was alright... If you need to take a leek during a road trip and want a little entertainment on the side, check out Uranus Fudge (because according to them, "The best fudge comes from Uranus").

Stumbled upon this cozy little shop today and oh. Em. GEE!!! The owners are local and the wife…read moreowner's mama (that makes sense, right?) was working. She could not have been more kind and warm; I'm so sad I didn't get her and the owners' names (but her daughter also owns the jewelry store across the street!!). Olive & Slate is a must-shop. Instantly the scent of one of their candles hits your senses and you're drawn in. They sell these awesome robot pieces made of metal and tin and are painted and out together by locals. They also sell flour towels with amazing quips on them (see pics below - they're only $7!!), and Mud Pie products that you canNOT love without. You gotta go visit. BRING YOUR MONEY! Buyer's remorse is NOT a factor here!

In downtown Muncie, there is an independent shop filled with home decor and gift items. The Olive…read more& Slate is filled with items that are uniquely different from what you see in shopping malls, or what you might even think about looking for online. There are numerous items (like coffee mugs) styled with clever sayings. There are candles and pots, note pads, and ceramics. Near the entrance is a 3' long "Woodie" station wagon car filled with products. I've never seen anything like it! The mix is eclectic, but somehow the owner has a good sense of style and taste to make it look like it goes together. She was glad to assist if I had anything in particular that I was looking for too! Just another cool shop to stop by when downtown in Muncie! Review #2620

Great little shop! The owner is a very nice lady and her cat, Scarlett, will show you around the…read moreshop! I have found many, many great finds! Including a little metal wind up metal train that I once had when I was around 3 or 4. I never thought I'd see that again, but there it was! This shope is fairly priced as well! I highly recommend!!

there is a large variety for everyone...new items arrive daily... from handmade crafts to antiques…read moreand all is priced to sell. A great small business that you will find wonderful gifts for you and your loved one...don't miss Ms Scarlett, she is our feline Greeter that loves the company and the belly rubs...

We stopped in at Seasons of the Heart today to ask if they could make a bow for us. Of course,…read moreKathy came right out and began making it. While we were walking through the store we found a beautiful, large Willow Tree St. Joseph with Mary and Baby Jesus. I only wish I were able to upload a picture to share with you. As always, Kathy thank you for providing a class act gift shop here in Anderson! Merry Christmas to you and your Team.

On the south side of Anderson, this delightful shop carries a variety of home and gift ideas to…read morecheck out. Whether you are looking for holiday decor, candles, lace, jewelry, wind chimes, and/or women's accessories, you may find it here! The stand alone shop is near the entrance of the Menards on the south side of where I-69 passes Anderson. It has its own gravel parking lot with plenty of spaces. Upon entering, I was welcomed and offered help finding anything. The shop has groupings of items that seem to flow naturally from one section to another. Overall, the shop carries a variety of quality items that are worth checking out. Review #3541

Saw their sign on I-70 & decided to stop by. It's a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. There…read moreare a lot of booths but the prices are on the high side. I got there at 5:00 & they close at 6:00 so I only had an hour to look around. I'd return here to give it a second look.

This place is huge. On the outside you'd never know how much stuff that there is in here. We only…read morespoke to the employee running the front and she was friendly. Most of the booths were very well kept and easy to shop. Only a few were kind of junky. Take your time and have fun looking for a treasure.