Love Alex and Ani Bracelets! The store has all different types of bracelets that are nice. They…read morehave Harry Potter bracelets that look really cool! This store is located in the Keystone Fashion Mall. It's not a huge store at all, but the selection is expansive. The nice thing is that all Alex and Ani accessories are made in the USA. Pretty cool, right? This store is a cute bracelet place, would recommend it.

I am 16 and I walked into this store with my friend shopping for his mother's birthday present. I…read morewent in knowing exactly what I wanted. The lady who waited on us asked what we were wanting and I told her exactly what I was looking for. She pulls out 5 bracelets and says you should stack them. I told her that I only wanted the one I came in there for. She put the other 4 back and pulled out another. We told her that we just wanted to one bracelet but she started packing the bracelets up and scanning them. We decide we'll just get both and take the one we didn't want back. So we go over to the register and she is talking to her coworkers not paying much attention to us. She then tells us our total of $72, when we originally just wanted the $28 bracelet. Overall we figure this woman was taking advantage of us because we were young and she figured we had our parents money.

I've been here a couple of times but this time a friend is promoting their popcorn company! It was…read morenice to support a self made company! The popcorn is delicious! La Margarita is below, defiantly worth a visit!

First Fridays are very cool. Ecclectic crowd, unique collection of artists, styles &…read moreinterpretations. The Murphy Art Center itself combines vintage setting with a diverse array of digital , modern, alternative arts & expression. Even areas for vendors and a thrift shop with a DJ.

What an inspiration! They encourage so many local artists. My daughter and I did the tour which was…read moreFREE. It was interesting to see actual artists workshops like their "brain". Each month they rotate the various art in there MULTIPLE galleys. It also included a karaoke elevator and bouldering rock climbing wall on the roof. Loved it!

I used to attend First Friday events in Indianapolis, but I've never attend the events at the…read moreHarrison center until now. Oh boy was it an experience! 10/10! There were so many different artist on display and the energy was on point. I attended the event with my 1 year old and she even had a good time. It was kind of crowded in the hallways, so we opted to let her walk around with us instead of bringing the stroller. There are elevators that go to each floor but we found it fun to go up the stairs. Its seemed like every corner was packed with some form of art display. In the gymnasium there was chili buffet along with a live music. I wasn't expecting that, but a pleasant surprise. They were honoring a fallen artist and it was good to see the community come together. The artists were engaging and the staff was super helpful. I def will be coming back again!

Loved this little shop and when I say little I mean it. There were about 7 of us shopping in there…read moreand that is pretty much capacity. There is lots to dig through and look at. If you love arts and crafts like I do you will like coming in here and saving a bit of money on your art supplies. They had crayons and paint supplies for kids, lots of yarns in various sizes, fabric remnants and even a bolt, lots of paint (watercolor, oils, tempera, acrylics), paint brushes, knitting needles, craft kits. They also had office supplies such as highlighters, pens, paper clips, scissors, and markers. Also had broken jewelry pieces as well as some pieces that were whole such as brooches and earrings. They had scrap paper, art paper, greeting cards, rubber stamps and ink pads. They also had a lot of art books that were both table pieces and instructional. Lastly near the checkout they had a basket of magazines that I most definitely had to check out for my collage work. I ended up spending a bit in there but I would say I saved 50 - 75% over retail prices. I will definitely stop in again and see what new items she has to offer.

I went here for a second visit today and I absolutely love coming here because it's always a gamble…read moreon what I'm going to find but every time without a death I feel inspired! I love the idea of reusing and repurposing craft goods and craft supplies, especially when it's at such a reasonable price. I brought a friend with me and she was able to find some supplies for her craft. I was able to find some supplies for my craft so all in all we were pretty happy with what we found and how much it cost. The person who checked us out was very kind and patient! I cannot wait until I come back here again and find something new to create something with.

I've been meaning to check this store out, and I'm glad I did! It's beautiful with so many options…read moreto choose from! I ended up getting 2 books some pins and a sticker! They are very friendly, and explained what each section of books are! They also had a dj and someone selling lipglosses you can make! Great time and I can't wait to go back! Check them out if you are in the area!

The Garden of Readin' is a fantastic bookstore. The vibes are immaculate--pinks and greens and…read moreflorals abound inside. I was greeted right away by Bre'Anna, co-owner of the store. She detailed where I'd find the different genres of books, then I was off to explore. They have a few different rooms full of books in a variety of genres and age ranges. Romance, thriller, teen/YA, fantasy, memoir, children's books, themed coloring books, and more. There's a mix of new and used books, and the prices were very fair. I spent a lot of time exploring their shelves! They make good use of the space, with several nooks and wall spaces holding even more items. They have free coffee and tea you can help yourself to; just pick your favorite and use the little Keurig. I had a garden tea--ginger peach green tea--and it was nice to sip as I perused. If you're looking to treat yourself to some extra goodies along with your books, don't miss the bookish apparel, candles, and stickers! On my visit, they had these hand painted floral glass mugs too. So pretty! I could easily put together a really nice gift here, which is always a nice bonus in a bookshop. I enjoyed my visit Garden of Readin' and walked out with a sticker and a special edition fantasy novel. This place is a gem, and I'm looking forward to more visits in the future!

I was exploring Fishers along 96th St and noticed this little shop next to the Hallmark store in a…read morestripmall just east of I-69. Apparently, it opened about 2 years ago and somehow, didn't have any Yelp reviews. Well, I always enjoy checking out gift shops, especially when they feature a great deal from local artisans. When I first entered, I realized that the shop has three sections/rooms. The first is mostly gift items featuring candles that are made by and support women at Wheeler Misssion, funny socks, and a variety of items that suitable for gifts. Many have inspirational themes as well. The room beyond that features women's clothing and jewelry. I will let someone else who knows more about those things review these items, but the space was colorful and easy to move around in. The back room, or man cave, is small but is a great place for guys to hang out while their lady friend shops. There is a TV back there as well as some items that might be fun gifts for men. They've figured out the shopping experience of married life here! ha! Although I didn't get to meet the owner, the woman who was working during my visit was friendly and very helpful filling me in on the source of items and how the owner supports other local businesses and artisans. The kind of business that lots of Yelpers also support, so if you are in Fishers, check this place out before shopping at some big box store or online. It was a place I felt welcomed. Review #3723

Clever ideas, great gift ideas. Unique home items. Fun clothing & jewelry. Friendly, helpful…read morestaff!

This little shop in downtown Noblesville offers a selection of locally made, Indiana-themed leather…read moreand casual wear. The shop was crowded during my weekend visit with people buying college and sports logo hats and accessories. Checkered race theme hats and shirts filled the store and were popular. I liked the Indiana shaped leather pieces that are made in house. The items are unique. The accessories make great gifts, but the caps were pricy at $50 each. Although I left empty handed, I'll probably return for gifts. The staff were friendly, but busy with customers during my visit. The checkout lines were long. We found nearby free street parking.

I have been a fan of the Harrison Center for several years now after taking a walking tour of the…read morefacility. So, when I heard they had a pop-up shop for items, mostly made by artists at the Center, I made plans to attend. Located at 15th and Delaware, the Harrison Center consists of three buildings (including a gym and a church!). There is convenient parking in their lot accessible from 15th or 16th to the east of the Center. The pop-up shop is located in the City Gallery which is located on the west side of the southern most building. You may have to use the intercom to have them "buzz you in", but the wait is usually very brief. The shop/gallery is located on your left as you enter. There were a wide variety of items available though the shop is small. I saw ornaments, jewelry, and scarves. Soaps and postcards too! I also bought a calendar, a "paper doll" book that is more of a behind the scenes look at the Center than a real paper doll book. I also grabbed some coloring books and post cards. All that I picked up were affordable and reasonably priced. Truly unique too. The pop-up runs Monday-Friday through Dec 24th. Hours are from 9 to 5. Check out the Holiday Window walking tour around the outside of the Harrison Center while there or see about scheduling a tour of the inside of the center. Review #3418