Be careful with this shop.dont waste your time or money. Scammed me not out of not a lot of money,…read morebut if they will do it for as little as $20 dollars. Order online with there whatnot channel and was sent empty toploaders

Great hidden gem. They have an awesome Dads and Grads deal going on right now and I was able to…read moreexchange some valuable memorabilia that I no longer wanted in my collection for some pieces I did want. Very fair pricing and they have a cool dice roll game to win some additional prizes. Highly recommend New Concepts!

The good news is that they carry many hard-to-find drafting, copying and art supplies. They also…read moredeliver. The bad news is that they are expensive. I bought a 16 oz. bottle of Scotch Spray Mount adhesive and paid $20. If you look online, you can get it for as little as $5. But if you can't wait for shipping or if you need to look at a product firsthand before you buy, it's a good choice. Compared with Pearl in Philly, it's smaller but it has free parking and no tolls. Note: For first timers, the rear entrance is exceedingly confusing. Enter through the front door even if you have to walk around.

Amazing store! When I went in I was greeted by an older gentleman who owns the store. He was super…read morefriendly and I enjoyed talking to him about the town for a few minutes. He has two resident cats in the store who I ADORE. (Thunder and lightning). I was impressed with their selection of oils, water colors, acrylics, brushes, canvases, pens and pencils, books and everything in between. The prices were LESS than hobby lobby and the usual horrible chain 'craft stores'. This store is for actual art. He also carries office supplies and other things. I hope people want to support such a great store in our town!! He even gave me a discount my first time in. :) can't wait to go back.

Visited this place again for the first time in three years, and I am very pleased to see that…read morenothing has changed. It's an incredibly well stocked store with a very wide variety of hobby supplies. From radio controlled cars and planes, to plastic model kit, to gaming accessories. I couldn't think of anything this place didn't have. The staff were very friendly as well. I could happily stay engaged in conversation for hours with them. In the end, I left with a fairly hard to find model kit that I've only ever seen online.

Very nice place and nice people and nice service and nice very helpful service and nice pread more

I've been here many times and used a few of their services. The staff here is also friendly and…read moreinviting once you walk in. The services they provide are engraving--either a name plate or on an item, sell plaques/trophies/statues/etc, ceramics shop, and a frame shop. I've used the frame shop many times and even taken a class to build my own projects. But the manager of the frame shop is remarkable!! The quality of her work is no less than 100% professional. The center provides many different classes--photography, ceramics, etc. Lastly, you can't beat their prices!!

Please, please, please look over the work before accepting it, or it will cost you a lot for your…read morenegligence. It was totally the customer's fault (me as a customer), and I had to pay money for a simple fix. If it needs repair, ask what the cost will be before you find out the hard, unexpected way. Try going off base before going to the frame shop on base and utilize this as your last LAST!!!!! resort.

Honestly this Michael's is okay for your everyday craft. Since Joann's closed down though there is…read morethis sad selection of fat quarters and always get told to get things online... Wish this Michael's in particular would move to an abandon mall section with upstairs to have an entire section of fabric. That would be a game changer for a lot of people. I think the particular thing that really bothers me is the fact a lot of things are locked up and there is never anyone on the floor to help. Maybe shopping online is the thing now because no one is on the floor to help. Prices are okay but I really wish they had more craft related stuff rather than just decor and frames. Michael's is pretty much for fine art and frames. Every other craft they have fails in quality and supply.

This is the new space that they moved into at Moorestown Mall…read more The best part so far seems to be the maker space. They have a variety of tools and as long as you bring your own materials you can come in and use those tools. As for the rest of the store I don't see a significant difference from the previous location. It doesn't seem to be bigger or have larger variety of items. It was all relatively clean and well organized. It does seem like they have less yarn in the knitting section than the other store.

We were looking for something fun and hands on to do for vday and i stumbled upon this place on…read moreyelp. It only had 1 review so I went on to read their information and it mentioned wheel work. I called and spoke to Andrea, she was able to set us up for an evening of fun. I even found a Groupon the next day ($15 for $30 worth)! They are currently working on their website but their Facebook page is updated regularly. I think i found a new hobby. We came here for some pottery wheel action. Our instructor, Colleen, was awesome. We each took turns on the wheel and she gave great directions, tips, and quickly jumped in to help when needed. She definitely made our experience fun. I can't say enough about her. We worked with a total of 5 pounds of clay and was there for about an 1 and 1/2 and payed a total of $20. They closed 9pm that evening but I believe we left a little past 9:30. The staff was very accommodating. Colleen stated that it takes about 2 weeks for the clay to dry so we do have to return a second time to paint our creations and a third time after they have been fired up in the kiln. Keep an eye out for updates.

Awesome little shop hidden in plain view on Church Road. They owners are very hands-on and are…read morethere all the time. They help direct you toward the best pieces for your needs and are patient with the little ones. We have gone a few times with our family and also had a birthday party here. Definitely recommend the Ceramic Barn!

This is the perfect store fir novice and seasoned educators. They offer a free card to keep track…read moreand reward your shopping. I've been here a few times as a math coach and I always find what I need and more. If you're in need of school supplies for your child or student this is the place. Unfortunately it's a drive if you live in Philadelphia since it's in Cherry Hill, NJ. The upside is it's less than 25 minutes away. I believe it's worth the trip. The store is organized and cleaning. I'm always greeted with a friendly smile. Customer service in 2021 is number one especially now when we all have options of where we won't to spend our dollars. Come here and you won't regret it. LOL maybe you'll see me there too!

Lakeshore is a necessary evil if you're a teacher…read more If you want to spruce up the appearance of your room, they have lots of ready-made bulletin board supplies and decorations that will save you from the tedious task of die cutting. If you want to add a few new manipulatives to your centers, toys to your play area, media to your craft repertoire, or prizes to your treasure chest, they have isles and isles to suit you. If you want to work a little more technology into your day, they now have interactive whiteboard software (and a full-size ActivBoard on which to test it before purchasing) alongside their assortment of educational computer programs, DVDs and musical CDs. The staff is always extremely friendly and helpful, and the store is well organized and clean. If you think that sounds too good to be true, you are almost right. With all of these conveniences come high prices. Although store coupons are sent out frequently, they often contain annoying stipulations, like the start date is a month away, or it is only valid on full price items during the two week span when everything in the store is already on sale. Still, if you're a teacher, you're used to dropping a little (or a lot of) cash to freshen your routine each year. Lakeshore is the place to go for the best selection.

I went to the Marlton N.J. Store at 12:00 pm and tried to buy an item that cost $5.98 gave the…read morecashier a$20.00 bill and she said I can't give you change for it . To me if there is not enough change it purely mismanagement at that time of the day . It's not like i had a hundred dollar bill

Almost every time you use their app to purchase something that it claims they have in store, you…read moreadd it to your cart and then their app sends it to another location for pick up. Every time I use their app it does this. For instance, today it said it had items in my local store, I added it to my cart, I went to check out, and it pushed my items to another store. When I looked up the store, it was four states away........ What the hell Micheal's. When you go onto the store, there's really nobody ever around that can help you. If somebody who works there walks by you and you look like you're looking around for something they act like they don't even see you instead of asking do you need help finding something. I have found some good buys there randomly during their different holiday seasons. They are one one if the select few craft stores left in this country that people know by brand, yet they put so little into their online purchasing app to make it convenient and don't care about customer experiences in their store. They might as well get rid of the act and just push everybody to purchase in store unless that's their whole goal with how crappy their app is put again if that's the case then they should really be focusing on customer service within their store. They are missing out in a lot of opportunity and making money.