Love this store! It's a staple every time we visit the Great Smokies. Unique handmade goods at very…read morefair and reasonable prices.

It's a cute quaint little mall with lots of space and antiques in various themed rooms…read more Lots of collectibles and antiques. Hard to find items. Accessories.

this place does not have a very wide selection of goods most stuff is outdated, old and beyond…read morerepair.

I like this place. It is quaint and I like the inclusion of the Amish food store as well. There is…read morenot a whole lot to choose from, but it is nice. The people are pretty friendly who work there as well.

Sometimes I find that I have to put myself in check when reviewing places that really aren't my…read morething but the big picture is that they really provide something positive for someone besides myself. This shop with a few exceptions is not my thing, my tunnel vision focus had me walking the aisles looking for things I like or things that I collection, sure I stop and enjoy some interesting items and they make me remember things from my past and they make me smile but they aren't things I'd buy. This shop's staff was very friendly and constantly adjusting and straightening the items displayed, I don't know if this was out of boredom or their way of keeping an eye on their investment - there are thousands of smalls here, lots of souvenirs and trinkets as there should be, this is a mega-tourist area and these types shops are necessary. I didn't see it during my visit here but I can imagine the joy and smiles this place gives to the kids that enter looking for that special keychain or refrigerator magnet that will be part of the memories from their family vacation - it's important that they have access to those things. I didn't make a purchase here, although there were a few items of interest and I liked the fact there were a few televisions playing videos of sights of interest in the surrounding area, these were displayed in the mist of crafts that are associated with what was being broadcasted (genius marketing). This place is located in the heart of it all off the main drag through town, there's so much to see and do here...

Just surprised my wife on our 30 year anniversary with an engraved stone. I told her she was like…read moreCharlie Brown and got a rock! The work done here is amazing and they are very helpful.

Central to Old Forge Plaza. Can't find what you want - They will design and make it for you.read more

A great little county store. The have all kinds of prepared jams, jellies,and pickles. Even things…read moreyou didn't know you needed. Picked hot boiled eggs for instance. I got one of my favorites muscadine grape juice. I got some a few years ago and it is very good so I stocked up on a few bottles. Worth the drive over from Pigeon Forge.

We found this place on YouTube from people that post reviews. We did a visit our last trip and we…read morelove this place with all the variety of homemade products. Highly recommend this p,ace that is located away from the busy tourist area. The staff are very welcoming and will help you with all your questions. We will be back in December to get our favorite items. They also have some Carmel puffs that we like better than Buces Nuggets from the famous gas station. Bucces if I'm spelling it correctly.

It's a country store for home wall decor from reclaimed wood and other assorted materials…read more They also have lots of clothing and Rocky Mountain inspired t-shirts, canvas foldable grocery bags to fishing hooks and oh so much more.

Great bear carving. Scared the crud out of my Labrador but she is adjusting...lol. Truly great…read morework!

Very rude unprofessional owner. The lady insulted us and was irate. The bears were beautiful and we…read moretraveled several hours to buy one but she wouldn't let us buy one because she was yelling at us over us taking some photos of the bears. She asked if we were going to claim that we made the bears. Then she called me a sugar baby because my husband looked older than me and she accused me of not intending to buy a bear. She followed us out into the parking lot and was very irate, yelling at us. I said that I didn't see a sign posted anywhere about no pictures. And that I wanted to buy a bear. I also told her she was hurting my feelings by insulting me. She blocked the door when I said I wanted to purchase a bear and said she didn't believe me . Worst experience ever. I'm glad she didn't have a gun handy. Dangerous.

This is an all time favorite for punch needle and wool crafts. They have everything including…read moreknowledgeable staff who are the most friendly people! Prices are reasonable and they are willing to talk you through any questions after you get home with just a phone call. You can shop through the online store or call and place an order. Shipping charges are reasonable too! Stop by when in the area and say hi. They even have wood working patterns for the fellas. This shop has something for everyone.

This shop is a great find barely off the beaten path of Sevierville. A great selection of valdani,…read morepatterns, wool, fabric, etc. Shop owner and staff extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I thought I knew how to punch needle, but learned a much better way! Definitely recommend this shop. It's a destination!

Even though we are both beginners at painting, our host, Donna, was very accommodating and we…read morepainted at a confortable pace. More importantly, Donna taught us various paint/blending techniques to make the painting more rustic, which made the experience much more rewarding than painting solid colors. By the end, our paintings looked really good. The final product looked like something I'd buy from Hobby Lobby. Had a fun time overall!

From the owner: Our business loves to pride ourselves in a fun, energetic atmosphere filled with good music, an…read moreilluminated stage, and more! Our teachers go above and beyond to not only walk you through a painting, but also teach you skills to utilize for future painting endeavors!