I love this little shop on the hill in the historic heart of Tyngsborough. The owner has a…read morewonderful eye for design and the interior is full of treasures. It is the kind of shop you'd find in an idealized town, maybe something out of a Robyn Carr novel, such as Virgin River. I strongly advise paying a visit to Cricket on the Hearth, even if you're not looking for anything in particular; for it is as much an experience as it is a means to refining the character of your home.

Definitely stop here if you're reading this. This shop sells unique and whimsical home decor,…read morecandles, and other cute trinkets. The Christmas displays are just gorgeous, lots of adorable ornaments. The owner Wendy is incredibly nice and helpful, she loves to chat with customers.

Affordable, patient, helpful, humorous and a huge collection to choose from at Jeff's store. He has…read moretwo stores. But I go to the one in Lowell. Someone told me about his store a long time ago. And I did these all at random times. I just went again over the weekend and nothing has changed....it's still an amazing place! Highly recommend it!

Wonderful reasonably priced services Limited hours BUT worth…read morethe wait We love supporting local businesses

Love restore, such great finds! Both vintage and new- lighting. Appliances. Furniture. Building…read moresupplies. Smalls / glassware :)

Stopped in for the first time after passing for years. Not very friendly, which usually doesn't…read morebother me too much. But everything I was interested in buying did not have a price, and I have a feeling based on prior reviews the price would be jacked up if I asked. Also, why can't people go through the records? They're in bins and stacked high but covered in do not touch signs. How would they like people to go through them then? Same with knobs. Very strange and I likely won't return even though I pass it several times each week.

Stopped in for flowers for my mothers birthday on the way home today to add to her birthday gifts I…read moregot her; The cashier in front was passive aggressive to me upon my arrival and upon check-out she spelt my name so wrong after going over it with me a few times it felt purposeful. The women in the back were very helpful and kind, the flowers are of good quality. I would have told my sister to go there for her wedding flowers but the cashier today sadly bumped this down to a 3 star experience.

This is a beautiful arrangement however it was delivered on a Thursday and was wilting by Sunday…read more I've never had flowers wilt so quickly.

My brother always raves about Mario's. He has beautiful…read morefurnishings. Great prices gif Mattresses; he just bought one.

Sick of buying over priced furniture at the big box stores ? Go to Marios, we purchased a name…read morebrand sofa at a considerable discount over the other stores that charge for the extended warranties, etc. that make the final price much more than the item you purchased. I found a pricing discrepancy with the sofa we purchased and Marios promptly paid us the difference, Try that with Jordans or B&Ps..Delivery was excellent, very courteous. Go to Marios, you wont believe the amount of furniture they have inside, it's not a beautiful showroom that you the customer really are paying the overhead, just quality name brand furniture. We're so glad we went there vs heading to Nashua!!

Great selections. Very friendly and helpful customer service. Good and affordable prices for the…read moretype of things you find there.

I've been coming to Corner Antiques for years. It's actually one of the things I look forward to…read morewhen I visit family in the Boston area since there's always something new & interesting to see! From antique lard tins (who knew these existed?) to Mickey Mouse clocks to Vintage Jewelry, old-time Christmas ornaments, and painted greeting cards, I've seen them all here at different times, all tastefully presented & well-curated. To top it all off, Jan (the owner) is always welcoming & her prices are great. I almost don't want to post this review because then all the good stuff will sell before I can visit again, but this hidden gem of a place really deserves your business. Go shop here! :) FYI - It's a little hard to find (behind Benjamin Moore Paints), but look for a light blue bike propped up against a fence in the middle of the block -- turn in there! It's on your right behind the paint store, with free parking right there.

On a recent artist studio tours I came across western ave studios, there are so many great artist…read moreall working and displaying in one space. La Cueva Blu was one of my favorite studios that I visited. The two space is shared by two fantastic artist, I think they were husband and wife collaborating their work in one large space. The painting were high end gallery material, and the sculpture that was being worked on by the artist would look just awesome in any home including mine. The energy level inside this studio and the amount if creativity here, is a must to check out by all visitors. I saw they also hold classes, one more reason to come back to this fantastic artist studios.

From the owner: Fine arts, art classes, murals and creative consulting services.read more

Open. Varied. Community. One Urban Tribe is a gem of a local destination, selling everything fro…read morelocal jewelry, gemstones, incense, artwork, and everything in between. Behind the veil of their large storefront and varied offerings is a community-first collection of local artists and makers, which first time shoppers may not even detect, given the careful curation and placement of local creators within this mixed use space. A microcosm of Lowell's deep and diverse local community, itself the very birthplace of the American labor movement in mills and machines unrecognizable in scope and scale to today's online first assumptions. Assumptions that miss out greatly in appreciating the value of our real world art and spaces, which places like OUT support and grow.