"Over 200 booths" of the most poorly sorted, Chinese made knickknack junk. You could waste your…read moretime on. What few scattered pieces of "authentic native American" collectibles they have were anything but rare or collectible. Does Wyoming not have a law against fault advertising? There's nothing you can find here that you couldn't find at a rummage sale in your own neighborhood on any given Saturday.

Stopped in while visiting Sheridan, fun store with lots of nooks and crannies (and 2 stories) full…read moreof mostly antiques and some newer/handmade items. I found a few treasures to take home, fun spot!

Bought some machines from them in the past. But the reason for my review is to give a shout out to…read moreJim and all the service staff over there.

I ordered a tote bag from antique for $64 and the quality was poor, something that was worth 5…read moredollars at best!

This unique shop is 1200 square feet of treasures! Merrilee Albers has antiques, vintage items,…read morepainted furniture, handcrafted items , garden items and more. She is very helpful and loves giving decorating tips. Because she is always painting and creating she does not have regular hours but opens whenever someone wants to come out! Just call or message her at 512-965-3476. Check her Facebook page Vintiques of Wyoming for more info and photos.

You won't find a cutter gallery anywhere!! Lovely functional…read moreceramics hand crafted by men and women all over the United States!! Beautiful work done by Margo herself! I had a great time chatting with Margo and Cary! two wonderful people who have a lot of knowledge of the artist, as well as the area. I LOVE my new earrings and STICKS mirror!!! And i found the !perfect ceramic teapot a gift for my necces wedding. Margo's also has fun summer purses, house wears, fine glass, and woodwork. Thank you Ladies!! I had a great time!

Margo's openings usually feature music (she is a founding member of the Fireants), tasty treats,…read moreand fine pottery! She is well established, with many contributing artists, and a fine collection of local artists in a variety of mediums.

Every time Im in Buffalo the gallery is a MUST STOP location. The beautiful handmade local items…read moreare different every time and I never leave empty-handed. There is always something for every member of the family!

Wyoming in Color knows what true art is. Laura's skill and creativity speaks for itself. I strongly…read morerecommend. We have several of her pieces and always receive compliments.

I ordered just this morning a birthday delivery for a friend of mine in Sheridan, WY all the way…read morefrom S.F. California. The ordered arrived already and WOW, it was beautiful. Was delivered quickly and looked so festive. Thank you to Babe's Flowers for helping me deliver something special when I couldn't be there. Highly would recommend Babe's Flowers!

We needed a last minute bouquet for my daughters wedding and the had it done within an hour. Staff…read morewas super friendly and helpful and my daughter loved the bouquet. Would definitely recommend them, you won't be sorry. Thanks!

Great selection and great customer service! Heart & soul of Buffalo, Wyoming. Shop local!read more

Sportslure advertises a $25 fee for transfers on a major online auction sight. When I went to pick…read moreup my item, I was told the fee is $45. I showed them the screenshot I took with the $25 fee but they did not care. I would have hoped in the interest of keeping a customer they would have agreed to charge me the fee that was advertised. The counter employee was friendly but the store itself looks like it is managed by a hoarder. Its like 100 pounds of stuff squeezed into a 50 pound sack. Impossible to see the make, model and price on the handguns in their display cases as they are packed in like sardines. The aisles are crowded and display racks are over filled. Prices are higher than average. I won't be back.

Bonnie's pottery classes are popular because she is really good with people and pottery. Take a…read morelesson, buy a special gift, or just look around the studio for ideas for custom orders. The Depot is near a lovely walking trail along an old railway bed that follows a stream. The "Buffalo to Clearmont and Back Maybe" railroad was so named by locals, because it had problems staying on the track. Signs along the route tell the story, and highlight the artifacts.

What a fun place! This is a pottery studio in a historic train station. There's a gallery with…read morebeautiful pottery pieces and other local gift items. There's even a pottery studio where you can take pottery classes. I got some beautiful bowls and a dinnerware set.