This bookstore specializes in used books and also has a great selection of local authors and…read moreguidebooks about the Upper Peninsula (hiking, biking, history, nature guides, etc.). Plus you'll find a wide variety of art, furniture, jewelry, stained glass, and other locally handcrafted items. The owner is super friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit any time you are in downtown Sault Set. Marie.

Amazing prices and a huge selection. The bookstore owner was so sweet and recommended a book by a…read morelocal author. I can't wait to read it

Still has the plexiglass from Covid at the center counter…read more Lots of random gift items here. Cute $40 to $50 grocery bags. Some Vera Bradley bags with UP decorations on them. Brighton jewelry, socks and so much more. Fun to browse. It's all about Lake life up here.

Discount items on racks out front. Deep discount to clear out inventory before the winter months to…read morecome? Ended up buying a bamboo chimes for my mother for her garden, sound scape should go well with her deep metal chimes we got for her years ago. The top is a coconut shell. Cost only less than $20.

So Cascade Shopping Center is a plaza that's not too far from the Canadian/American border. It has…read moresome fun stores to poke around in. My favourite are TJ Maxx and Dollar Tree. Being Canadian, I love shopping in the USA for food that we don't have in Canada. There's a Family Fare Supermarket there. Prices aren't all that great though. There's also a Kohl's, JC Penney, Jo-Ann, a shoe store and some other stores. Lots of free parking.

This is a nice little Center for a small town and I came to it a couple of times when I needed…read morethings, mainly knitting needles at Joanns and a couple skeins of yarn to feed my addiction. The second time I had occasion to go into the Dollar Tree looking for decaffeinated tea to drink in the evening but they didn't have any that was marked decaf. I bought a bag of popcorn and a carton of chicken broth instead. When I looked at the grocery store, Family Fare, I found some Constant Comment type decaffeinated tea which I hope I will like. I saw a Penney's store and a sporting goods store, even a Bed Bath & Beyond to my surprise. Across the road there's even a Walmart. The Marathon Gas station seems to be part of the center also and I think you can get money off on your gas if you shop at the Family Fare. I thought the gas price was pretty fair even without a discount. I had just researched gas prices on GasBuddy.com in the morning so I had a pretty good idea what the range was for this date.

Charming 0kace that supports local artists.. different show each m9nth and a n8ce gift shop..read more

If you can handle wading through too many racks in a small space, then you are sure to find at…read moreleast a few bargains. Second Childhood focuses mainly on infant and children's clothing and items (toys, furniture, gear, etc.). They are a little pricey compared to other resale shops, but they do have much better quality and more name brand items than most resale shops in the area. You do need to be careful about when you go in to shop - with so little space the store fills up quickly. I also tried to take my toddler one day and the store clerk's children hounded her and wanted to "share" her doll, which made her cry. They made my shopping experience much more difficult than it needed to be, but we did leave with exactly what we were after and for half the price of purchasing new. I stop in frequently because the deals are worth any "assistance" provided by extra little people.

I was just at the Second Childhood Clothing Shop and found many things like new and many were name…read morebrand items. The clerk's had their children with them in the store but it was not an issue. Nice to be able to bring children to work, I know how hard and expensive it is to deal with child care. If one is worried about space inside the store make it easier and don't bring your children that could get into things while you are looking. Know your sizes and go crazy :-) !!! Hands off to the female business woman. FYI the store is bigger than the original location....growing in small leaps and bounds.

I found this little gem on a day trip up to the Soo. This small town main street is older but is…read morestarting to get a few newer business which I love seeing. I love Halloween, so when I found this store I was extremely excited. The front part is mostly for tourist gifts. They have a few wigs and hats but a lot of shirts, magnets, and coffee cups as well. Head to the back and you will find their very small section of halloween items. Behind the Halloween items you can see what was once left of whatever this building used to be. It was really cool and sparked my interest more than the selection of Halloween items. Like I said, they have one room (a very very small section) for some basic Halloween items. Seeing as it is remote in Northern Michigan this is as good of place as any of you are looking for quick costume add on a. This place gets three stars because the Halloween mural outside is fantastic and the building is super creepy. I would shop online if you are wanting a good start to a costume though. I'm not sure I got the full Haunted Depot experience and will be back to see if I can find out more!

Pirate shirt for my nephew because his big sister is obsessed with pirates. Fun selection of…read morecostumes, cosplay/ Halloween masks, wigs, period hats.

This is a nice little shop. The owner was very friendly. I was able to get what I needed and more.read more

My mom and I always come here when we come to visit my sister...Very friendly people and always…read morewilling to help and answer any questions