So when I go place to place, I find many things I'm actually looking for, and some are brand new.read more

This is quite the interesting shop. It is a mixture of boutique and consignment shop rolled into…read moreone. Think of it as a specialty craft shop. A lot of what you will find in here are items that have been reclaimed or repurposed. Gives it a little bit of a crafty twist and somewhat personalized. If you want to look at it in a different light, think of this as an Etsy account brought to life. It is a great place to find a thoughtful gift for someone. To top it all off, they have vintage furniture pieces throughout the space that look like display pieces, but in reality they are up for purchase as well. Some of the furniture pieces are quite interesting and I have never seen them personally. Wedding gifts, bridal shower gifts, holiday gifts (no matter the holiday), furniture, and the list could go on. Don't worry guys, there is even things in here for you as well. They actually have a section of the space blocked off and labelled as the 'Man Cave.' Even if you do not purchase anything you can at least get yourself an idea of how to repurpose something you have or how to create something new. Hours are short, but totally doable. You are able to hit up this space rather quickly. There is an entrance from the parking lot and there is an entrance for the WOW Outlet next door as well.

Surprisingly cheap for a pottery shop. I was able to paint a bowl for $20 (painting equipment…read moreincluded in price). Coffee store was run by the same employee. She was super sweet and hardworking. Well run and clean place

I love Brushes and Beans! Usually paint your own pottery places are BYO for food and drinks, but…read morethey are half coffee shop, half pottery pain. They have a huge selection of items to paint and prices and pieces range from around $8 to up to $80. You pick your piece and paint colors and then go to work. To get the true color you need three coats, so it can tale awhile. But it is a really fun experience and the staff is really helpful. They fire your piece and you come back to pick it up in a week or two. Great for something to do with the kids, a date, time with friends or even a fun solo activity.

4.5 stars. Songbird Artistry is a local, family-owned business that sells merchandise that is made…read moreby over 50 local artisans as well as art classes. The merchandise includes jewelry (e.g., necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pins), apparel (e.g., gloves, hats, t-shirts, onesies, and bibs), bath products (e.g., soaps, beard balm, aftershave, and shower steamers), foods (e.g., olive oil, vinegar, seasonings, and dog and cat treats), stationery (e.g., stickers, greeting cards, and magnets), and home decor (e.g., candles, coasters, prints, and knick-knacks). I bought one pierogi magnet for five dollars. This magnet sticks well to my refrigerator in my kitchen, and it looks cute.

I've had my eye on this shop for some time now and was very glad to see them represented at the…read moreMingo Creek covered bridge festival. Their jewelry is locally hand made and goes anywhere from traditional to whimsical motifs including Harry Potter, Disney, Hamilton the musical, mosaics, and even dried flowers! Their booth only carries a limited selection of what's in the store where they have partnered with local food vendors such as Olive and Marlowe, as well as other Pittsburgh vendors to sell you almost anything. You can find stickers, clothing, caps, coasters, keychains, soap, candles and so much more! I was able to chat with Jenny who is one of the owners of the business who told me that they offer various craft classes in the store as well as unique themed parties such as Harry Potter for kids. If attending a class is not your bag because of the pandemic then on occasion you can purchase a craft kit in store and arrange for a Zoom class on a particular day to make your craft. They are very flexible when is comes to meeting people exactly where they are. You can find most anything on their website. Have something in particular in mind? Just contact them and they will accommodate your every need. During my visit I picked up two pairs of earrings with surgical steel backs. Jenny gave me some rubber stoppers with my purchases to insure they won't get lost. I purchased a pretty teardrop stud earring set and the Hamilton inspired earrings. I'm all set to enjoy one of my favorite Broadway musicals-"Hamilton." I also learned they do "Wicked the musical" jewelry if you are fond of that show. It's a great place to buy local made arts and crafts showcasing Pittsburgh. Although they are based in Lawrenceville across from Children's hospital, you may run into this business at various events with the last one I saw them at was VegFest. They were also at Picklesburg. Jenny told me that If I ever make to the shop itself the cheapest parking is at Children's Hospital across the street for $3.00. Not a bad deal if you are looking for parking in the area. Will be looking forward to visiting their store this fall to check out their other offerings.

This place has the best produce, food and curated array of local goods around!!! Its like going to…read morean art show every week, I just love thethoughtful displays and handmade products! It's a must visit for PA!

Great well ran market. They have great vendors and the people who work there are always so friendlyread more

The best way to spend an afternoon!!!! I love coming here and getting to paint pottery--I think…read moreit's a really fun gift idea for friends to give them something handmade with love. The workers are super helpful and answer any question you have about making sure your pottery turns out the way you want. It's relaxing and a great way to spend time with friends making something by hand.

What a beautiful art studio, with so many choices for the whole family to choose from. Prices are…read morevery fair! We're so happy with the quality of the pieces, they came out so shiny! Highly recommend this studio, can't wait to come back and paint another project, hard to pick what will be next!

Wonderful selection of locally made art work and a diversity of selections! Purchased some…read morebeautiful jewelry made out of Tibetan buttons. A definite stop!

Beautiful art gallery/shop -- an unexpected find in Ligonier. As soon as you walk in, you are…read moretreated to eye-candy everywhere you look -- all hand-crafted treasures made in America. Your eyes dart across the front room from wooden jewelry boxes to pottery to wind chimes. Enter through a doorway and you see display cases of beautiful jewelry and hand-made greeting cards. Further back is a huge room full of Paul Sirofchuck's woodwork -- furniture and clocks. These are the real jewel of the shop. Mr. Sirofchuck is a local artist and his wife, Mandy, runs the shop, very graciously showing you around and answering your questions. His work can also be found upstairs. Other artists' work is displayed throughout the gallery, as well, all very eye-appealing and priced appropriately.

I've been volunteering since before I was old enough to make change…read more The Farmers and Threshermen's Jubilee is a country festival where antique machinery takes center stage. For more than 60 years, this festival has showcased the early machines of agricultural life - from ponderous steam engines and early gasoline tractors to horse- and dog-powered machines! During the Jubilee there are demonstrations, parades and contests featuring these amazing antiques.

Steam powered apple press, stone milled buckwheat, broom making, chainsaw carving and every kind of…read morepull you can imagine (horses, tractors, trucks). Rural fairs don't get better than this.

Very nice selection of quality quilt fabrics and some needlework. The people working there are very…read moreknowledgeable and offer classes in different needlework and quilt patterns.

What a pleasure to stop in here and be made to feel so welcome. I was overwhelmed by the…read moreselection of fabrics, patterns, books and notions. The owner, Becca, was very friendly and generous with her time. She told me about how the building was formerly a funeral home that had sat empty for several years until the quilt shop moved in. They are making improvements over time. How wonderful to see an old building re-purposed instead being torn down. The shop is organized by seasons; fall, winter, spring and summer. This made it easy for me to browse the different areas. The fabrics are high quality and popular brands. Some of the fat quarters are packaged together in coordinating colors and tied with ribbon. Jelly rolls, kits and patterns are available for purchase. There are unique gift items and yarns available. I was given a calendar listing upcoming classes. This shop is definitely 5 stars. If you are interested in quilting, embroidery, sewing, a visit here would be a great idea.

My friend and I walked into CVS just to look around and I was looking in the jewelry section when I…read morenoticed a worker was standing behind me just watching me. She asked me if I needed help and I said no .I walked away and didn't think anything of it and met up with my friend her and I both walked back over to the jewelry section, and I was looking at my nose piercing in the mirror and the employee came up to me, accused me of stealing the nose piercing that was in my nose. The piercing in my nose was obviously mine because I walked in with it in.All I was doing, was looking at the nose piercings that they had in the store. This is not the first time that I've walked into that CVS and have been followed around by the same employee. very uncomfortable experience I do not like being followed around when I'm just trying to shop.

I am visiting the Omni Hotel in Bedford. My Doctor called in a prescription for me. Unfortunately…read moreCVS didn't take my insurance. The tech at the pharmacy was extremely helpful. She sent my prescription to a competitor to be filled and covered by my insurance. Now that was CUSTOMER SERVICE!!