Wonderful gallery on the way to the East entry to Glacier National park! I bought two pairs of…read moreearrings! I would've loved a painting, but we were on our motorcycles!

Wonderful art space located next to Hudson's on Sherman at 3rd. Mostly paintings but also some…read moregreat nature and wildlife photos. Mary is a wonderful salesperson and showed me the art I was interested in/ very patient and very kind. I will be back to decorate my home.

When we toured the JACC, we felt we had found our venue and chose the appropriate package based on…read morethe explanation we received by the event coordinator. BIG MISTAKE! We were told we would have the venue for 8 hours with full use of the Kitchen and the Patio. We live in Seattle so planning from a far was a little difficult. I got a phone call from someone asking a lot of questions which I answered. 2 weeks later I got an angry call from the office manager asking me all the SAME questions and with an attitude. I was already frustrated that I had to keep giving the same information over and over. Why wasn't this information being recorded? My mom took our caterer to the venue and the manager told them that our package did not include the use of the kitchen. WHAT!? She also informed us that we only had 6 hours, not 8. That includes set up and take down time!! I was furious at this point. I asked to speak to someone else in charge and finally got someone helpful who allowed us to use the kitchen. After all that drama, the day of the wedding came. The kitchen was filthy when we showed up so we spent half our prep time cleaning. The "Event Host" had no idea what he was doing so our guests had cold steak for dinner because he couldn't turn the ovens on.... unacceptable. My family and friends spent hours cleaning the venue (including things that weren't even asked of us). We left the venue far cleaner than the way we found it. To my surprise, the office manager sent me an email on our honeymoon stating that we stained their carpet and that we were to send her a check for $100 or she would cash my $500 deposit check. This was outrageous to me being that we DIDN'T EVEN USE THE CARPETED AREA for food transport and my father-in-law spent time to walk the venue with the event host to make sure there were no problems. I am overall so dissatisfied with the "service" we received. The staff of this venue was by far the most stressful and difficult part of our wedding.

Beautiful building! I've been there for concerts, cooking classes and art shows! That's just a few…read moreof the things they offer. I highly recommend them for private events.

Sondahl Pottery is exactly the kind of place that makes a road trip more interesting. Tucked away…read morein Spirit Lake, it's a small, rustic pottery shop filled with handmade stoneware by longtime local potter Brad Sondahl, who has been creating and selling his work there for decades. My wife and I each bought a coffee mug for $15, and we loved that no two pieces were exactly alike. The slight imperfections, variations in glaze, shape, and color are what give everything character. It feels handmade because it truly is, not manufactured to look handmade. The honor-system setup may be my favorite part. There's a price book and a calculator inside, and you can choose what you want and pay on your own. That tradition has actually been part of Sondahl Pottery for many years, which somehow makes the experience even cooler. The selection goes well beyond mugs, with bowls, dishes, platters, lidded vessels, lamps, and other functional pieces. It's a little off the beaten path, but if you appreciate handmade crafts, local artists, or just places with genuine personality, it's absolutely worth seeking out.

This place was magical. Located in Spirit Lake, it's right on a corner in a small town near the…read morelake. I took my son to see the lake and while driving away from it I stumbled upon this pottery place. I didn't know what I was getting into but the adventurer in me pulled over to see what this place was all about. I walked up to this outdoor shop and there I found so many lovely handmade pieces that it took me a very long time to narrow it down on what I wanted to buy! Walking around this pottery shop was like stepping into another world in another time! The dusty outdoor floors. The pottery all laid out on wooden shelves. The handmade pieces all unique. The sun shining through the shelves. I just got lost in all of it! There's a small "shack" that you can walk into and view even more pieces of pottery. And what I discovered in there was something very surprising. An honor system! There wasn't anyone in there taking payment or manning the shop. It was all on an honor code. They had paper laid out on a desk where you can write down what items you bought and a cashless system to buy your items with Venmo etc. wow! I've never been to a place like this and I ended up buying 3 pieces. A strainer, honey pot and sourdough container. They now sit on my kitchen counter and go beautifully with my ocean decor theme. I haven't used any of them bc they are just too beautiful.;)

Fantasically curated selection of toys for kids of all ages, and that includes us adults who never…read morereally grew up inside, as well! It's nice to see a store that understands the appeal of analog over digital, especially when it comes to fostering the imagination in the minds of our precious little ones! Great selection, helpful and friendly staff. Very recommended!

Went in and Austin was the most welcoming helping me find what I needed such an amazing store!read more

I love this store. The employees are awesome! Great selection of teacher items! Prices are…read morereasonable!

Not just for teachers; tons of awesome educational kits games puzzles books and posters. My kids…read moreloved going too, they had some toys out to touch and play with. I met two of the three ladies who work there (1 being the owner) and they were super friendly.

I'd give it a 4.5. They have a fantastic selection of fabric lines and more, with special lines for…read moreaprons and faux suedes. They also have a nice selection of panels, though those are a bit difficult to find around the store, since as a previous reviewer noted, you are kind of on your own to find what you want, as staff seemed to only be available at the cut station and register. They have a large selection of machines and long arm machines that you can try onsite. Unfortunately, the FQ selection is kind of slim. They also have many different classes and some hard to find notions like very large wooden buttons and different handles for projects. I tried the Whatnot app sale they recommend at the register. Wasn't super in love, but I have a hard time buying fabric I can't see in person. I was impressed with the variety and number of panels available. Will definitely be back!

I purchased a new machine from The Quilting Bee and had many problems with what I believe was a…read morelemon from a usually great company. Quilting Bee was always helpful, cheerful and concerned about my problem. They had it with their service people twice who tried very hard. Never was anyone other than kind. When I wanted a different machine from the same company they cheerfully took care of it. If you need a new machine, I highly recommend getting it from Quilting Bee

The variety of art from local artists is fantastic. There is something for everyone who is looking…read morefor a little piece of Spokane Art. Stop in and check it out and say hi to the artists who work it. They are always ready to chat art with you! :)

Family from Seattle area wanted to go to some art galleries. They loved the place and the low…read moreprices and especially the amazing local art. They made a purchase and are excited to go back on their next visit.

So before yesterday I would completely agree with everyone on the 3 stars or even less up until…read moreJuly 1st if last year when The Clay Connection was sold to new owners. The first time I visited The Clay Connection back in 2013, I was taken advantage of and the owner at the time was all about getting as much money out of you and belittling you when you asked questions. I purchased hundreds of dollars and didn't know what to do and was so turned off by my experience, that I never pursued pottery. Yesterday, 6 years later, the new Owner Linnell spent over an hour going over clays, tools, and firing with me. My experience was amazing and Linnell was so acknowledgeable. She also took the time to setup.a business account with me, as I've dived into making creations for my business. I can't wait to go back and refer Everyone here!

I'm (was) a newby. I'm trying really hard to think of 1 person who was not kind and patient and…read moreknowledgeable and able to teach. Not a one. The instructors are great. The studio is clean and inspiration pieces are easy to see. I'm learning more each time I come in.