A wonderful air conditioned location that contains a myriad of items, foods and memorabilia made in…read moreNevada. A great spot to pick up souvenirs, home wares, jewelry, photos, paintings and more. Orderly rooms. Proud artisans. Friendly workers. Lots of parking. I always like to stop by and see what's new, old and interesting.

Visited this past weekend as I was attending the Gem and Mineral Show at the Reno Town Mall…read more Quaint little store with owners that appear to rent space and sell local goods. Lots of Nevada merchandise - shirts, hats, photography - all at reasonable or below market price. There were re-sell goods. Books, jewelry, vintage goods. It is a combination vintage and local gift shop. Right up my alley as I support re sell, up sell items. Great on reducing our carbon footprint and no tariff fees! The ladies working there were very nice. Check it out.. Clean, organized, easy to get around and fun to look at all of the nostalgic stuff!

This place is adorable!…read more My boyfriend and I stopped in after the storefront caught our attention while were going to Starbucks. It's full of little trinkets. Some new, some antique, some classic, some quirky. The owner/manager/employee that was on shift was super pleasant and welcoming. She engaged in conversation and made us feel welcome. The shop is kind of tucked away in a center that you wouldn't really expect to find it in. I hope they do well in the future and are able to get the word out about the store. Our house is full of fun sayings or inspirational feel good signs so we picked up another fun one we found that day. Check this place out and tell them a Yelper said hi! =)

This is a great shopping spot. I love unique places and this is probably the best I've seen in…read moreReno. Super friendly and excellent selection with reasonable prices.

I absolutely love repurposing! Given a blank canvas, the…read morebrilliance and creativity and vision people have to repurpose a "post office " into a welcoming eclectic gathering gallery is something phenomenal! A work in progress, the basement offers retail shops such as bookstores, disc shop, bicycle shop and a fantastic curiosity shop. There is an early era barbershop, not male exclusive, restaurants, Tataima Shabu Shabu (5 stars), and more. Unfortunately we were held captive by a quarter stealing parking meter. It ate 8 quarters and gave us time for 4. . Note to everyone, there's free parking on Center Street. The basement is a fantastic place. Just allow yourself time to relax,explore and enjoy.

The Basement... a name that should strike dread in your heart because as you descend the steps you…read moreleave your mundane lives behind you and arrive in a place both ancient and modern at the same time. What exactly happens down in the Basement... nobody is quite sure. Some say there's an archaic coffee shop and a place to get morsels. Others say there's a place to be served and groomed by professional Barbers/Aestheticians. Still yet, others say there's a multitude of services for the mind and body. The walls of the Basement laden with art of the most unpredictable sort... To truly understand the Basement one must become one with the Basement and truly transcend time and space.

Born in the 50s. Grew up in the 60s. Love, Peace and Music…read morestill works for me. Fulfilling your groovy needs since '98, Hippies is where Love, Peace and Music still rule. Hippies is a store for dreamers and their dreams. A store for life and all the joys it brings. A store for laughs. A store with memories you've memorized to keep your winters warm are. A store where all that's good gets better. A store for life. A store for love. A store for you. I've been shopping at Hippies for decades. I recently was there for Christmas present shopping because they have groovy stuff, patriotic merchandise and a Veterans and Military Discount. Merchandise selection, customer service and cleanliness was adequate. Hippies' owners like their Freedom so they have a daily Military and Veterans Discount as a token thank you to Veterans and GIs which provides resource to ensure Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare one-half of one-percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans' and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population. The Hippie Movement peaked with the 1967 Summer of Love. As a Hippie myself, my Hippie friends and I read a lot, spent a lot of time learning and sharing our learning. We had container gardens over-flowing with vegetables and flowers and weed, and we brewed our own beers. Some had chickens. We became experts at salvaging and re-purposing. We traded and bartered as we had little cash. We loved classical and jazz music then invented our own blues, folk and rock music. We got around by walking, mountain bikes, our beloved VW "People's Car" buses or little put-put boats we'd salvaged. We were pro-Peace. We put on the holiday parades. We kept our word, oaths and promises. We helped out each other. We Honorably Served in America's Armed Forces where we started the Sir! No Sir! Movement, the GI movement to end the Viet Nam war https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64VULejzNhc. We then served on the Boards of Directors of various non-profits we either started or volunteered for. We were Conservationists. We were jacks-of-all-trades and masters of several. We taught at colleges and universities. How the Hippies Saved Physics https://www.hippiessavedphysics.com/. We were whimsical. We had very little debt. We gave ourselves and each other roots to grow and wings to fly. A good legacy for a bunch of bright, fun-loving and underemployed young Hippies. In the early 1980s, yuppies and their high-end Mercedes and Range Rovers and mountain of debt began to replace the Hippies. By the late 1990's there were only remnants remaining of the Hippie Culture. This Hippies store is a remnant. Another remnant is The Serial: A Year in the Life of Marin County, which I have an original copy of the book, a satirical novel by Cyra McFadden. In 1976, the book's chapters had been serialized in the Marin County alternative weekly newspaper Pacific Sun, as well as the San Francisco Chronicle. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th... The Giger Chronicles, by a different author, picks up where The Serial left off, and satirizes the rise of the yuppies in Marin County, California. scribd.com/document/5710... No complaints and no regrets I still believe in chasing dreams and placing bets But I had learn that all you give is all you get So give it all you got I had my share I drank my fill And even though I'm satisfied I'm hungry still To see what's down another road beyond the hill And do it all again So here's to life And every joy it brings So here's to life To dreamers and their dreams Funny how the time just flies How love can go from warm hellos To sad goodbyes And leave you with the memories you've memorized To keep your winters warm For there's no yes in yesterday And who knows what tomorrow brings or takes away As long as I'm still in the game I want to play For laughs for life for love So here's to life And every joy it brings Here's to life For dreamers and their dreams May all your storms be weathered And all that's good get better Here's to life Here's to love Here's to you May all your storms be weathered And all that's good get better Here's to life Here's to love Here's to you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTv3TONfTTQ . . . https://www.facebook.com/Hippiespipesandincense https://www.facebook.com/jacobinmag/videos/sir-no-sir/1943898838970141/ On this day in US history, 5 December 2006, 13 GIs were killed fighting in Iraq during the previous week.

I love visiting this store. The incense is great and it is just a great place to visit. Prices…read moreare great and the staff is awesome.

I love this little art studio and can't wait to take more classes here! I participated in a Dutch…read morePour Class (offered through Artown) and had so much fun making a set of coasters. The class size was perfect for this activity, allowing for the teacher to adequately share instructions, demonstrate the process, and work one-on-one with students as needed. The instructions were organized on a print out with all the materials and supplies needed to replicate the activity at home and referenced during the instruction portion of the class. The materials for the class were well-maintained and organized at each place setting for each student. I've taken other art classes elsewhere and I felt like this was a step above with regard to organization, instruction, and take away materials. I loved the experience so much that I'm going to take another class in October, and this time I'm bringing a friend! In addition to the art classes and studio, Copper Cat also has a delightful little art/gift shop with items made from the artists in studio. Most are in the front shop, but some pieces are scattered throughout. Take your time looking at all the wonderful pieces... so many great art gems for sale at very affordable prices. This little shop is now on my go-to for gift shopping.

Finally made it out to visit Copper Cat Studio! What a beautiful shop; so much larger than I ever…read moreexpected. Spacious and well-lit classroom space. I'm not a mosaic or stained glass artist, but even to my eyes, the supply they carry looked amazing. Also local artists' works (including the owner Katie's) throughout; perfect for gift shopping. Yes, original art makes great gifts, while supporting a local woman-owned business! Everything is so tastefully, lovingly displayed. Just very lovely space. Hope you'll come visit.

In terms of touristy knick knacks, this place was a great find. If you're looking for keychains,…read moresnow globes, postcards, t-shirts, and anything else you can put Reno or Tahoe on, they've got it! Nice people, also

Great little place to find all your souvenirs and Reno paraphernalia. Easy location near the Reno…read moreArch.

I love this little gift shop. Nicky, the owner is as great as they come. She is professional, kind…read moreand very nice. She has items I've never seen before and I always find some cool new product in her store. Her prices are fantastic and I go in every tome I visit Reno.

This is the cutest gift shop ~ love Mimi & her mom!! Great products, always bringing in new and fun…read moreitems. This is my go to spot for gifts ~ they never disappoint and I have never walked out empty handed. Quality of all the products in their boutique are top notch!

Omg, I just love this store...the owners name is Debbie and she can educate you on everything in…read morethis upscale gift shop!! She is the sweetest! I came to the store to specifically buy some candy bars that I saw on Facebook. They are perfect for gifting! I found them immediately and was in heaven. Debbie explained them to me and there I went picking and choosing.... I ended up with 15 bars and was happy as a LARK to gift these out! Needless to say I went back for another 10 candy bars as I found the bourbon and pecan pie was my favorite and I needed more for myself and others. I'll post a pic and you can see the description of these candy bars! Thank you Debbie for the wonderful customer service and the candy bar you gifted me, I'll be seeing you soon when I need a unique gift!

Replenish has made it so easy for me to reduce my household plastic use. I love to come on Tuesday…read moreand refill my laundry detergent, dish soap, hand soap and more (Tuesday is 10% off refills). I highly recommend checking out this local and women owned business!

Came across Replenish and got attracted in by their display and set up. Store owner was working…read morethat day and she was really nice, she was able to give me info on her store and products. I bought the Kentucky bourbon soap and it is definitely good quality. I have tried other soaps like dr. Squatch but definitely going to stick with Replenish not just because they are local and kind but the smell of their Kentucky bourbon soap is unreal. How ever they make their soap they are made great because it does not break or ware out easily and smell amazing. I need to try their other soaps and lotion products.

Natural Selection is such a cool place with plants and taxidermy galore. Every time I visit,…read morethere's something new to see because they get frequent shipments, so it never feels the same twice. The owner posts frequently on Instagram so you can see what comes in. The owner is incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely enthusiastic. They let me fully nerd out over some skulls, which honestly made my day. You can tell there's real care and expertise behind everything in the shop. There was also a living dog and bearded dragon there that they let me pet. The plants are always healthy and beautiful, which isn't always easy to find in specialty spaces like this. The oddities themselves are high quality and thoughtfully curated. It can seem a little expensive at first, but the quality absolutely makes it worth it. I bought a heteropteryx bug today and it's stunning. Every visit makes me want more. My long-term goal is to fill my biology classroom with pieces like this, and this shop is pure inspiration. If you love natural history, oddities, or beautifully curated weird things, this place is a must. I love it here.

What a beautiful store and lovely and friendly owner! Beautiful selection of natural oddities and…read moreplants. We bought a beautiful turtle shell and some puffer fish. The owner was very knowledgeable and helpful too!