Tashi Handmade Naturals is a very welcoming store to browse while you smell the wonderful scents of…read morefresh made soaps and lotions. You will never be disappointed in the products knowing they are made from natural ingredients. From the first moment you walk through the door, you will have decided this is a store you will definitely be returning to. Whether buying products you will use everyday, or choosing a gift, you will be so happy with your purchase. You will leave with a smile and a warm feeling of friendship. Oh, and my favorites? The Bug Balm, lip balm (which never leave my pockets especially in summer), and the many different bar soaps.

If you are looking for skin care, Tashi soaps has you covered. The owner has first hand experience…read morewith what harsh chemicals can do and she is committed to providing the cosmetics and skin care products people seek free from synthetic ingredients that build up in your body over time. If you don't know the damage brand-name soaps and products can cause, I encourage you to stop by Tashi to learn why you should be making healthier beauty supply choices. I am inspired by the owners dedication to solving a problem that faced her family not just for herself but for her whole community.

A peaceful, powerful museum with heart, history, and incredible care…read more The Favell Museum in Klamath Falls completely exceeded our expectations. It's a quiet, three-story space full of beautifully preserved Native American artifacts, Western art, and historic collections that feel both intimate and deeply respected. We came in just hoping to learn -- and left with a whole new appreciation for everything this place holds. Admission was $15 per adult, with a small senior discount for my mom. Tribal and Native members are welcomed in for free. The staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and clearly proud of the space. They even allowed my sister to bring her leashed dog inside, as long as he stayed calm -- a thoughtful, trusting gesture we really appreciated. Each floor has its own character: * Top floor: An open gallery walk-through with art from the early to mid-1900s, where they also host art classes and community events. It felt calm, creative, and inspiring. * Middle floor: The main museum, with 5-6 rooms filled with Native artifacts, cultural pieces, and a separate vault room for antique weapons. Every display was arranged with care and depth. * Bottom floor: A rest area with beautiful leather chairs, a warm rug, Western art on the walls, and the most spacious, well-kept bathrooms we've seen in any museum. It felt like a lounge, not a lower level. The overall vibe was calm and deeply respectful. While it was a little tricky to photograph some of the exhibits due to lighting glare on the glass cases, that didn't take away from the beauty and storytelling in the collections. Other notes: * They accept Apple Pay * The gift shop is beautiful, with thoughtfully chosen, high-quality items * Everything is clearly maintained with care, from the exhibits to the restrooms Going to museums like this and supporting organizations that protect and share cultural history keeps authenticity alive. It's humbling, beautiful, and grounding in a way that's hard to put into words. We built real memories here and left feeling connected, inspired, and grateful. If you're anywhere near Klamath Falls, don't miss this place.

The Favell is a museum of Native American and western artifacts. There is also a gallery that…read morefeatures contemporary art exhibitions. I'm a little uncomfortable with the Native clothing, tools, cultural and personal items. How did the Favell come into possession of these things? The arrowhead collection is enormous. There is a diverse rock collection as well. I'd say it's worth a visit.

I was visiting in town and my husband sent me flowers from this shop. It was a beautiful…read morearrangement and it lasted so well. Thank you!

Very disappointing, my son spent well over $200 on flowers for me to celebrate Mother's Day. Sadly…read moreafter 24 hours many were dying and now 48 hours in 1/3 of the flowers are dead. I reached out to the owner who placed the blame on myself accusing me of not watering them. Shame on her! I sent photos and again no accountability on her part. So save yourself $200 and pick up some flowers at Safeway, they will last longer and not cost a fortune. To my fellow STM community, if I could give ZERO stars I would!!

Such a huge selection of books and a very helpful staff! They have bargain books out front which…read moreare actually currently popular books. I stayed until they closed and could have lingered longer.

Good deals, dollar books, decent selection. People there are very nice. Deak, buy 5 dollar books,…read moreget 5 free. Nice.