Country gem! So many cool things, lots of name brand clothes, locally made items too. Clean and…read morewelcoming, excellent prices! Worth the drive!

The owners and staff go above and beyond for their customers. I truly love just going in to say…read morehello! There is no other place I rather shop for clothes or gifts!

A real hidden gem in small town Alberta! Ulla-la carries many of the same brands you find in…read moreCalgary boutiques but as clichéd as it might sound you get a real small town feeling in this shop, the staff is so friendly! Great, on-trend clothes, a nice selection of jeans and my favourite Nikibiki one size fits all (they really do!) tank tops.

This place is great for good quality furniture! From kitchen, Living room, bedroom. Now it is…read morepricey, but you get what you pay for. We have boughten a bedroom set, back in 2014 a few years back. :-) Stands up very well. The furniture is heavy and solid not made cheap with particle board. Moving the furniture around is impossible by yourself. Love this place for one of a kind items you can't get anywhere else. Not just furniture sold here, light fixtures, towels, nicknacks, craft Ideas as well as horse trailers! Rustic Ranch Furniture is located out in the country, so you'll have Plenty of parking. We Enjoy the friendly staff all willing to help us out.

What a fun place to shop! Amazing (but out of my price range) solid beautiful furniture. Some…read morerustic and ranch themed...and lots of beautiful knick nacks, dishes and other ornaments. A fun place to stop at if you are going through Airdrie. The also do sign making classes so if you live closer you may want to check it out.

A lot of selection and wonderful helpful employees. Worth visiting if you are in the area.read more

Love the fabrics in this store! The fabrics are beautiful and I tend to get a little carried away,…read morebut I see fabrics there I don't see other places and the quality is top notch. Makes the drive from Calgary worth well. there are a couple other places I like, but Craig's is at the top of the list.

Craig's is my go-to for my embroidery needs. They have a wonderful selection of embroidery thread…read moreand cotton fabric for a local business, though not much else as far as textiles go. Definitely a great store for quilting/embroidery, but you'd probably have to go further afield for more fabric options. The staff are always helpful and friendly and the entire atmosphere of the store is very cozy and comforting. I love going there just to wander the aisles of fabric. They also have a pretty decent selection of yarn and a ton of fun notions. I bought my favourite pair of unicorn embroidery scissors there. I'd definitely recommend them to any crafters in the area.

Really cool used book store with plenty of card games to purchase, it has a great selection of used…read morebooks. Lots of genres to choose from and some new releases for cheap. Definitely a chill place to get a latte and browse around for an hour, go check it out!

Great atmosphere and fabric selection. Very helpful staff. Lots of samples to get my creative…read morejuices flowing.

Always on the hunt for MIC products, I found this company that makes orthopaedic shoes in Alberta…read more The company started in 1994; their story and the description of their manufacturing process is on the website. Each pair is either has either an oil-rubbed or easy care finish. Now, these are not fashionable shoes - no strappy sandals or stilettos here. At a certain point in life, comfort is more important than la bella figura. Imagine the support and comfort of Birkenstock or Naot, but hand-made in your own country, and less expensive! How can you improve upon that? Oh yeah, it's a family-run business. During Covid, you need to make an appointment for in-person shopping, or you can shop online. I bought a pair online which arrived within the week. They are super comfy straight out of the box. Came with a nice little note from the owners thanking me for supporting their business. Shipping within Canada is $15 for the first pair, and $5 for each additional pair. If I could make one suggestion to the proprietors, it would be to make some one-strap and more two-strap styles. I'm not old enough to go for the three-strap style, so I would have liked a larger selection of shoes that didn't absolutely scream "orthopaedic". And they should advertise more; I would have bought from them long ago had I known that MIC shoes were an option.