I visited this store for the first time in honor of Shop Small / Small Business Saturday…read more It's a non-profit that is run by volunteers. How amazing is that?! Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. A bit chatty, but I didn't mind. Everything was well organized and labeled correctly. Prices were comparable to online, some of the things I bought were cheaper than Amazon. . Good selection of gifts for all ages, and various occasions. I look forward to my next visit!

What a lovely place. This is a small store, but it's filled to the brim with quality over quantity…read more One side of the store has a wall long bookshelf and there are books available for every level, from toddler to scholarly. There are also beautiful gifts, from handmade Celtic crosses to collectibles made by Roman, rosaries and more. The volunteer staff is very welcoming and will answer any question you may have.

My sister spent the majority of her time shopping here while we were visiting Holly…read more She loved everything. Including the shop cat, named CeCe, who was sleepy but amiable. She ended up getting a throw for her couch and a new kitchen rug. She resisted trying to get Cece, but she did give her lots of loving!

Another must see antique shop in Holly. Holly is a bit out of the way, but we always find…read moretreasures there

Extremely scary the acts really got in character! Very tight squeezes and lots of jump scares…read more Would recommend to anyone looking for a thrll!

very very scary attraction, it is definitely worth it to check out!! we got there very early when…read morewe went, which I highly recommend, as the lines get insanely backed up when you go later on in the night. I have done the house, forest, and hayride attractions here and would definitely go back! The hayride is a good "warm up" attraction for those who are more hesitant to scarier haunts but definitely worth it! the forest was honestly the scariest attraction to me, and the house was very cool too due to the quality and effort that was put into its design. Will go back next year!

I LLLOVE live (EXCELLENT) music…read more SERVICE: HIGHLY RECOMMEND! So I happened to find this event online as I searched for things to do. Since it was FREE admission and no tickets required, I thought to check it out. This a nonprofit group of volunteers organized as a symphony orchestra that performs at various locations as posted on their socials (#TMSO), playing public domaine classical pieces. The director is humorous and excellent curator of the whole experience. QUALITY: WOW. Full. Stop. AMAZING, INTIMATE PERFORMANCE. VALUE: No charge. Donations welcomed. Great thing to do for a date night. PICS TELL MORE. https://www.troymetro.org/

I have no idea what they all about. All the books are used and they have a dog running around in…read morethe store. I like animals fine, but not when I'm trying to shop. The selection is primarily romance, romance, romance. If you like used romance books this might be your cup of tea. Not for me!

I have enjoyed my experience each time I have gone into the Neverending Story, I have found what I…read moream looking for most of the time and surprises that made me happy to find there.

They have many unique and interesting plants. One of the few places that has annual Datura (angel…read moretrumpets). Also carry Bounce and Big Bounce Impatiens, which are gorgeous and disease resistant. We also drive over an hour one way but it's always worth it. Have been shopping here for many years.

Day farms and Debbie Day supply the highest quality plants and personal care better than any place…read moreI've ever been. I have been working with Debbie for years and get amazing results with her plants. Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Imlay City looks amazing every year as a result of Day Farms. Her pre-planted pots are outstanding. Alan Karwowski Imlay City

Quaint little downtown area here in Lake Orion. It's small and only down Broadway mostly…read more Several eateries, kid friendly shops, barber, salon, jewelry, bath accessories, costume shop, some boutique shops too. It's a short and small downtown, hit cute nonetheless. They have a chocolate shop and my favorite running shop in town too.

After visiting Orchard Lake and Cass Lake in Michigan we wanted to check out the town of Lake…read moreOrion. This review is based on the downtown and the lake (which branches a block off the downtown) I was not surprised to find Lake Orion used to be more of a tourist town, and now is more of a residential town ( I am guessing because it is so close to Metro Detroit) The downtown is nice and bustling with Cobblestone street and the Lake veers, twists, and turns around the whole community offering great views and lakefront property. The boats were out and about and I would suggest this area as a place to visit even if just for a day trip.

Went this Sunday for the Michigan Lavender Festival…read more It's luckily about 10 degrees cooler than over by our house. Lots of lavender infused and themed soaps, scrubs, lemonade, tea, lotions, cookies, ice cream and etc.

$15 to get in Monday through Thursday, and $20 on Friday and Saturday…read more Had a great time here with friends and would definitely recommend going to check out the grandstand events as well as all of the rides and other attractions. Of course there are games and food stands to visit while you're inside. For the price, I don't think you can find much cheaper of a fair to attend. The entrance price covers all the rides inside and the events as well. Only thing to pay once you get inside is for any food or drinks that you want and some of the typical pay-to-play games.