Nelsonville is a fantastic little town ...so interesting and full of Americana…read more The Nelsonville Emporium just drew me in with its cheerful store front decor. Marjie was wondering what goodies are inside ! Full of items some displayed on a bright cherry wall, The Emporium did not disappoint. Marjie digs Nelsonville Emporium.

What a gem of a find! There were tons of locally made food and art. The pretzel roll was delicious!…read moreIf we're in the area again, we will definitely stop back.

The owners were wonderful and called to rectify the situation and no longer have that employee. We…read morewill definitely be back !!!

If you are into wind chimes, this would be the place for you. As this is the only spot on this road…read morewith anything on it, its safe to say that this place is hard to miss. All the wind chimes hanging outside should give it away. I don't know how else to describe this place other than that there are a lot of wind chimes. We bought a couple and they are very lovely. The downside is that the shop is very far out of the way. There is a Christmas shop right next door, but it's August so.. yeah. There are chimes ranging from 10 to 100$ so there should be something available in your price range.

I'm so glad I discovered Celebrate Local at Easton Town Center. As a lover of all things local,…read morethis place is like heaven. It's filled to the brim with locally made items, everything from food to clothing, home decor, jewelry, wine, and more. It's definitely a great place to shop for a thoughtful gift. You can certainly find something special here. On my last visit I walked out with a delicious sugar cookie and a jar of elderberry jam, both made right here in Columbus! The staff here is very informed on the items in the store and where they come from. They can also fill you in on the stories behind them, which is very cool. If you haven't stopped in for a visit, I suggest you make it a priority.

Our family was excited to go into the store. There were lots of cute items. Unfortunately the…read moreemployee couldn't pull herself away from her technology. She never acknowledged us. We left without making a purchase. The employee was old enough to know better.

Worth visiting if you are ever in Logan; they take you through the entire manufacturing process and…read moreare one of the few remaining washboard manufacturers in the United States. What makes it great is the fact that they use a lot of old-fashioned technology.

This place has a few owners but is primarily run by 4 women. I hope I get all of my facts straight,…read morebut they are the last washboard manufacturer in the US! Several different sizes and it was great to see them put together. They offer tours, sales, a really cute ice cream stand and more. They've been featured on WOSU and I think the history channel. People still order for off the grid living, decoration, and one other reason. I forget that one sorry! They also have a map with pins of every location they've shipped to! (Near Siberia was a pin I found to be neato). This sort of labor of love is worth supporting. Finding owners in house who care about their customers and their trade is reason enough for me to stop every time I'm in town. You should to.

We visited here after dinner at Schmidt's. This was a perfect place for us to come on our first…read morevisit to Columbus. They have a lovely selection of gifts made by Ohio artisans, including wall Art, jewelry, Christmas ornaments, and cards. The service was good and helpful. We found a souvenir ornament made by an Ohio artist.

This is my second time to the red stable, and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time. The…read moreselection of Ohio local artistry shines. The person working behind the counter was so friendly and helpful to everyone. This store is worth a stop if you're in German Village. Don't miss out on some of the incredible artistry items. You can find a special gift for anyone.

Made a point to visit here as my friend and I love to see local artists and their wares, especially…read morehere where you can watch them as they create pieces. They weren't many people on this Memorial Day holiday so we were able to sit and watch three gentlemen at work creating the most beautiful iridescent glass pumpkins and ask questions about them and their experience/ employment at the studio. We got to sit for at least 20-25 minutes then browsed the shop to see the different items for sale. I really liked some small glass ornaments on entering the building but decided I should look around more and go watch the demonstration first and intended on buying on my way out. A young lady behind the counter was assisting a customer very patiently, while they struggled to decide on purchases for gifts. This customer was at the counter when I walked in, and she was still there close to 30 minutes later! I ended up putting my ornaments back and left. There's an outdoor garden art area with lovely items for sale, discounted for the holiday; I could tell driving by. The studio is worth the visit for sure! Due to the nature of the items being unique, individually handcrafted pieces that cannot be duplicated they are more expensive. But there were some affordable items. Definitely stop in!

Families with young children (or really, anyone of any age) who is in the Hocking Hills area needs…read moreto stop by the Jack Pine Studio and watch a demo. The crew at the glassblowing studio work all day to make the signature Jack Pine glass pumpkins, and also other glass sculptures and art ... but mostly pumpkins. It's amazing to watch them work with the hot molten glass, shape it and hammer it down to create actual objects. The demos are free, and there is a small seating area outside where you can watch the demos take place outdoors. There is also the option to step inside and watch, too. Best of all: The demos are free! And you don't need to make an appointment or reservations or anything -- just show up and take a seat, and watch the magic happen. When we were there, there was a woman who was narrating what was happening and what the artisans were doing as it was taking place. If you're so inclined to buy yourself a piece of glass art, you can visit the gift shop, which is right in the same building. There's pumpkins, but also all kinds of other things, like vases, glass ornaments, bowls, and also metal sculptures, too. You might also see a dog there (I think her name was Mathilda?), the resident Chihuahua.

Stopped in here after dining in Der Dutchman as they are attached to the restaurant. They are a…read morelovely & huge gift shop though somewhat pricey. They have their Christmas decorations out and it really put me in the holiday mood to browse through their shop. I was pleased to see their big collection of Ohio State items - Go Bucks! I definitely want to return to shop as I saw some things I would like to buy for Christmas and birthday gifts. I like that they carry some unique items I haven't seen elsewhere.

This store is located inside Der Dutchman. It is a huge, 2-story shop…read more There is a HUGE selection of Vera Bradley items. This is a great place to shop for almost any occasion... from home interior decorations, to cards, to patio and garden decorations. Also, lace and Amish quilts. You name it, they seem to have a selection of it. The staff is always very friendly and helpful!! That is always a nice touch to any business!!

Cute, rustic shop. With friendly owners. A must visit. New inventory added Wkly. Excellent prices,…read morevery clean and great environment.

I'm not sure where to start. This building itself holds a special place in my heart. From…read morepractically living out of the third floor apartment in my twenties, to collecting random and weird pieces from Clossmans Antiques that I still have ten plus years later, this place simply attracts cool things. These days Gemini's is running out of the space. They have a huge collection of minerals and healing stones and crystals. I absolutely loved their colorful glass collection, books on tarot, beautiful jewelry, selection of teas, and candles. It's a giant space and there's more tucked around every corner. The second floor even houses leftover antiques. It's a fabulous place to thrift. I ended up leaving with a gorgeous piece of aurora quartz, a hematite ring, a large selenite wand, and a nice size junk of tumbled jasper. All for about twenty bucks. The prices were great and I'm super pleased with my purchase. The staff was also so friendly and helpful. The entire place smelled like sage, I loved every bit of it and I'll be back!

the workers are very nice and the store has many unique items. They have crystals ,books, jewelry,…read moreand incense. They have tarot cards and multiple different religion Books to help study. Over all I think the store is nice and so are the workers