This is a fun store with a lot of unique items. Most items are Michigan themed - fossils, lions…read moregear, necklaces, food etc. cool place to find something unique.

This store is on the Main Street going through town…read more It's fun! A lot of gift idea and unique things like yard Yahtzee, License plate signs and items to support veterans. The place was tidy and clean. The customer service was great and helpful picking out gifts

The problem with this place is that the lady we have encountered on several visits is not at all…read morefriendly. We think she is the director of the gallery. Witnessed her denigrating our city to a couple visiting from Illinois recently; and we sought them ought on the sidewalk after they left the place, and tried to sell Midland to them.They couldn't believe her attitude. She was exceptionally rude to my wife and a friend this past weekend. We won't ever visit this place ever again.

As a resident of the area who has also traveled a goodish bit and seeks out independant coffee…read moreshops and local galleries, I find visits to this space interesting in presenting a wide array of local arts and crafts. A great place to find that focal point for a room or, as I have found on a couple different occasions, the perfect small item to round out a difficult gift for an important individual.

Such a cute museum Huge variety of history…read more Clean Well kept Staff were friendly and helpful- knowledgeable as well Highly recommended Along with a stop into the library next door Beautiful place

Very affordable and a great gem! Loved the museum. Lots to enjoy and very informational.read more

The Antique boutique in Sanford is a great little shop full of beautiful home decor antiques,…read moreupcycled furniture & thrifted treasures at great prices! there is no other shop around like it in the area! I love shopping here! worth the trip!

If you are around the Frankenmuth area this antique store is worth the short trip. Beautiful & well…read moredisplayed items. Prices are fair. On site bathroom available. Pleasant staff & Mike himself was onsite.

True antique stores are becoming increasingly rare, so it was absolutely thrilling to stumble upon…read morethis store during one of my antique jaunts. Lots of gorgeous and truly OLD furniture in amazing condition. Many booths have smaller items too. Absolutely zero junk! I thought the prices were mostly reasonable as well.

We have had several prints framed here and they turn out absolutely amazing every time! Brandy is…read moreso friendly and always works closely with us to find the best frames and mats to compliment the artwork we present to her. She is always very professional, inviting, and is clearly passionate about doing her best work. She takes our ideas and transforms them beyond our expectations, a quality I always look for in any artistic professional. Love her work.

I am so impressed! Wonderful service and adorable shop. I will certainly be back! Also, great place…read moreto buy locally made products.

*Please note that this location has moved to: 4658 State…read moreStreet Saginaw, MI 48603 Now on to the review... Before I buy anything from an online scrapbook store, I come here first. Scrapbook stores have been struggling in the recent years and I want to support my local store. Unfortunately, it has been difficult to find on trend and affordable items at this shop for a number of reasons. First, the store is organized by theme, not by brand or by kind as in most stores we're all probably familiar with. This works out great if you plan to do a camping layout, a baby layout, or a holiday themed project. This is not so great for those of us who shop by category instead of theme. I usually have to walk around the aisles and browse really hard to weed through the theme items to look for what I want. (To be fair, Thickers & alphabet stickers are against one wall of the shop, and the albums and stamps are in one general area.) Second, the store has limited brand selection. They carry a lot of different items, but for some reason, they are usually not the on trend items that are current and popular. For example, I was looking for some things from October Afternoon, Studio Calico, Elle Studio, and Amy Tangerine and I was told that they either didn't carry it, or that the products they did carry were from old(er) releases. Bummer. Lastly, the items here cost a little bit more unless you have a coupon or they are running a special promotion. During my last visit, an item that I saw elsewhere was priced at $2.50 and it was $5.99 here. That's a more extreme example, but it made me wonder about the price difference. On the upside, the staff here is friendly and welcoming. They try to be helpful. Scrapbook Peddler has also relocated to a newer and much brighter location than their previous store. I am happy that there is a local scrapbook store in town, but due to aforementioned reasons, I may not visit as often. This is probably worth checking out if you're already in the area, but not something to go out of your way for.

A member of staff and a customer were openly discussing about how trans people are "confused" and…read moreother such comments. Being trans myself, I don't really feel welcome there anymore.

Word on the street is this is that place for Hippies and weirdo's that like swords. I've heard it…read moreall.. "oh, you mean that weird store, with the junk." It's not junk. It's called handicrafts, crafts made by hand. Most likely hands of skilled crafts people from distant lands. I'd guess most of it comes from South and Central Americas. But yes, they do carry some funky items like wacky looking candles, strange edged swords, knives and such. I dig handicraft items such as the bracelets, anklets and neck pieces. Here they keep many of these in large bowls with many pieces overlapping each other. Lots of this stuff can be purchased for as low as five to ten dollars per item. I've shopped here a few times and realized a few things. The counter staff are usually unaware as to what or where the stuff comes from. General knowledge only. Many of the pieces I've purchased in the past fell apart within a few uses. Very important that you test out the strength or elasticity of the pieces before buying. (Pull it, stretch it and twist it) I have a few that fell apart and since this place is located three hundred miles away, there's nothing I can do with them. I have one men's bracelet (purchased here) that I've had now for a couple years purchased for $5 dollars which is as good as some pieces I've picked up at festivals in Chicago which came overseas from Ghana. The last time I was in Saginaw the mall was looking bleak, so I hope this store stays around for some time. Often time's jewelry made from wood or other raw materials are hard to find with a decent price at American craft or beading stores. These pieces are usually exported from countries where they are made in mass quantities and the price will always be low.