You are going to find that gift or your own personal must haves in this huge local downtown shop…read more Pretty impressive holiday selection found here that is relatively inexpensive but a few items are high. Staff is friendly and there to help. Shop local!

Love this store! While up there visiting my son we found this store looking for tee shirts to…read morebring back home. Their very friendly and my tee shirt I bought myself is my best tee shirt ever. I'll be going back up to WV the end of the month can't wait until I can go back and buy more tee shirts.

Stumbled upon this little store when looking for a particular Antiques shop…read more Interior is jammed pack with a variety of things, a lot of cute stuff. Most of which is reasonably priced. Lost stars because the employees were super unfriendly. They were delightful to the (much older) ladies in the store, but us? , We must have done them wrong in a past life or something. As a younger couple, we've become accustomed to the frequent unwarranted disdain.

The iconic Fur Peace Ranch is foremost a camp for all levels of guitar training taught by a variety…read moreof accomplished rock, blues, classical and folk guitarists, mostly from back in the day. The charming 42 acre ranch is owned by legendary guitarist, Jorma Kaukonen, from Jefferson Airplane and founder of Hot Tuna. Big bands from the 60's. But the ranch also includes a terrific concert venue, cool "psychedelic" museum and homey cafe. If you are lucky enough to attend a concert here you are in for an awesome, special and incredible experience. I say lucky because the concert venue has approx. 220 seats and 3/4 of them are held by season subscription holders (30 shows). The remaining go on sale to the public and are typically sold out within an hour of becoming available. At times, it can help to know someone. ;-) Their approach to seating is unique and refreshing from most every other venue you have ever been. The place itself is pretty in a rustic way and intimate like your family room. The high quality sound system compliments the superb artists playing. The crowd can be described as old hippies with a sprinkling of younger music aficionados. People are not trying to take pictures, but instead just grooving on the sounds. Along with the music you can enjoy popcorn, cookies, coffee, cider , etc. that are for sale. But, there are NO ALCOHOL SALES. Probably a good thing since it is out in the MIDDLE OF NO WHERE and you have to drive on a one lane, winding road, up a hill to enter & exit. At night, it is black out there! Being at FPR is a memorable experience that you will want to recreate many times over.

Such a cool place! I went for the pho dinner. You pay for dinner and stay for live music. Show up a…read morefew minutes early and you can walk the grounds and check out the gift shop and museum in the silo where there is tons of music memorabilia and art. I can see how this would be a totally nostalgic experience for some. If nothing else, it's something different to do. Definitely worth checking out!

Love this place! So cool to see all the local stuff showcased...artisans, authors, etc. A great…read moregateway to HWV.

From the owner: The Red Caboose is a regional artisan center and gift shop operated by the Huntington Area…read moreConvention & Visitors Bureau. The shop, located in the Visitors Center at Heritage Station represents more than 200 local and regional creatives. The shop carries original fine art, t-shirts, artisan glass, local interest books, handcrafted jewelry, artisan food products, souvenirs such as postcards and magnets, and much, much more. Take a piece of Huntington home.

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.

What a store. You can feel the love put into the offerings and the missions they support. The staff…read morewas so sweet and not in a hurry. She told us about the products and the mission. My wife shared her love for ethically made and fair wage goods. They even swapped a few names of companies that the other should know. Tastefully displayed it was much like walking through a super cute tour of craftsmanship and design.

From the owner: Gifts That Gives Back is a fair trade shop that partners with artisans in over 35 countries to…read moreassist in ending generational poverty by being the hands and feet of Jesus. By shopping with purpose, you take part in ending so many terrible things, and helping these artisans send their children to school to receive an education, secure the family unit, and provide jobs with a fair wage and an ethical workplace.

This is the best Capitol gift shop I have ever been to! Located in the museum building (not the…read moreCapitol building). Soft and amazing t shirt designs, plenty of ornaments, post cards - all the kitschy local stuff- just perfect! There are 2 free regular parking spots for the gift shop with a one hour limit in the ADA lot but employees must park there because on multiple days they were taken. Parking is super cheap with the meters, you just have to walk across from the other lot.

Nice gift shop inside the state museum . It's big and stocked with a variety of state themed…read moresouvenirs and local products . Lots of variety from local wines and honey and maple syrup to blown glass , books and candles. If you are a pressed penny collector , there is a machine inside the gift shop with four different designs - the cost is 75 cents + one penny.

I always love shopping at Bob's, especially in the spring. The employees are helpful and they have…read morea great selection.

Tony and I was on the hunt for the perfect mother's day garden gift and this place was packed with…read morelast minute shoppers. We didn't buy anything the line to check out was way to long We will definitely go back

Dairy Barn is one of the greatest collections of local flavor in Athens. It features artwork from…read morelocal painters and sculptors. The barn has many exhibits depending on the time. It's in a beautifully restored old barn. The one bad thing is the changing hours. I like art. If it's a local artist, that excites me even more. This is a good place for finding some beautiful hand crafted pieces. If you're looking for a present, they have a gift shop area. The only thing frustrating about this is figuring out when it's open. It says hours on its entrance, but it's not always correct. The artwork is worth making a trip for. I want to support the local artists, and that can be done by visiting the Dairy Barn. It has s great collection of crafts. There's an area you can buy many.

I recently visited this gallery for the Bead International 2008 opening night. I went because my…read morebeaded fire truck was juried into the show and will be exhibited there all summer... I had a wonderful experience at this gallery. It is a historic dairy barn that was almost torn down at one point, and now it houses beautiful art & craft exhibitions. Also, I am very impressed with the staff. They are very friendly, professional, and they really know how to treat their guests. They also did a fabulous job displaying all of the beadwork. You can see more pics, as well as some of the show here: http://blog.thelonebeader.com/2008/05/cultural-weekend.html ... Enjoy! :D

What a delightful shop with a huge inventory of creative and special products. We ended up getting…read morea Father's Day gift, special Birthday Card, Mothman Barret, a beautiful ceramic mug that I'm using for my paint brushes, a drag queen candle, an adorable feminine coffee mug with a bug pattern that my science teacher friend loved and a cute paint set to mail to my sister! The staff was so kind and friendly. I can't say enough nice things about it.

This is one of the best shops on Planet Earth…read more Hyperbole? Eh, maybe. But maybe not. It's awesome. (Or to be in the spirit of the shop, I should say it's ****ing awesome.) I first wandered in years ago, motivated by a sign on the door warning of adult language. I wasn't disappointed. I got to meet Noelle and her husband and see her spectacular ceramic work and t-shirt designs as well as a fabulous curation of pro-human merchandise from small businesses and indie brands. I spent a lot of money and a lot of time chatting and didn't regret any of it. I stop in every time I'm in Huntington now and buy online when I'm not because they're just that good. My husband lives in his "Resist Much, Obey Little" t-shirt, and my handmade trinket dish of a squirrel saying "Eat My ***" sparks joy every time I walk by it. If I need a gift for a similarly-minded friend or relative, I start here. And I usually end here. And they go the extra mile when I order gifts to be sent directly to friends. They even made one cry, but in a good way. It's a very good shop. They're very good people. Give them money and get cool stuff in return. And maybe you'll get to meet a cool dog.