Another fantastic thrift shop in Flagstaff that's a must visit! Racks of t shirts, blouses, workout…read moretanks- shorts...all for $2. I liked several but picked just 1 and 2 brand new harness and leash for my dog- also $2 each. Tons of housewares and art supplies among other treasures inside! Stop by and take a look!

Great thrift shop with lots of unique finds and benefits, the Mission and Hope Cottage shelters in…read moreFlagstaff Arizona!

Church for everyone. We love our home at the Commons. The kids ministry is thoughtful, engaging,…read moreand always a highlight for our four year old. The worship music is beautifully led while still feeling like a corporate experience. The teaching is dynamic, humble, and intellectually challenging. All these elements attracted us to coming, but it really is the community of people that has kept us there.

From the owner: We are a church. A community. Church isn't what happens when we get together on Sunday afternoons,…read moreit's who gets together on Sunday afternoons. We are an inclusive and diverse community of people who have decided to follow Jesus, or are taking a look at what following Jesus would be like, and you're welcome to join us, whether you share our beliefs or not. The Commons is a safe space for our community to grow together. FlagstaffCommons.com

1000% recommend HCH. I found some puppies on the side of high way 89 while I was coming to…read moreflagstaff for an appt and they were so helpful with taking the puppies in. I originally found 7 puppies, but I went back the next day and found 1 more puppy and the mama, poor thing was starving. Very thankful HCH was able to take the whole family.

Terrible care of animals. My dog was captured , harassed…read moreand traumatized by them and taken in and called a "stray". she had her collar on with clear identification, obviously not a stray. I called an hour after she was missing . They told me to wait 2 hours until open before I could retrieve her. When I picked her up : 1. her coat was covered in some kind of waxy film 2. They gave her various vaccines without my permission 3. She developed a rash and scabs all over her body from the short stay there. This all happened in the 2 hours she was there. My daughters healthy cat was also captured and brought there. It got parasites there and died after coming home. Another friends dog was mistreated there and got sick and traumatized after being captured and taken there.

Was hoping they had some cool vintage jewelry but today was small selection. I saw a lot of other…read moreneat stuff around like road bikes, house decor and collectibles type items. Fun place to stop in and look around.

IF you are looking to sell and/or donate good quality furniture and antiques, DO NOT use Barn Bros…read more They wasted our time with promises over text, in person, and over the phone that they would come take several pieces of furniture only to have them claim that since they couldn't make enough money off our furniture so would not take any of it. Waste of time! Donate your stuff to reputable folks and avoid this business.

A great shop to look for goodies. I found an LL Bean pullover, a cool belt and some other great…read moreitems. It's easy to find off Steve's blvd...turn west on Lakin & look for the red door! Attended a huge Halloween event w so many adorable people. Lots of great costumes that night. I rate Trash Panda A definite stop in!

Amazing place that you pay by donation. Super friendly owner and great stuff to dig through.read more

Always reliable. Yes, the price is high but my AC works great and my house is comfortable again. He…read morewas also here in 15 minutes on one of the first days Page has broken 95 degrees, so I will happily pay the price. Aiden is my go to request, met him last year for some issues we had and he is who I ask for every single time. Fixed several components of our system, but what's most important is the educational aspect he provided. Walks you through every step of what he needs to do, why it's important and how we can utilize preventative maintenance so the system lasts longer. Cannot thank this man enough for all that he has done, not only today but every visit he has with us. Will always use Thompson for my AC needs. I'm sure the entire staff is awesome, but I know I'm especially in good hands with Aiden.

They were able to get there quickly, but I sure paid for it. Overall I'd say the work was…read moresatisfactory, I just feel like they took full advantage of the situation. That situation being, they're the only AC repair company in town, so if it's summer and your AC breaks, get ready because they're gonna stick it to ya. The tech was there about one hour, they charged me over $900 to install about $125 worth of parts. If I had a choice I wouldn't use them again, but if something breaks I might not have a choice.

This maker space is the most love filled, imagination sparking, gift to the community that could…read moreever be dreamt up. Huge thank you's to Tynkertopia's creator, because what she has made, will leave such a legacy in so many kids, and families lives!!! It was our first time in, and will not be our last. My little boy had so much fun crafting with free run of endless loose materials. Something about the place and it's wonderful staff just calms the nervous system, and lets you know you are in a safe space where everyone is encouraged and accepted. The way the staff reacts when your child asks a question, or asks for materials that are not out amongst the thousands that are visibly available is with willingness and kindness. They even went out to the shed to bring in stuffing for the craft my kiddo decided to make as a Christmas present for me. He felt so valued and respected...like his voice mattered inside of Tynkertopia, even though he's a kid. Another thing they do when you walk in the door that was so unique and adds to the feeling that you are welcome there is to give you a tour of where everything is and what's available to do. They introduce you to their fascinating Honey Ant colony, and you can even spot the Queen! Honey Ants are beautiful creatures. Tynkertopia offers nutritious snacks for hungry little tummies. The way they bring you in to this wondrous space makes you feel so at home. This is a non-profit and apparently they just won a couple of awards for (I think it was ) best things to do with kids, and best non-profit and they absolutely deserve both of those. Thank you, thank you for being so kind to us and selling my son the 3D printed spiral fidget for a kids price; because he...is...obsessed with it!!! We had the most fun ever, and are still in disbelief that a magical, yet so humble a space like this, exists. My kiddo says he wishes he could be there every day. To be honest...I could be there every day myself.

My daughter loved it! They have so many cool things for kids and even adults to go and enjoy with…read moretheir kids! The environment is awesome and staff is so friendly and caring! Highly recommend!

I called them in the morning from the KOA and he came right out in 30mins. He was very nice and…read morefixed everything and I was able to enjoy the rest of my trip. Thank you very much.

Take all of my small engine equipment to Flag Tool. They are honest and fair and thorough.read more

The things you see during a road trip. We passed by going toward Monument Valley but didn't stop to…read morecheck it out till coming back. It was raining and we need a little restroom pit stop. Crossing over the bridge which I didn't notice it was the same one from a couple days earlier. There's a main parking lot out front of the entrance but a bigger lot behind the center. Big parking spots also catering for the tour buses. Right when you walk in, restrooms are right in front. To the left is the gift shop. Next to that is a little theatre that shows you a movie about the visitor center and how it became. To the right of the entrance is the showcase of everything. The displays of how things rely on the dam. Nature, infrastructure of the dam, how it stared and so on. It's also walk through. You learn everything and seeing the layout and the land. And of course you have the dam right infront of you. The bridge was also a showstopper. Just standing there and looking out, the dam and then the view of lake Powell. It was quite interesting and amazing to see how beautiful nature is. The amazing skills of the architecture creating something that's is a major part of the area. You could also go outside in the back area to get a full view of the dam and bridge but it was raining. Imagine us not stopping. I would have never known about this place and to experience it. It was quite spectacular seeing everything and learning about it. a must for anyone interested about the dam and the area.

If you're in Page, AZ and want closeup views of Glen Canyon Dam, then I'd suggest stopping in at…read morethis Carl Hayden Visitor Center. I was impressed. First off, you can choose to walk over the suspension bridge beside the road next to the VC for sceneries from high. The problem is that you have fencing protecting tourists by blocking off the dramatic surroundings. And there's nothing wrong with that, except when trying to take pictures through the tiny holes of the fence. But... Entering inside Carl Hayden, you'd be pleasantly surprised to know that the windows looking down at the dam are fantastic. They're large! They're the perfect gateway to admiring a marvelous landmark. Everything inside Carl Hayden appeared new. I mean, lol, the windows were clear and translucent, you'd never even know there was real glass separating you from the dam. Someone must wash those windows thoroughly every day! Hours are 9am - 5pm daily. After opening the entrance doors, the right hand side of the VC is a museum with historical facts about Glen Canyon Dam. You can also speak with a park ranger at the table counter. And then behind the museum content are the "large windows to the world", so to speak. I took quality photos from the glass windows section rather than trying to attempt them from outside. Towards the left hand side when entering is a gift shop with souvenirs from Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend and the renowned slot canyons of Page. I picked up a few items. Prices weren't overly expensive. You can find public restrooms here. Plus, being inside is a reprieve from the rugged desert heat, especially in summertime. Overall, Carl Hayden is good for collecting ideas and gathering yourself in preparation to explore around Page. One more thing, lol...if you return outside and walk to the back section of the visitor center, you get wide open observation glances of not only the dam again, but also the Lake Powell waters in the distance. Then, if you turn your head towards the right, you have a rewarding view of the giant suspension bridge connecting tourists with the downtown Page area and beyond. It's a memorable setting. In the end, you could say I give my blessing for making time to stop in at Carl Hayden Visitor Center. It doesn't take long and it's your official introduction to enjoying the beautiful northern Arizona landscape.