It's ok but do not make Spiva a destination or even drive out of your way to visit. 1 - usually…read moreclosed 2 - often in-between exhibits. 3 - Go to Arkansas and enjoy fun and Art! Glass church in Bella Vista IS AWESOME! Crystal Bridges in Bentonville always a TREAT! Skip Joplin and drive toward Bella Vista / Bentonville to look around. You will be much happier and fulfilled. Bentonville Arkansas has much to offer and 45 minutes away.

Always a fantastic place in Joplin to visit. Always something new to see or someone new to meet…read more I'm always greeted very kindly with the staff and volunteers. The whole facility is very clean and up-to-date. And the classes they offer are always changing and offering a pretty good variety for everyone.

I don't even know how many pieces of statuary and large concrete pots I have purchased from Kelly…read moreSandlin.....Many!!! Not to mention the two fountains he made and installed at our home....WOW.....he does AWESOME work! His wife Katheryn helps and she is AWESOME too! Kelly and Katheryn are perfectionists and it shows in their work! They are proud of each piece they make and you are proud of the piece when you get it. If you need something, contact Divino Studio.....you will be happy you did.....I promise!!!! They are great honest people to do business with and you'll love any concrete piece you get from them!!!

I am so pleased with my "Bird Girl of Savannah". The owners went above and beyond to make her to my…read moreexact specifications. They were quick to respond to any questions and timely on the production of her. I would highly recommend them if you need any statuary.

Once you get past the rows of Temu junk and AI-generated T-shirt graphics, Junkerville really…read moreshines as an antique mall. There are tons of booth with a wide variety of things to satisfy any serious antiquer. Clearly I am not a fan of the newfangled "mixed-use" antique mall & Temu/Shein/AliExpress reseller booth concept. I really don't like walking into a business and seeing AI slop and cheap plastic junk when what I came for is antiques and secondhand items that I can give a second life. It goes against the whole purpose of an antique mall/thrift store, which is to help people find beautiful, old items and keep more things out of the landfill for longer. Now that that's out of the way, I can tell you that I had a great visit to Junkerville! I found several gorgeous things that will make excellent gifts this holiday season. The crown jewel of my findings? An antique Victorian fold-out fireplace screen in beautiful condition for $65. I'll admit that $65 is quite a bit more than I would usually spend at an antique mall but this is a piece so rare to find in person that I didn't even have it on my wishlist because I never thought I'd find one. I truly can't explain how lucky I feel! $65 is already a good deal for what I found but on a whim, I asked if they take offers. For reference, most antique malls will call the seller and ask for you if you want to make an offer on items over $50. They said they don't do that, but that she could give me a 10% discount! Who am I to say no to that?! Needless to say that I left Junkerville poorer in the wallet but a very happy camper. Stop by and check it out! Take your time - there's tons to see!

I love "antiquing" (yes, that's a verb). Few things beat a little free time with a coffee in hand…read morean a slow browse through an antique store. Icing on the cake is doing it with family or friends! Junkerville is unique because it has old and new items for home decor. I prefer the antiques, but it is nice there's a little something for everyone. They have expanded their store and inventory - it is HUGE! The employees are very friendly and helpful. Value is dependent on the individual booth. I'd say there are quite a few booths with very affordable and special items. I notice a lot of vendors doing sales. I love this place so much I decided to go from customer to vendor! I take great joy in finding unique items with that special "sparkle" and do my best to offer these items to you all at affordable rates so you can make your home or space shine with personality and intent! Come check out my booth and all the other awesome vendors here!

I really did not like this store in it's old location prior to being destroyed in the Joplin…read moretornado. In fact I gave it a 1 star review. Their new location (in the former Savers Furniture building on North Main St) is a drastic improvement on the old. The book selection seems to be smaller, which is understandable, but it's also cleaner. They have a greatly expanded selection of furniture and "antique mall" type collectible items at decent prices. While it's still not my favorite secondhand store, it's worth trying now!

4 out of 5 stars! The women at the front were pleasant when actually chatting with them, but not…read moreoverly helpful otherwise. There's a fairly wide selection of items in here, about what you'd expect for an antique mall of this size. While other antique malls in the area have a larger selection, this one was still fun to browse through. It wasn't overly cluttered, though there wasn't much that I felt like I REALLY needed to take home with me. Not junk necessarily, but nothing that would improve my home or my life majorly. I also found that a lot of the booths were a bit overpriced? This seems to be a problem in the Joplin area specifically, as antique malls in other nearby cities (Springfield, Kansas City, Branson, etc) all seem to have lower prices on average than what you can find in JOMO. Still, there are some hidden treasures if you're willing to look! - I particularly enjoyed the booth close to the front with all the Pokemon cards. They'll make great stocking stuffers when the holidays come around :) - The booth on the left side with handmade ceramics was also awesome! Very reasonably priced and unique, interesting work. These would also make great Christmas gifts! Definitely worth checking out and we'll probably be back, but watch what you're spending! It can get up there pretty fast!

Awesome talent here. Finally a place to showcase talented local artists. Choose from paintings,…read morepottery, wood crafting, metal work, the list goes on.

lots of neat stuff outside, especially if you like to dig! I found lots of old metal wheels,…read moresigns, fire hydrants, well pumps, and stuff for yard art. inside wall-to-wall crockery, glassware, barware, furniture...really good stuff to old vintage stuff, to just old stuff!

Not antiques, nor is it cool junk. It's just junk, better word is trash. So disappointed. Not the…read moreusual cool stuff I cant afford on my road trips. It's scary to even walk through it in daylight. Sorry.

Very hip and trendy boutique clothing selection fills most of this store. Think Pinterest chic…read more Not my thing to be honest. This boutique clothing is also new stock, not secondhand. In-house framing service and above is a professional photo studio. There's a smattering of antique and flea market type items sold here with prices definitely on the higher side of things, but still a good variety of items. Notable collection of vintage children's clothing (especially dresses and coats). Tiny selection of gourmet food and drink up front, which was probably the most impressive part of the stop for me. This is to the right on entry, and included a range of nicer cheeses and a pretty good mix of Fentiman's beverages. I'd probably rate this store higher but I overheard the man working there asking other shoppers where they came from -- and then talking negatively about their towns in this region. That is a huge *no* in my book and was the main reason I cut my visit short. Still, this is probably a great place to check out for some of the finer things in life if you live in southeast Kansas.