I really love this shop!! They have a great selection of arts and pottery as well as art supplies…read moreand custom framing. They woman working in the store were just incredibly friendly and helped us out with everything we needed. They were also really nice to talk with as well. I was so surprised to find Yixing Teapots and cups in the store as well. They were authentic and the prices were great!!! Stopping here really made our day!!!

Our experience was disappointing. We had to have the patience of saints to get the owner to be…read morehelpful about making any effort to fix the mistake the shop made. When we asked that the loose slip of information on the back of the poster be attached to the back of it after being mounted in the frame, the owner said they do that routinely, so not to worry. We even heard her instruct the employee putting the measurements in the computer to include that the slip should be attached to the finished back of the frame. We saw him enter that request, so we were confident they would follow the instructions. Except they didn't include our item, and didn't return it to us, and they still can't find that slip of information, which must have been discarded. Instead, they attached a colorful sticker identifying the shop, and also a sticker about the special glass. We stopped by last week to inquire the status, because we hadn't heard back in over a month. The owner was ever so breezy about how she'd just have a look in the workshop to find the item, as if it was a trivial matter, but after 10 minutes she still hadn't returned, so we left after providing our phone number yet again to an employee. Finally, someone called today to say that the owner found some information for us online and will mail it to us. It's a small printout about the image. It's a nice gesture. It would have been nicer if the owner had expressed her regret for what happened, and if she had given us her assurance that this wouldn't happen again, and if she had explained how it is they included their own material on the back of the poster, but not ours. The employees in the front of the store are particularly pleasant and helpful, so I am surprised the owner wasn't more solicitous. Please think twice about handing this shop any provenance about your artwork. If the owner simply had apologized for the mistake, we might have been inclined to give the shop the benefit of the doubt in the future. But without having received an acknowledgement that they are sorry this happened, we will take our framing elsewhere. We will miss the shop's great selection of unique greeting cards, but feel we should shift our shopping elsewhere.

Beautiful place to explore, take a look in the backroom. It's the Willy Wonka factory for wool! A…read moretiny little shop is adjacent, with really high quality yarn and ok LYS prices. Great selection of needles!

What a surprise to see that Green Mountain Spinnery, a small worker-owned co-op, produces such…read moreincredible yarn in their tiny facility. I was expecting a large mill as I've heard so many people use their yarn around the world. The staff is dedicated and pours their knowledge out to you with the years of experience. Dropped a chunk of change on their gorgeous yarn, well worth it, and drove home to start 2 sweater patterns they created specifically for their yarn. Well worth the tour (booked in advance)! Look them up on Youtube. So worth it!

Worth the stop. They will also order items you would like to try. Will soon post arthaul vid…read more Thanks again ladies! https://youtu.be/khZ6adKiQHk

Nice art store. If you're looking for rubber stamps they had SO MANY here. This one is mostly…read morefocused on pens, pencils, paint, and stamping materials. Great if you're into scrapbooking and card making. I was looking for some bullet journal supplies and I picked up some adhesive strip glue and a great white gel pen. Shop layout is a little oddball, but the staff were really friendly and offered help as we meandered. If you need fine art supplies in Concord this place will have you covered.

This store has various vintage oddities that are so artistically appealing. And at the price you…read morecan buy them at, you can start about whatever collection or project you wish. Definitely support it!

What an awesome little shop! Lots to browse from vintage doodads to original art prints. A very…read moreeccentric collection with jewelry and crystals as well. Right off the bridge in Turner's Falls off Route 2. Worth a quick detour if you're heading out to Western Mass

Services and cost! Friendly employees and fast service! I would recommend going here again!read more

The guy a cash register is a bit of a dick about small/petty policies…read more The pharmacist are great. But the guy at the cash register, please lighten up about small things. I choose to shop there instead of rite-aid or Walgreens, in order to support small local businesses. But the petty attitude and unfriendliness of the man at the cash registers makes me not really want to support this business. I hate to see giant corporations take over everything, but I have a hard time spending money to support a business that has staff that is unwilling to help with the smallest request. I was not there at a particularly busy time, in fact I was the only customer in the store when this petty but unpleasant transaction took place. Next time I'll probably go to Walgreens for any OTC medications.

If your looking for some amazing expressive art styles, this is a great place to check out. They…read morehave everything from poem books to furniture to jewelry and paintings. ...much more then I could list. A lot to see and discover in here with some real mind opening work. Local artists take turns sitting in and they are not pushy just very helpful and knowledgeable of any questions you may have. Had a great conversation here. Need more of this around instead of the homogeneous stuff you see in stores now a days.

This afternoon I stopped into Michaels to buy some materials for a few packages I am sending out…read moreand have to say that the selection at this store was incredible. Their shelves were heavily packed with goods, but some aisles seemed to be over packed, and at times it was a bit anxiety provoking. After searching the store for the items that I needed I had to ask for assistance, but finding an employee was difficult, and I had to wait at the register until the cashier called someone. The wait time was fairly short, and once the employee arrived she was extremely helpful. This store had a great selection of clearance items and their seasonal selection was incredible as well. I also appreciated the fact that their wood working aisle was packed full of items unlike some other Michaels locations.

Love coming to Michael's for all my art supply stuff and with me being a artist and always creating…read morethings it's definitely convenient, I downloaded the app and be always looking for deals and rewards as well.

I will drive an hour of my way and then spend $100 on things I don't technically need, I love this…read moreplace so much. Great art supplies, including items you might never see in another store for all types of painting and drawing. Add that with tons of cute and affordable gifts, and then after visit the toy section and you're sure to find something for the kiddo in your life. Great place to go for holiday shopping because their prices are competitive and you get to support a local business instead of a big box, plus you'll be lucky to see these items anywhere else! On a recent trip, I bought drawing supplies for me and magnatile minis for a Christmas gift. It can be tricky to find the staircase down between the other colorful businesses on the street, but give it a shot and you won't be disappointed.

The art supply: A very nice selection of art supplies. Sad to say that even with their selection of…read moresketch pads, they did not have the BF's favorite brand. They did have a lot of good stuff in the little back room past the cash register. I even found some heavy duty thread on clearance. The gallery: They are currently showing "Mans and Other" by George Herman. You can make your own judgement if you go. One tip: the paintings change as you get closer or further away.

This is my first time in Vermont. I walked by this shop after seeing many creative displays…read moreoutside. This shop does not only have highly innovative galleries but also sells these artworks. The owner told me that their galleries featured 16 local artists and 200 artists from all around the world (amazing!!!). I would never expect to randomly walk in a store to experience THIS MUCH arts!!! From recycle materials to metal works, they have it all! Of course, love this place so much I had to walk out with a purchase! Gallery in the Woods appeared to be one of my most favorite places in Vermont. I would highly recommend art appreciators, non-locals and locals to stop by for a visit. I guarantee that it will worth your time!

I could spend hours browsing all the unique and amazing art on display at Gallery In the Woods! It…read morehas three levels and each one is packed with fantastic items. Some items were quite pricey but that's to be expected. You could find a number of interesting things that were on the lower end of the price range. What I appreciated was the staff left us be to browse and take our time. It was a very relaxed environment to take in the displays.

Such a gorgeous art and home decor shop, made of stone and wide-planked wood. Loved the mid-century…read moretables, modern light fixtures, handmade candles, and more. Really nice owner too who recommended towns to visit and this adorable shop nearby called The Sparkle Barn. 5 stars!!!!

My eye was more drawn to the Historical Marker in front and then I had to stop and check inside…read more The marker reads, "Old Stone Shop. Built in 1848, by Batcheller & Sons, makers of pitchforks. For many years after 1808, farm implements were manufactured here. Lyman Batcheller & his sons bought the forge in 1835, and their forks became famous throughout the U.S. and Europe. In 1902 they merged with the firm making True Temper products, which re-built the Inn." The marker was erected in 1949 by the Vermont Historic Sites Commission. Inside, not just farm implements but jewelry and toys and furniture and cutting boards and glassware and pottery. It's just amazing to see all of this stuff that is, well, hand made in Vermont. [Review 18463 overall - 63 in Vermont - 1985 of 2022.]