I've only been to NTC for their twice a year food events. "Stuffed" in the fall, and "Hardboiled"…read morecoming up March 10th. These are great events, with all homemade, handmade foods, baked goods, sauces, dips, wineries, pickles, etc. Hot foods also! You will find some delicious treats there!!! I've never been there antiquing, so I can't speak on that, but, I guarantee you will enjoy the food events!

I'm with the other reviews. I only drove 1 1/2 hours each way and was equally disappointed. The…read morewebsite makes it seem like a bigger deal than it is. Some furniture but little else. One vendor had some glass but nothing was priced, which I hate. If I'm out that way again and they happen to be open I might stop in, but no more special trips.

By far, the best place to shop for bridal, bridesmaids, prom, homecoming, and tuxedos…read more Autumn is amazing to work with and the entire staff is so nice and really wants to find you the dress of your dreams! They have the best dresses and the best designers and amazing prices - I saw the dress I purchased at another store for over $100 more than I bought it at Lia's. Make the drive to Punxsutawney - it is totally worth it. p.s. the hours are based on the type of season so make sure you call to make sure they are open or to set up an appointment.

Great little gift shop with a really broad selection of items and souvenirs. A little pricey, but…read moresome real unique items! Recommend you stop in when in the area!

This is such a quaint little store I wanted to buy everything inside. The lady that owens it…read morewelcomed me to the store and then just left me roam around looking. I recommend if you're around the are stop in.

First thing you should know about this place is that it is a rather small museum. The next thing…read moreyou should know about this place is that it is aimed towards children. With those two things you should be well prepared to visit this place. The cool about this place is that it is housed in a historically recognized building that used to be the town's post office. They did an excellent job restoring the building and even kept the vault to place an exhibit in on how to use a shelter in case of a weather emergency. The museum has a small fee to enter, $8 for an adult. Each entry fee goes directly to the museum for maintaining what they have to offer. The sweet lady that was working the day I visited was very forthcoming with information about this place and knew all the details. The museum is was rather empty when I was here, but that is probably because I visited on a weekday while schools where all in and it was between holidays. This did allow me to see and interact with all of the museum without interruption. There is a lot of interaction in this museum, almost every exhibit is one where you have to interact with. The newest interactive exhibit is the one where you can mold the sand to change the elevation on the table to understand how elevation plays in the placement of water. There are many other exhibits to play with here. You can try your shot at doing the weather with a green screen. Produce the winds for a thunderstorm. Slide down the slide to the sounds of a tornado. Honestly there are so many interactive exhibits that tell you about the weather. With Punxsutawney claiming to be the Weather Capitol of the World, this is a fitting museum. They also have a meteorologist hall of fame with some local meteorologist from the Johnstown, Altoona, and Pittsburgh area. Most notable in this is Jim Cantrone from The Weather Channel. He gifted the museum one of his jackets that he signed. Overall, a great place to pass some time, and not a bad place to take some kids. Definitely worth a try if in the area.

The target market for the weather discovery center would be small children. It was interesting…read morethat it used to be an old post office and you could see how the postmaster used to spy on workers to make sure they weren't stealing things from the mail. The day we went they were upgrading the green screen so the lady gave us a $1 off our tickets. I was bummed we couldn't pretend to predict the weather. The other stations that the weather discovery center has are childish but if that is what you are looking for then it is fantastic! You could spend hours here with children. They have free parking to the right of the discovery center, but it is difficult to pull out of the parking lot.

Working with Julia was incredible. As both my body and lifestyle changed, I found myself stuck - I…read moreknew my current wardrobe wasn't working, but even after endless Pinterest scrolling, I still had no idea what I wanted my style to be. I specifically looked for a stylist who wouldn't focus on what was "flattering," but would instead help me understand what clothes made me feel good, why, and how to cultivate more of that - and that's what Julia did! She took the time to truly get to know what I was looking for, what I needed, and what I liked (and didn't like). The in-person closet review was especially eye-opening. When she pointed out that I was wearing the wrong size in some of my clothes, it seemed like such an obvious detail - but hearing it from someone else made an impact. I also really appreciate her reminders in our follow-up conversations that this isn't a magic-wand situation. Things don't change overnight; it's a process of discovering what works for me and what doesn't. Thanks to Julia, I finally have a clear vision of the style I want to cultivate, and I'm genuinely thrilled with the work we've done together.

Julia was so easy to work with and listens to your needs. I've gotten so many compliments on the…read moreoutfits she's put together and her guidance has made it easier for me to identify how to better style my day to day clothing choices.

My Dad and brother were talking about how much they enjoy this Walmart. How it's smaller than most,…read morebut somehow is able to carry everything they need. But, they later go on to contradict themselves. We came here to finish up grabbing those items that we needed for the weekend. We had made multiple stops elsewhere and figured since we weren't able to snag them there, we'd have better luck getting them from here. Of course, that was true. Everything left on our list to get, was in house here. I also went off and did some browsing of my own. I like to hit the clearance section to see if there might be a steal. Most Walmarts have a centralized clearance section, but others have where a department might have an end cap that has their clearance. This store had a combination of the both. You just had to keep your eyes open and pay attention. Back to how my Dad and brother contradicted themselves. They had said that this store, even though smaller, carried everything they needed. While walking around grabbing the items we needed on the grocery side, my brother said something along the lines that he liked an item, but they didn't carry the brand they used to. Funny thing was, the item and brand of that item was literally right in front of us. Maybe they were out of it on their last visit, but I have no way of confirming that. At the end of grabbing everything, I opted for the self checkouts. I'd rather do that than having to wait and interact with anyone else.

It's my go to place when I'm traveling it's a one stop shop people in the area should be glad it's…read morehere. The prices are cheaper than most places and like I said it's a one stop shop.