Trickster Cultural Center is filled with beautiful artifacts from our indigenous Native Americans…read more The exhibits are very informational and the staff is very friendly and helpful answering questions. I've come here a couple times to see exhibits and to early vote which is very easy to do here. They offer many special events here with plenty of parking and easy access. They also offer many special aid services.

We live only a few miles from the Trickster Cultural Center and have never been able to go. We've…read moretried to go many times over the years but never looked at their hours of operation. We finally were able to go in on 2/26/22. And, the wait was worth it. We were the only people who were not volunteers or employees that day - we had the museum to ourselves. The building was much larger than it appears outside. You enter into the front room, which is a combination of artifacts, art, jewelry, and a gift shop. There is a room open on the north side which was, for the most part empty. This is their special exhibit room. There were some remaining items from a prior exhibit, which were very interesting. There is also a room upstairs with various items. The most interesting were the quilts and a Native American dress exhibit. Most of the museum is built to honor Native American veterans. This whole theme was fascinating. I fancy myself as an American history buff. Frankly, everything was new to me except for a display case explaining the "Code Talkers." (If you aren't sure about the code talkers - check Wikipedia or see the movie. This was fantastic. There is no entrance fee so you can just enter, but there is a place to leave donations. When you do go, make sure to donate what you can. Much of their funding relies on this.

* Whimsical and charming vibes, atmosphere * Adorable,…read morethoughtfully designed décor * Beautiful artisan/designer jewelry and little treasures you can purchase * Organic, fresh, thoughtfully sourced food * Perfect for a cozy coffee-and-pastry afternoon * Romantic, Parisian/French countryside feel * Feels like stepping into a little storybook * A place to browse, linger, and discover unique things * Natural, elegant, and slightly bohemian * The kind of place that feels hidden and special rather than commercial * Very photogenic--every little corner has character * Warm, intimate, and inviting rather than fancy or stuffy * Lovely for finding unusual gifts or something special for yourself Overall: "A whimsical little Parisian-inspired gem--part café, part boutique, part treasure hunt." Owners I believed, were probably inspired by the art galleries, boutiques, cafés, and restaurants.

Me and my wife recently came here on a little bit of a lunch adventure while wanting to explore…read moresomething new. I'm impressed nobody has reviewed this place at all and it seems to have been open for well over 7 years according to Google. This place is a café with all vegan friendly food items. On top of that it is a gallery that offers classes too that you can buy art and support local artists. I had their spicy 7 tofu wrap on my end while my wife ordered another wrap. Staff here was absolutely friendly and courteous with us especially with no other guests inside. Prices were a bit above average with moderate wait times but the food itself was absolutely filling making the wait time worth it. They have a dessert menu too after which has a small selection of sweets. Overall, I was blown away from my visit here. Highly recommend coming back and visiting when you get a chance!

I called to see if they were open on MLK day. Someone answered said they were and I even told him…read morearound the time I would be there. Arrived at 3:32 pm and it was closed. Make sure they are here and will actually be there when coming out here. I drove out from the city to have it closed.

great services and best values for framing. Been going here for framing for a couple of years and…read morevery much satisfied with all the framings I received to date.

Located in Terminal 1 in the B-gate area, this is always a fun stop when passing through O'Hare…read more Fun selection with personality and humor laced into offerings, this place is a good stop for a gift for someone who matters to you. Thankful for staff member Destiny, who made the whole experience even better with her store knowledge and demeanor.

Wonderful shop. So many interesting items. The store is jam packed great gifts. Great artwork.read more

Great unique home items including furniture, art work all sizes and bedding. Posh pillows to dress…read moreup your sofas too. All colors in many items to go with any decor!

Attractive pieces at reasonable prices. Contemporary looks that can blend with a variety of styles…read more Can select everything for a room from the major piece to tableware. I've bought lighting, artwork and a variety of items to finish a room.

Will malls as we know them be around another 5 yrs. or more?…read more Who knows, but Woodfield is still the 10th largest mall in the entire U.S. by size for those keeping count. And for a top 10 mall, just about every type of store and dining option awaits you upon entry. The HVAC ventilation system didn't seem to be working optimally this weekday. Restrooms were well-attended to. Plenty of free, available parking. Top-notch people watching spot. 2nd-tier must see stop for travelers visiting the Chicago metro area for the 1st time.

Having a lot of time is key to looking around this big ass Schaumburg mall. It may not be as great…read moreas it was but it still has lots to check out. Woodfield Mall is the biggest in Illinois and it certainly isn't a surprise. A crap tons of stores are here. There's also a food court and restaurants. Certainly it has a lot of history. It's the main thing interesting about this suburb. There's a bunch of other businesses and restaurants that have come in around it and it's still got quality stuff after all of these years. As for the mall itself there's plenty to look at. The location is located close to major highways and there's bus routes. Has a lot of impact on the local economy. It opened in 1971 by the Taubman Company and is now owned by Simon. Has a few main anchors. There's currently JC Penney, Macy's, Nordstrom, and Primark. Has a couple of floors. On the first floor is Ben And Jerry's, Crocs, Express, Hollister, Starbucks, and TCBY. On the top floor is Anthropologie, Auntie Anne's, Eddie Bauer, LEGO Store, Uncle Julio's, and Zumiez among other things. A lot of course has changed. There used to be a Rainforest Cafe and of course there used to be Sears. Got to check it out even though it's not like it used to be. It's located along Golf Road. There's a few times it may be sketchy but people usually aren't violent or whatever.

Long time coming but this place is just amazing! Starts with the group of people they have running…read morethe place. The product they put out is first class. I have had 4 major projects done by them. They walk you through the whole process and options. All 4 times has ended with pieces that are extraordinary. They all have an amazing eye for their craft! If you are looking to slap on a cheap frame on something insignificant, I have to say this is maybe not the place. But if you want turn something into a work of art these are your people! Thanks all!

The best in every way!! I have been going here for years!!…read more Everyone who comes to my home loves my artwork and pictures!! Thanks to all of you!!!

Staff are very helpful. I was looking for something to clean an old wooden palette that I've used…read morefor an art workshop. It's filled with cakes on oil paint. There are many options. Unfortunately the one I got is not strong enough to melt it. I also needed to get those thick/wide rubber bands to hold a notebook in place on the board and found them here.

I echo other positive reviews about the staff here. They are super friendly, helpful and talented…read moreas well. They are all great to work with for events too. Some of the items are priced higher than nearby stores like Michael's or Hobby Lobby, but the quality of items here are top notch. I am a big fan of Sharpie markers and moleskin journals and they always have a great selection here in different sizes, colors and unlined or lined versions. I like to come here for unique gift items too. Check out their Artist of the Month displays and special events too. However, I will share that parking here on the weekends is getting challenging, now that the new H Mart has opened.

Nice place to come and relax around the pond. Many ducks, birds and fawna/greenery around to enjoy…read more They have places to sit in the shade or put in the sun around the water. Easily get refreshments at nearby shops.

Looking for somewhere to escape the controlled chaos that surrounds the city of Schaumburg? Look no…read morefurther than the Town Square Center. Located around the intersection of Schaumburg and Roselle Roads, it's a nice calm diversion from a busy day. It includes small stores, the grandiose Schaumburg Library, a man-made pond and a clock tower area dedicated to military branches. We visited around Christmas at night and the lights that were on display on the various trees and clock tower were amazing. We also enjoyed the statues surrounding the pond to include an open area for events and such. The clock tower had benches and a nice recognition display of all the services, also they had tiles underfoot I believe one can purchase to display time in the military, which I plan on doing someday soon. Night or day this The Town Square Center is worth checking out in my opinion.