It's easy to shop here because it is conveniently located and parking is easy. Only one thing…read moremissing is a new grocery store. Piggly Wiggly had been there and it is missed. However, another grocer is less than a mile away Nowthat a Walmart community grocery store is soon arriving, it will greatly return as a big destination in north Danville.

I didn't have business in Reidsville today, I just stopped in to see the Rockingham County Museum…read more It turned out to be one of those places where the building and the history are doing equal work. The museum lives inside the 1907 Rockingham County Courthouse, a Classical Revival structure designed by Frank Pierce Milburn. I've seen many of his buildings across the south. And so it's clear even before you walk in that you get the sense of early twentieth-century civic ambition with the hipped roof, the red tile details and the polygonal cupola that still anchors the structure. Knowing that this courthouse rose after the 1906 fire and after a long county seat fight between Wentworth and Reidsville gives the place a bit of an extra charge as the museum leans into that story rather than bury it. $10 for adults inside. The exhibits are woven through the old courtrooms and office spaces so you get these interesting moments where local industry, family histories and county politics sit against original woodwork and tall windows so that it feels like the building is telling half the story on its own. For a quick detour, it delivers a surprisingly rich look at Rockingham County's past while letting the courthouse architecture stay front and center. It's that combination that makes the museum worth the entry. [Review 633 of 2026 - 4721 in North Carolina - 25814 overall]

Plenty of parking for sure! Decided to stop by before making it back into North Carolina. This…read morestore has so much to offer. The whole first floor is all men clothing, hats and shoes/boots. Also a few other hunting and etc. There is a second floor for woman as well with clothing, shoes/boots, bags/wallets and jewelry. I found so many pieces here, got 4 shirts since it was buy one get one 50% off. Also some leather accessories! Me and hubby was lost in the store and it was nice to get out the car from driving 4 hours to stretch and let our legs move around a bit. I will for sure be back for spring/summer clothing. Everyone was so friendly also. It was a pleasure shopping here.

Sales people are always very helpful and willing to assist. I went in looking for sandals and the…read moresalesman suggested sneakers instead, gave me footies to use and I bought the sneakers!

Love the environment when you go in. I feel the spirit of the Lord. Service is always great, they…read morealways go above and beyond for their customers! I'll keep going back.

For those not familiar with the area, here's the deal about this mall…read more Danville used to big a major textile city since the Dan River flows right through the center of town. When those went bust loooong ago, the city went downhill. This is the only mall in the area, and when you have a population without a lot of money, you get stores, or a lack thereof, to match. Well, there were 4 anchor stores here: Belks, Sears, JC Penny, and Dunhams Spirts. Sears and JC penny are gone. The "food court" has a Chinese food place and a cookie place. Elsewhere, there's a Chick-fil-A and a pretzel joint. The majority of the stores are gone. However, the mall is not run down or dirty. It's clean, well lit, and inviting. With the new Cesar's casino in Danville, expect some major changes to happen to this mall.

Danville Mall has got to be the smallest mall I've been in…read more Being that it was almost empty, there were a LOT of parking spaces available. Came in here on a weekday and I can count the people that were shopping. People also come here to walk for exercise. They have the right idea. No people to bump into and disrupt your exercise! Lol The number of places to eat is very limited. By that I mean there's only 4. I'm okay with that, because all I want's Cinnamon pretzel bites at Monk's. The girl behind the register greeted us immediately plus there's no line! There's a department store (Belk) . They didn't have a huge selection. So, I didn't find what I was looking for. The prices seemed to be less than Belk's in big cities, which is nice! Hopefully, vendors will start coming in soon in anticipation of Caesars Virginia's opening in 2024. My husband and I talked about going here to start walking when weather's bad.

I found this place completely by accident, but I'm glad I did. It's larger than it looks from the…read moreoutside, and there's enough vendors in there to guarantee something for almost any antique taste. From furniture to Civil War memorabilia to toys and trinkets, I saw a bit of everything. Staff seem friendly and there are restrooms in the back.

We stopped in near closing time, but were greeted by Pepper and his associates and were encouraged…read moreto take our time to browse. This was a nice antique shop with tremendous variety and good merchandise and a very nice owner!! I look forward to a return trip .

What a great community gift store that supports local artists while providing exceptional quality…read moreand customer service! Cheryl is the best--she will package and mail whatever you want!

This store is one of the best things about living in Danville. The owner keeps a wonderful stock of…read morebeautiful gift items made by local artisans and has excellent art classes for all levels of skill. I have participated in a number of classes at Main Street Art Collective and go there often for special gifts and unique items. It's a very welcoming and comfortable place. I highly recommend it!

Excellent customer service! The owner is the sweetest person and her knowledge of the products…read moreavailable is outstanding! Will definitely recommend to all educators!