So happy to have found SW&T! The owner is really helpful (and honest!) when it comes to which pots…read moreare most appropriate for which plants. We kinda had our hearts set on all talavera but after learning that our particular plant's root system might eventually crack the pot, we reconsidered that idea. Happy we did! Still plenty of color and we love the variation

We love stopping here and browsing. They have such a great variety of yard and garden figurines and…read moretalevera. The owners are super friendly and really know their business. Do yourself a favor and stop and browse for some yard bling while supporting a great local business!!

Happy Hearts is a sooo needed in our community! Lots of fun and creative art classes and camps!…read moreIt's such a fun, happy place to be! The owner is kind, knowledgeable and has the most creative projects!

What can I say, going in around 12/1 and there are no nativity decorations anywhere! On line also…read moreout of stock - place flood with Grinch decorations!!!! Not what I expect from hobby lobby

I love hobby lobby. I needed a quick I expensive gift for friends who were moving and hobby lobby…read morenever disappoints. Great service, pleasant associates. After a recent negative at Michael's over returning a 5.99 cent item , I appreciate hobby lobby EVEN MORE. Bringing all my money here now.

This is another interesting little store on Tarpon Ave. As I learned in the Train Depot museum…read morenearby, Tarapani's was one of the first businesses in the area. It was a major store. I like that the flooring is original. I don't know if anyone from the family that opened the store is involved in it today, but it has a really eclectic blend of items. There is a lot of Guatemalan crafts as well as an array of pottery from different studios. The folk art crafts are really cool. All kinds of wooden statues of people, some of which are saints. The masks I took a picture of are also Guatemalan. They were so cool, but then, I love masks. There is also some antiques. I ended up not buying anything but it was fun to look.

Tarapani's is a terrific folk art and home furnishings store. They have wonderfully interesting and…read morebeautiful pieces from copper pots to wooden armadillos. The family business opened in 1911 and is in the heart if downtown Tarpon Springs, an area vibrant with collectible stores, restaurants and vintage treasure hunting opportunities off the Pinellas Trail. This store is a welcome relief from the more cluttered chotcke's of many antique and collectible stores and is curated with tasteful pieces from history and foreign lands.

They have a really nice selection of yarn and knowledgeable staff. It's worth the drive.read more

This place has everything you need for your fibre art needs. The prices are reasonable and they…read morehave an amazing variety. The women who run the place are so very kind and sweet; I often spend several minutes chatting with them. A lovely place to shop!