It was a complete surprise to me that Greenville finally have a good Quilt Shop. I stumbled upon…read morethis store on a Wednesday road trip. You know one of those road trips on a freezing cold day where the sun is bright and sunny but it chills you to the bone if you get out of your car without a winter coat. But this place was worth the trip from the parking spot to the store. I was greeted upon arrival by the owner. Her picture is attached and I found her very helpful. I couldn't believe the selection. Plus she have a nice array of quilts on the walls to show what could be done with both panels and with piecing. The lighting was nice and bright- tha fabric colors just danced. The pricing was great. I have seen much higher prices at much bigger quilt shops, and this one, although not huge it certainly would satisfy my needs if I lived here in Ohio. I don't live in Ohio, but I do love to come to Greenville, and this has given me one more reason to come and spend some time looking at everything she has to offer. I understand she will be included in the Ohio shop hop in 2026. I think I'll make a trip over for that one.!

I encountered Quest Gaming in a booth in Celina, OH during their Lake festival. I came to the booth…read moreas they had dungeon master shirts. Now, i have never played Dungeons and Dragons, or any other table top game like it, but a friend I had in the last two years was big into it while growing up. I thought, it would make a nice gift. Sadly, there were no shirts his size. Still the guy at the booth was friendly. In review of the website, they make craft for the table top games but also seem to be a community for table top gamers. If your into it and live in Western Ohio, I would definitely look into these guys!

This is a great small German town Oktoberfest! First off, beer comes in HALF GALLON MILK JUGS! Yes,…read moreI said it. They know how to drink their beer here. Normally there's TV's and a big screen saver u to watch the football games too if you're into that (it's a big Ohio State and Notre Dame fan area). There are 2 long food tents with your normal Oktoberfest faire, and some normal festival food if German style is not your thing. Fyi, they tend to run out of sauerkraut balls pretty early because they're delicious. There's a large artisan area that takes up 2 large tents. There's also some kiddy games here for the younger crowd to play to get little trinkets and prizes. There is a seller from Germany that is always selling hats and the pins and feathers to go with them. It will always be busy, just wait your turn and ask questions. They're super helpful! They'll even measure your head for just the right size hat for you! There's a tent on the other side from the artisan area that has some gambling and adult games if that's your scene; pull tabs, black jack, poke, chuck-a-luck/big 6, mug slide, etc. There's tons of portapots and beer trucks scattered at every end and intersection. There is craft beer, including ciders scattered around, but the main beer ticket buying spot is right in the middle. They take cash or credit! There are bands playing all over the grounds; the gazebo normally has the traditional oompa-pa band, and local favorites who play a variety of music that everyone can dance and sing along to are in 2 tents opposite it. You never hear the bands over each other which is nice. There's plenty of picnic tables throughout the grounds, and they have a great parade Sunday afternoon around 2 that goes down the main Street. So it's definitely a festival for all ages. Just know it normally gets a little crazy later at night with half gallons of beer being passed around. It's definitely worth a drive to check out!

This is an antique store with a focus. When we walked in we saw lots of Halloween items that then…read moretransitioned to all sorts of Christmas items. We bought a witched brew cauldron Not a lot of antiques but if your looking for a specific holiday trinket, here's your place

Great place to find antiques and a fabulous place to shop during Christmas. You can always find…read moresomething unique.

I have been here many times. They have always been a good host to the Darke County Singles, which…read moreis the reason I make the drive from Richmond to attend whenever Garrie Woolery and the Backstage Pass are playing. The people who were there were having a good time and having fun. The band put on a military salute, and several veterans took part. They have a concession area where people can buy drinks, snacks, and other food.

Always great service -- and fantastic arrangements !!! They always have nice flowers for any of…read morethe holidays as well as for birthdays, 'thinking of you' type and they have been the best at arranging special items to go with flowers, for funeral/sympathy. Definitely recommend !!!

Offers the best quality of flowers. Staff is always willing to go the extra mile. Recommend highly!read more

Very good service. Very reasonable prices. Owners are great. Though if you are looking for packs…read moreyour looking at the wrong spot but overall amazing experience.

This place has been a family tradition for the past 5-8 years. Is it bad that I can't remember…read moreexactly? Ha Ah, you know how it goes. But I do love Sickels Tree Farm and the memories it has created for me. I grew up always having a live Christmas tree and by golly .. live trees are the way to go! Tree hunting? Exciting. Cutting down the tree? Adventurous. Smelling the tree afterward? Delightful. ha One of their greatest aspects is that you can literally head out onto their land on your own and pick out your own tree. Like any other Christmas tree farm - ha - but this place does it quite well. And of course they have the photo op after you've found that special tree. Pricing is totally dependent on the height of the tree. Makes sense, right? If you're feeling a bit lazy, they also have pre-cut trees. Everyone wins. In the main building where you make the purchase, you'll find a nice little gift shop. And complimentary hot apple cider. Lovely time!