This is one of the cutest stores in Bishop Arts! I believe the building houses different vendors,…read morebut all under one roof. It's fun to browse through all the trinkets from soap, to jewelry, to baby items, cards, tshirts, magnets. All the fun stuff with Oak Cliff labeled items too. Support local!

The cutest local market store with local artist items. Great little Knick Knacks- jewelry, tshirts,…read morebookmarks, magnets, post cards, cards, ect. Loved the whole store.

I started coming here last year whenever I needed card because of the adorable selection of fun…read morecards for various occasions. The owner and her sweet poodle are so kind and helpful. I came in today looking for a graduation card and gift, and they helped me research options and think of ideas. The environment is welcoming, clothes are size inclusive, and everything there is well made and priced fairly. I highly recommend!

So many good things at All Good Things! It's a small space but oh-so-cute, a little old house…read moreturned boutique. 4-5 rooms of goodies to explore, and I love to browse. Lots of ladies clothes -- some bohemian options, sundresses, and frilly pieces. Adorable baby clothes and toys. Unique and inclusive children's books. Funky handcrafted jewelry and home decor pieces. Really lovely and cutesy stationery & cards. Delicious candles. We bought the one they had lit in the store at the time and we love it. Now it's the signature scent of our home office! 100% soy, clean burning, and in the prettiest glass holder. I also purchased a faded black jumpsuit that's super comfortable and cute, and perfect for pretty much any season. The owner, Kristen, was there working the register at the time of our visit. She was so kind and made great suggestions. Can't wait to come back and buy some gifts for my mom and friends. Looks like they have new holiday candles and decor coming out!

Updating my review as I contacted the owners to return the item I got that my mom didn't like due…read moreto the colors. They were very helpful and made the process very easy! I always try to shop small businesses, but I don't normally come across ones that will make exceptions to their no return policy. Kudos to this business! The item was beautiful and hand-beaded so the quality this store offers was never an issue. I still have an issue with being followed around and being watched like a hawk the entire time I was there. I hope they talk to their employees about how uncomfortable this makes the customers as I would like to come back here if I was back in town.

I love this shop! A must stop this is whenever I'm strolling Bishop Street. Beautifully displayed…read moreare their knickknacks, some functional, some whimsical, all of great taste and fun. Browsing has never been a problem. Friendly and helpful is the staff. Gifts of candles, infusers, and other gifts I have purchased here. And, for myself, lucky to include in my wardrobe, a few original artsy pieces of wonderfully designed and constructed clothing. CHEERS!

HORRIBLE! They've gotten me addicted to a new hobby ;)…read more Staff is very knowledgeable and even more friendly. I took a pottery painting class and have every intention of booking an actual pottery class in the near future. There was another class going on at the same time as mine and it looked so fun. The workers are so sweet and accommodating. My piece turned out amazing after they provided this beginner with much needed advice!

New hobby unlocked (!!!) I had some of the most fun,…read morerelaxing, and engaging time trying pottery with the wheel for the first time a few weeks ago as I celebrated my rotation around the sun. It was a marvelous experience from start to finish, and that's all thanks to the awesome instructor, Corrie, who was super patient and oh so helpful in lending a hand (literally) to give our projects the pep they needed if they were looking a bit sad. The projects started off in the third stage (after being wedged and centered) which was a very nice of them since I heard that the first steps are annoying and time-consuming. They do offer a 4-week pottery class that meets weekly where you get to learn all the stages from start to finish, which I will absolutely sign up for once I'm in the area more consistently. We were able to mold whatever container our hearts (or clay, really) desired. I came in wanting to make a chawan (matcha bowl) and I think the shape turned out much better than anticipated, but I'm afraid it'll shrink in the kiln, oof. Their glazing and firing process will take about 3 weeks after we make our piece, so I've yet to see the final product but will cross my fingers it'll be functional for my daily matcha routine. You get to choose which glaze from a variety of options, and they'll do that step for you. But in the intensive class, you get to paint and do more detailed work, and I got to see some of the finished pieces that were on display after finishing up my piece. It's super inspiring to see the variety of pieces you can make, and I'm already dreaming of other projects to embark on~ What's even better is this studio also offers more than pottery, including painting, dyeing fabrics, sewing, and crochet courses too, all of which I lovelovelove.

I purchased this coffee mug from this great shop in Bishop Arts District. The shop is some local…read moreartist that have come together to create a pretty cool space. I stopped in this past Saturday and one of the artist Stephen was there, he was so helpful and took the time to answer all my questions. The work they have there is beautiful and of the highest craftsmanship. I definitely recommend stopping in. Coffee tastes better in these mugs!!!

Great selection of pottery and paint colors, staff were experienced and very helpful. Highly…read morerecommend, (4) of us ladies very much enjoyed our girls day!!

I usually go to another place, but decided to try out this one with a friend. We brought our 4 wild…read moreboys and they had a blast and the staff was VERY friendly and understanding while our boys were going crazy. Our stuff got fired even sooner than expected and pickup was easy with a photo of the pickup slip

this place literally has something for everyone, in a compact, gorgeous, welcoming little space!!…read morethe employees are super friendly and helpful and almost always strike up a little conversation. tons of candles, stationary, gag gifts, jewelry, gifts for babies, new parents, bride to be's, and a dedicated section for men!! prices are no worse than those on amazon or walmart, and they have range in price point too (though nothing is incredibly high end). go local!!! also, they go alllllll the way out for christmas. a must check out for those with the spirit!!

A cute little trinket shop. Not exactly the most SFW place, but lots of games, oddities and…read moreknick-knacks for gifts. This place screams weird, strange, and fun, full of unashamed attitude and vulgarity. The world needs more places like this.

Unique shopping, dining experience. Really, hand made cigars? Vinyl albums as museum art?…read more Lays new track into the Oak Cliff/ Bishop Arts experience!

I love Boomer's!! The bf & I are huge Mavs fans, so we go…read moreto Dallas whenever we can for games... but that's usually all we do. The basketball thing. We decided to poke around in Oak Cliff & Bishop Arts District, and I thought it was strange that no one was walking around... you know, on the sidewalk? .... anywhere. But I guess that's just an Austin thing? Anyway. We wandered in & out of shops & galleries & I am NOT a shopper & I was about to just say, "let's go back to the car so we can go back to the hotel so I can be bored in the hotel room" when I saw a CUTE messenger bag in the window. I walked inside, found a dress (super cute), a scarf (I had no idea I was so into scarves, my goodness!), some cigars (I don't even know if I can smoke them but it seems so fun right now), a few shirts, and .... S#@^. They're out of the messenger bags. Except the one on the display. I'm gonna be that person. There, I did it. The GREATEST thing about this shop is that it's in Dallas. Let me explain: all the things I found here can be found at any number of shops in the Triangle, on South Congress, 2nd Street, all over Austin in hip little boutiques. But most people in Dallas don't dress like most people in Austin. So my awesome messenger bag was only $11. The dress was $19. You get the idea. I'm not saying I will EVER drive to Dallas just to go shopping... but if I'm there again any time soon (I will be, it's basketball season!), I'm going to head back to Boomer's.

Visited for the first time today. Store is well lit and well stocked. The product varies as it's…read morebased on donations. The store is organized by type: fabric, sewing, paints, paper, etc... Nothing is priced as you fill your bag and pay what you want/can. Avg donation is $15-20. Staff was friendly. They provide bags as you walk in or you can bring your own. If you want to dig through the small stuff, might want to bring some small baggies with you to keep organized in your bag.

Loved the idea of this reuse store for crafters. Walked out with two bags full and was so thrilled…read morethat I'm going to go through my craft room and donate what i done use or need. 10/10 would go back.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

We did a workshop for Turkish mosaic lamp. There were plenty of options to choose from. The…read moresupplies and kit was very well arranged, and the instructor gave clear directions. They have plenty of samples displayed to get your inspiration from. We all enjoyed our time there.