Hillarious, meaningful, and wonderfully chaotic and charming!!! No matter the person you'll find…read moresomething that is either meaningful or funny!!

The photos are a very small amount of the interesting things you will find inside. They have a…read morebunch of stickers, hats, tee shirts with messages. If you're a prude, just keep walking on by. Want something unique, you're at the right place.

Great selection of plants from cheaper beginner options to pricier rare babies. Lots of…read moreaccessories. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly.

My friend who lives in Dayton brought me here and we had such a blast looking at all the plants!…read moreThere are just so many! I felt that some were fairly reasonably priced. Others were a bit much. But just the experience of being there and browsing was fun! I love all the stuff they sell - jewelry and zodiac stuff and things for terrariums and the list goes on. Basically, if you like plants and witchy vibes this place is totally for you. Also, the employee was super helpful and could identify nearly every plant without looking at the label. I found some plants I had to have so much that I got them despite having to get on a plane home later that day!

This was my first time stopping in when they were holding Holiday Open House. It was so much fun!…read moreThere were sample drinks and snacks. The holiday decorations were gorgeous as usual. I just love this house to begin with but when it's Christmas time, it is so special. My favorite part is the fireplace in the dining room. They always have a great selection of items for sale. This time, I was able to snag a couple of items for Thanksgiving, an ornament for a gift and a Dayton magnet for my fridge. The women here are amazing. They are so friendly and helpful and just fun to hang out with! Add on to all this that its for the Dayton Children's Hospital--how can you go wrong?

Okay, so I mostly follow my wife around in here, but I can tell she loves it. First of all, it is…read morefor charity so that's great. The house itself is a neat piece of architecture. The Holiday decorations are beautiful. The merchandise is diverse and worth perusing. The staff are volunteers and a really nice bunch of people.

The staff is friendly. The price range is huge, you can fine both very affordable things as well as…read moremore expensive high end things. It has tons of different products from local artisans. There is sourdough, honey, antiques, refurnished furniture, mugs, home decore, paintings, paint and more! And they have a farmers market on Sunday from 12pm-3pm summer through October. I highly recommend

From the owner: More than 20 local Artisans displaying a variety of products and offering monthly classes:…read morerepurposed furniture, vintage style leather journals, glass dip pens, pottery, jewelry, wood signs, stained glass, plants, soaps, candles, leather purses, local raw honey, local maple syrups, pretzels, coffee and teas, vintage finds, glassware, laser engraved items, and so much more! Framed and matted photographs: alcohol ink, watercolors, mosaic glass, acrylics, and more

We found some great deals here. The place is small but well organized and there are many items to…read moresee! We purchased some kitchen items and some sewing items. Actually thinking we should have purchased more!! We plan to visit again soon.

From the owner: Cape House Collectibles is a small business located in Beavercreek, Ohioread more

The staff at Lula Bell are always so welcoming and helpful. The items for sale are unique. Prices…read morevary so there's something for everyone. If you are lucky, you will stop in on a day when they have scone samples.

I called to ask whether some items intended as a gift could be shipped faster than indicated…read moreonline, and Amy researched the options and got back to me in ten minutes. She even offered to take them to the post office herself to meet the deadline. This is why I like to shop small businesses-- I got great service and great prices. Highly recommended!

This spot has been a few different things in the past few years: Link Gallery, Color 2 Gallery…read more(both places where I used to show), and now a fair-trade, slave-free store, Peace on Fifth. The owner is fun and knowledgeable and has great tastes in many things. Single-origin dark chocolates, raw and vegan goodies including food and cosmetic products, soaps made by Japanese Rastafarians (I know!), scarves and sarongs made from recycled saris, olive oils from the deserts of the middle east, wine perfumed candles, beautifully made glassware made from recycled glass, just to name a few. It's one of those places where you feel good shopping at, know where your things are made, and know that the workers were treated fairly and that the products were made without the use of any indentured servants or slaves (which unfortunately exists more often than we think). The best thing is that the prices are great! I am so used to going to such fair-trade, sustainable, eco/green stores in bigger cities such as Chicago and San Francisco and the prices being marked up too high, but at this place, I could actually afford things I liked without breaking the bank. She also participates in First Friday events and I think from what I remember, there will be wine tasting happening sometime soon.

I love everything about this place. To begin, London is GREAT! she has such a calm and peaceful…read morespirit. I feel at home whenever I shop at Peace on Fifth. She is always friendly, and can tell you about every piece of merchandise in her shop. I love the activated charcoal soap, the African black soap hand soap, the Rewined candles and all of the social justice issues books that she carries. The best part is that it is a fair trade shop. No slave labor!!!

What is not to love about this market. Casual, relaxing, great place to walk around and hang out…read more Not a big size market compare to others in some bigger cities, but it has a lot of the things that you can think of from fresh produce to bakeries and hot food, coffee, wine shop, and maple syrup, taro cards, handmade crafts, fresh cut juicing greens, local honey, and more. Ample parkings all around, both front and back. Highly recommend.

Yes, a Dayton Gem…read more Lots of evidence of Multiculturalism here... Vendors and clients. Outstanding date "night" with my wife; her plan is to scope the entire market, and then make an outstanding lunch selection. Many traditional and ethnic choices. Kudos to pastry and bread vendors - she choices. Post Christmas clients are in a great mood. Suggestion: try the Borsch.... the name also refers to a variety of other sour soups, including those made with sorrel or cabbage, and can be served hot or cold, with or without meat, and is often garnished with sour cream and dill.