This is a really cool shop! They have friendly workers and always have nice music playing. It's…read moresuper nice when you are there for a while working on your project. Sometimes it looks like there aren't enough tables/tools in there with all the customers but it always seems to work out! I would give 5 stars because we have continually gone back but I feel like more can be done to show what products are available. It's a silly complaint but I'm always a little bummed when I don't see a piece I would like to work on so I settle for something affordable. (Which in my experience range from $18, 22, 28, 34, etc. I am sure there are ones more/less costly) I also understand some items maybe seasonal or limited but I think snapping a couple pictures and updating their "inventory" on Facebook/Instagram a little more often could go a long way. Lastly, we have found ourselves wanting to go to the store a few times but arrive and realize they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This is key to remember when you go back to pick up the pieces you painted and paid for. Photos below are from August 2022.

Wow! What fun! So a group of us decided to come paint some pottery. Just pick a piece that you…read morelike. Prices vary by the size you choose. Grab a table and some paint and get started! One of the staff will come by and help you check out. Once your done, add your name and come back in a few weeks to pick up your masterpiece. They are great for gifts! The only downside is that it can be very crowded, but I would definitely come back again.

**BEWARE THIS PLACE IS A SCAM**…read more Go somewhere else for painting pottery! The ceramics are expensive with most pieces being between $32-$48, all with "Made in China" labels. However, there is no paint or kiln cost it's all included with the price of the ceramic so it makes sense that it is on the higher side. But with the cost of paint included we watched the employee ADD WATER into the paint bottles there. Then when I went to use the black paint it was so watery that it bled onto my other designs. I mean it's ceramic paint, not water color. When I told the girl working she said her boss added too much water to the black paint. My mom asked for the name of her boss and the girl said Videria but not sure how to spell it but didn't want to give her name. When I asked what to do about my piece because I had just spent hours working on it to have black paint run on it, she asked what I wanted her to do about it. I mean I feel like if you work at a pottery shop you should know how to wipe off paint or fix something if it gets messed up. My brother was working on a larger piece and on his second coat of paint when she came over and told him less goes farther. And took his paint away to bring him back a little amount. I'm not sure that treating people this way and diluting paints is the best way to run a paint pottery shop. If a boss or owner wants to reach out with their contact info my mom has a photo of the girl. At the end we spent $140 for four small ceramics and had inattentive service, and saw how slimy a business this place really is.

GREAT place for all ages. There are many ceramics to choose from: plates, platters, figurines,…read moremarvel cups and mugs, doggie food bowls...ect... We were there with my 4 year old grand daughter who picked out a helicopter to paint. She struggled a little with the painting but the young lady who worked there was very friendly and helpful and helped her with the finishing touches. We have been back twice and have great experiences each time. I highly recommend.

This is a collection of different vendors selling a variety of things. There was candy, crafts,…read moreCBD, toys, clothes, snacks, food.... Whatever you want they have! You want to dance away the time? There's a dance floor and a live band! The band was super loud (uncomfortably so when shopping) and I think you can probably get a contact high at the CBD shop. Otherwise, it was a good time!

I love this shopping center! There is so many different vendors under one roof. From antiques to…read moresouvenirs to you name it you can find it! During the weekend it is so lively sometimes they have live bands and people dancing. Also you get the opportunity to try all kinds of Mexican snacks!

Sweet pumpkin photo spot for our pumpkins. Train ride, swings, places to play for little ones.read more

TLF Pumpkin Patch is SO CUTE! There are multiple photo stations to take pictures with the kids, and…read moreon the weekend, there are kid-friendly games for the littles for $5 day pass per child. The food stand has hot dogs and non-alcoholic drinks for sale and there's even a cute little kiddie train traveling around the patch for $1.

This is a great place to walk around & look for things u need. I love it here. The only exception…read moreis there is not a lot of places to sit while waiting for the people u came with. Especially, when it is summer. It gets very hot. Beware with the sitting at Mari's Seafood. She gets upset when people sit and buy nothing. She will tell her employees in front of u & complain. The place is empty & she will still complain. If u bring any elderly folks or children beware with this lady. Other than this, this Mission Flea market is a great place.

Sunday fun day! Went with a few girlfriends- one frequents weekly, and she gave my friend and I a…read morelittle tour. Free parking and $2/person entrance fee. Make sure to bring a cart of some sort because you'll definitely need it to haul your purchases around lol You'll find anything under the sun! Used and new. My awesome purchases today: $20 vintage metal spiral stand $10 garden bird stake with a water bowl $ 4 box of the largest sweetest mangoes $5 bag of avocados and jalapeños $6 box 12 dozen cans of name brand coconut milk $2 box of new artificial flowers $5 super soft blanket There are food and beverage vendors as well as public restrooms available. I'll definitely be back!

I feel a little bad writing a review of this mall, as it feels like kicking a place when it's…read morealready down. But I have to be honest...if you're not there for an arts n' craft fair on the weekend, it's bereft of stores and more than a little off-putting. For example, the elevators and stairways between levels are few and far between. I didn't see any working escalators. Definitely not a place to go if you're mobility impaired. Parking near the food court is limited or non-existent, meaning that you have a distance to walk through corridors so empty that I expected to see a tumbleweed blow through. Still, it's reasonably well kept up and the pavilion area has pretty glass windows and flags, plus there are some great places at the food court that are not chains. Call it a 2 out of 5 place. I can't see coming here except for a fair or if there's a specialty store you want to visit. It's sad...but I guess the 'mall walk' was a thing best left in the 80s now that Amazon sells everything.

Once called Crossroads mall, it now has mostly locally owned small businesses, many of which…read morespecialize in various genres of collector's items. This mall has been revitalized by the many well attended markets and festivals they regularly host. I was surprised by the number of clinics also housed in the facility given medical and dental care aren't what you would expect to find in an entertainment and shopping hub. You'll find a wide eclectic selection of wares here which makes for fun browsing. Things to know before you go: 1) the layout isn't intuitive, so remember where you parked and entered when you arrive, 2) the tables in the food court are not kept clean so bring cleaning wipes with you to clean your table before you eat, 3) there was only one elevator in the general mall and several of the escalators were broken so be prepared to use the stairs if you can. During Fiesta, the parking lot hosts a bus park and ride and there is a theater inside that hosts various plays throughout the year. If you want to buy a Quinceañera dress, get your tarot cards read, enjoy a spooky treat, get your teeth cleaned, go to a horror museum and then buy sage to cleanse. yourself after, then you'll be in the right place.

OMG...I'm so glad I got to this place through a grapevine of outreach…read more Found the MOST amazing Fiesta Wreath and Rainbow Ribbon Ring all fairly priced. You can see how much love and attention goes into each and every piece. I will certainly be returning for additional holiday decor and Homecoming for the Traditional TX Mum!!!!

I drive by this business on my way home from work and their display of colorful wreaths outside the…read morestorefront caught my eye. I also saw a CLASS sign posted. Since I've been on the hunt for a Fiesta wreath, I stopped in one evening. I was greeted by Nathan, who let me know I could both buy a ready-made wreath as well as sign up for a class to make my own. There were many lovely wreaths to choose from (see pics), but I was intrigued by the idea of creating my own. Nathan offered to check in with the owner, Cynthia, about class availability for the upcoming Saturday. She said she wasn't planning to hold a class as she was quite busy preparing for both Fiesta and Easter, but that she'd be willing to set up a class. Come Saturday, I and a friend and her 9-year-old daughter had an absolutely wonderful afternoon with Cynthia and her friend Lori, who taught us how to create our own wreaths. They provide a wide array of fun materials, personalized instruction, assistance if you need it, and snacks, too! Cynthia is a kind soul and was especially nurturing, empowering and encouraging with my friend's daughter, telling her, "Your wreath, your choice," to ensure she created a wreath exactly how she wanted it. We were there for about four hours (it felt more like two) and left with three beautiful wreaths that we will happily hang. We're looking forward to coming back in June to make a 4th of July wreath. And then of course there's Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.... If you love arts and crafts and holidays, gather up your friends and sign up for a wreath-making class. Don't have time or interest in making your own wreath? Then stop by and pick up one that's already made. I highly recommend Boutique on Basse! Such nice people and unique, festive items for sale, too.

Great outdoor flea market that sells it all. $2 per person regardless on foot or driving in…read more Parking could be tight if it's overcrowded. Bring own drinks or snacks since food is pricey.

Great sales and great street food and the sellers had very kind respect for everyone's needsread more