Many times I have been in this store when complete strangers come in off the street. They've never…read morebought anything from here but they all have some old comics that they are convinced are worth a fortune and that the owner has an unlimited budget to purchase everything at top dollar. Then when they don't get what they expect they get upset. Here's the deal. Nobody wants back issues unless they are rare and in very good condition. Your comics are basically worthless to collectors. Buy them to enjoy them. They are not an investment. Stop thinking that stores want to buy your stuff.

Newmarket's best source for comic books and role-playing games…read more A great selection of new comics , TPBs and hardcovers. The owner is extremely friendly and makes you feel welcome. Located in the middle of main street , this shop is the best comic shop in Canada My number one source for everything comic related The best place to buy comics

Absolutely beautiful quilting and sewing shop to meet all your needs. Machine servicing is…read moreaffordable, timely, and professional. All staff are welcoming, knowledgeable, and friendly. Highly recommend this store to anyone in the area or surrounding area. Honestly, it's worth a trip from further away as well. They have outstanding quilts on display and are all very talented sewers.

Very confusing place - they have three names: Evelyn's Sewing Centre, The Quilt Store and The Yarn…read moreStore (four if you count The Tech Shop). They carry quilt fabrics and yarn - no regular fabrics for making clothing - perhaps they should let go of the Sewing Centre moniker. The staff far outnumbered the customers and were a little too pushy. Are customers not allowed to wander and look at the products anymore? If staff don't see eye to eye with each other, perhaps they could wait until potential customers have left the store. One of the employees was trying hard to end the heated discussion by suggesting they talk about this later in private but the other kept pushing - not professional.

This rc hobby shop has a wide selection of already oped cars that are sold to you if there aren't…read moreany boxes left, and if you need help you wont get much because they are already to busy putting stickers on cars and helping the other 2 people in the store, and yelling at little kids who are intrested in some of the cars there. when i go there i dont feel welcomed at all and my questions are always answered with more questions which is no help for me.

I am mostly interested in robotics so they don't always have what I am looking for. But I have…read morealways found them courteous and helpful if not particularly chatty.

I live very close to a well-known, multi-city competitor of 'The Arts Music Store' and nothing in…read moretheir line-up of acoustics ever grabbed me. Their customer service (or lack their of a lot of the time) was sub-par and never inspired me to be interested in anything like a new acoustic guitar. When I HAD tried to buy something a few years back, I was told that the 'set up guy wasn't around' or that 'yeah, he might be able to get to that' and that was enough for me to say, 'screw it' ... you just don't really give a care if I spend 3 grand in here do you? So I stopped looking or caring about buying a new Taylor (or other high-end) guitar - something I'd always thought would be cool. But on a warm mid-September day, 2015, on the way back from a day at the beach, my wife and I stopped into the ever-beautiful, guitar-focused shop 'The Arts Music Store' just to see and hear some of the acoustics on display. After all, my 50th b-day was coming up, and she thought it would be great to treat me to that 'once-in-a-lifetime' purchase that inspires a musician of many years to keep things fresh and fun. Darryl (and not his other brother Darryl) had no trouble introducing himself and encouraging me to play whatever I wanted. And so I did. After some time had passed, he came back and started chatting us up and made sure to mention that he was not on commission and was just interested in making me happy if I decided on something. He was able to articulate extremely well the value of the Taylor guitars and the differences between the makes and models. We learned Darryl was a long-time staff member of the store and his personable, no-pressure salesmanship let me and my wife conclude that for moi, the brand-spankin' new Taylor 816ce featuring the new ES2 pick-up style was the baby for us. He was thrilled to speak highly of his 2 staff members that were tech-certified - trained in all-things-Taylor and who would be able to maintain or fix the guitar the day that was needed. Well, that day came the following day. When I got home, I was disappointed that the Taylor I'd picked out had some buzz coming from the pickup system, made evident when I played an open D with my thumb. I called up the store and they said 'bring it in'! My disappointment was short-lived, because when I brought it back, Taylor-authorized tech 'Kevin' was on hand to diagnose and repair the problem instantly! (Turned out to be a rare, but nonetheless faulty circuit-board which he quickly replaced, restoring the new Taylor to pristine function, tone and condition.) Kevin was extremely enthusiastic about teaching us the way to safely preserve the health and wood of the new guitar - indispensable information if we're to keep the guitar's health and retain its value and playability. Thank you 'The Arts Music Store' for making my 50th b-day present experience a great one. Thank you for giving a care and for your amicable character and professionalism expressed to me and my wife. Can't say enough about all o' this. These guys are the best. Their product line-up is downright sexy and I think the fact that my wife also picked up a pink ukulele at the same time just made it even more fun than we could have hoped for. Thanks 'The Arts Music Store' - you rock! And big thanks to Darryl especially. Martin & Nancy Douglas

The staff at the store were incredibly kind to my son. We were visiting New Market from the states…read morefor a week my son went to the store and spent a couple of hours there a few times trying out the guitars. They were very helpful and the prices were good.