Antiques & More is one of 20 antique stores lining Oak Street in historic downtown Arcadia. Arcadia…read morewas destroyed in a fire in 1905 and the buildings on Oak Street are from the early 1900's when the city was rebuilt. This store is located in the L.L. Morgan building which was the first building to be rebuilt after the fire. The upper facade of the building bears Morgans name and the 1906 date. On the first floor Morgan sold hardware and furniture and the top floor was the mortuary. When you look in the back on the first floor you can still see the pulley system that was used to hoist the bodies up to the top floor! I had a wonderful time visiting with Glenda who is the owner of this store. She told me how she used to have a Sear catalog business and rent to own business before selling antiques. In addition to selling her own items she also rents space to other vendors. Only the first floor of the building is open and she is using the two upper floors for storage. In the store you will find several rooms stuffed with housewares, furniture, bric-a-brac, jewelry, books, and a ton of other stuff. If you are interested in history she sells two great books about Arcadia on her counter. I was interested in the vintage Pyrex dishes in the hard to find turquoise snowflake pattern with glass lid. It is a rare color and even harder to find with a lid. The seller wanted top dollar and after a quick phone call she refused to budge on the price so I passed. I am still looking for a bargain. Although I left empty handed meeting Glenda was a highlight of my trip. There is so much to explore here and Glenda is wonderful about providing information on the items in her store and about Arcadia.

Great job fast and friendly service and a great price!! I stumbled upon this place (thank you…read moregoogle) while looking for a print shop to print copies of our blueprints. Bill not only was extremely personable, he did the prints within minutes and they came out perfect. I think he should raise his prices... Look no further.

In and out in a flash! They were able to scan my blueprints and print of a set and email the pdf…read morefile to me in under 30 minutes. Perfect in this digital age. I will be back.

Had a bit of EVERYTHING. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Loved this place, will do all my business…read morehere.

This is a family owned and operated business. Durwood and Justin are both knowledgeable in their…read morefields and they train the rest of their team to be friendly and helpfull to all customers. Stop by to see them and enjoy true small town atomsphere and really helpfull service.

Thank god for Joe! went thru 3 business here in Sarasota. Was ready to rip my hair out.. Joe…read morecame in . Fixed what the others did wrong and made it even better! amazing work ! and is here till its done! thank you joe

This was a first visit for my son and myself. Seats were good, acoustic's were great, we loved the…read moresnacks and drinks, and the event staff were friendly. 11.03.2025

We love the rodeo!!! This is our second time attending Arcadia Rodeos. We highly recommend coming…read moreout to see these talented individuals.

Very reasonable- professional- good communication- on time. No surprises…read more Needed crane (condo)and the crane price was was half that of other quotes. Techs Adam , John, Shawn and Seth!!!

The place to buy paint and if Brandi is there she'll take good care of ya. If you need a good…read morepainter call Paul Lockhart. I did.

I wandered into this creative co-op during the Caladium Festival and I was impressed by the…read moreartistic talent that was showcased. The Caladium Arts and Crafts Co-Op is a non profit that was created in 1992 by three Lake Placid Artists: Carol Mills, Harriet Porter, and Suellen Robinson. The ladies wanted to create a place for local artists and crafters to display and market their creations to the public. The store is like Etsy shop that you can walk around in person. Artists join the co-op so they can sell their creations. There are approximately 50 artists selling painted furniture, crochet blankets, tote bags, wreaths, trinket boxes, tea towels, note cards, jewelry, aprons, glasses, holiday decorations, faux floral arrangements, Christmas ornaments, art work for the wall, and more. I especially loved the delicate caladium earrings which were perfect for the festival. Everyone who was working was so kind and warm to me and the prices were more than fair for such skilled handiwork in the mediums of wood, textiles, glass, canvas, and metal. In addition to selling the work of artists, the co-op also has a room in the back that offers a variety of classes. You can view the current offerings on Facebook. A recent project was a rope bowl. If I lived locally I would be a regular visitor to this inspirational and welcoming space.

Great items. One of a kind, had something for everyone and even the pets. very nice people. Clean…read more Had wonderful classes to offer