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Christa M.

Super kitchy roadside attraction in the middle of nowhere. Loved the fence of locks in the back of the building. We didn't have a lock, but used an extra carabiner from our hiking bags to add a keychain trinket that we weren't too sad to see go. It was great to see that an old bldg could be repurposed into a reason to visit this area of the state.

Jenni M.

Prada Marfa? Try "Prada Valentine." It's Prada basically in the middle of nowhere, yet, a half hour drive away from its namesake - the town of Marfa, TX. Then again, you don't want to refer to it as "Valentine" because that little town is rundown and neglected. While I am quite disappointed in this installment, hipsters will LOVE this spot. Prada in a high fashion area is cool. But Prada in the middle of the Chihuahuan Desert quickly loses its value as the plaque reminds us, "the sculpture is more of a time capsule and will never function as a place of commerce, since the door cannot be opened." More on the loss of value in a moment... Still, the "sculpture" with supposed real Prada shoes and handbags attracts folks. Including me. I've only started to appreciate "permanent land art" such as this one in recent years. Back to the reason of my disappointment, though... See, while Prada Marfa artists Elmgreen and Dragset investigated "often-overlooked social, cultural, and political structures," I too analyzed the art in its current state through equivalent lens... The graffiti ALL over the damn back side on 2.16.2025 was not cool. There has been historic vandalism here actually. Why ruin someone else's artwork? Trash everywhere. Rude people on the highway. Rude people getting in the reflection of your shot or right in front of your shot. All in the name of "freedom" and social media, right? The locks on the fence behind it were actually the coolest thing to me.

Steve B.

Yep, Hipster America and we did it. Long road trip from Tucson to Bastrop and we had a overnight in Van Horn. So here we go south on the 90 and we see this nugget along the way, a couple pictures then back on the road. The real find was continuing on past Marfa and taking the 90 thru Alpine, Marathon and to the 395 back north to I-10. What a beautiful strech of open road in Texas.

Steven R.

The best thing about Prada Marfa is that it exists. In the middle of Far West Texas. I've stopped by a few times by car and driven by once on Amtrak. It's always a delight to see.

Lizbeth R.

Lovely spot! Definitely a great location for some amazing pictures. Located along US Route 90 in Jeff Davis.

Chances are you've seen pictures of it, articles about it but I didn't get "It" till I saw it!

Guy H.

We've all seen the photos in magazines. I always thought I'd like to check the " Prada Shop" Marfa. First it's not in Marfa. Thirty miles west in the almost abandoned town of Valentine. It's an art work. Displayed inside the inaccessible " shop" is the Genuine collection installed in 2005. Described as "pop architectural land art "by artists Elmgreen and Dragset,it was inaugurated in 2005. Originally intended to not be repaired and naturally degrade,those plans were shelved after vandals broke in,stole the displays and trashed the place opening night . Maybe not a destination in and of itself,I was thrilled to see and experience this over the top creation. Constructed of adobe brick,plaster,glass, aluminum and carpet. For more reading about this interesting project,Prada Marfa Wikipedia is good.

Calila V.

Located on Route 90, about 30 miles outside of Marfa in the town of Valentine, this is a gem in the middle of the desert. Created by Elmgreen and Dragset in 2005, it is an art installation made of biodegradable materials and it is supposed to deteriorate over time. The shoes and purses inside are Prada, but the doors don't open. I love it. I love an art installation and travelled all the way from NYC to see this and all that Marfa has to offer; which is not a lot, but if you love art, it is enough. We will definitely be back! There is a fence surrounding the sides and back of the "store" and people leave their "love locks" there. Bring yours!

Elsa C.

Cool to get some great pictures. Driving from El Paso to Marfa and saw people parked on the side of the road. Had to slow down and jump out and get a few shots of this famous site. Now I can say I was at Prada Marfa, art at it true form. Park on the side not across cuz of reflecting. Take some shots, edit if need and move on so that others can enjoy. Xoxo

Ben A.

On our way to Big Bend NP, we stopped here for a healthy dose of camp and disillusionment. For a place that was featured in a later season of The Simpsons (Homer takes a leak behind it) it was oddly expected out here... a bizarre art project in the middle of nowhere, featuring Prada shoes and bags... never mind it's a good 20-30 minutes from Marfa, an artsy city down the road a spell. We snapped a few photos, spun some Poke stops, and stretched out legs. No dumber or smarter than any other photos we took on our cross country road trip, but would have been bummed if we passed it without stopping.

Moto S.

I came, I saw, I left. Prada Marfa is one of those sights like the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo...you just gotta see it. Been on my list for years, but like the Ranch, that I FINALLY went to a year ago, I was just never in the area. I decided to do a little road trip recently, and figured it was now or never. I drove down from Pecos, which was fine because I wanted to check out the mountain areas on the way south. However, nothing in the town of Marfa really interested me, and I realized pretty quick that Prada Marfa is a lot closer to Valentine than Marfa. However, if you come up from Marfa, you can also see the road side exhibit for the movie Giant. Sadly, the only thing left from the movie is the windmill from the Little Reata location. Still pretty neat stuff for this old fart that's seen the movie way too many times. Anyway...it was mid afternoon weekday when I got to Prada Marfa. Not a lot of people, five or so, so not to hard getting pictures of the building alone. I got a couple of personal pics taken and took a few pics for others, just ask, everyone is happy to oblige. Later on when I had returned this way on my way to Van Horn, there were probably ten or more, so I think you can pretty much count on someone always being here, I would bet. It was a really unique thing. My advice however, is if you just want to see the exhibit, then go to Van Horn and head south. I think that's a lot quicker than the way I went.

Helen H.

I planned a trip to Big Bend and this was on the way. It was a quick stop on the side of the road. It's a random/ cool art installation. The Simpsons featured it in one of their episodes.

Michael W.

I mean, what's not to like? High Fashion in a remote area of Texas. Amazing! Take a ride to Valentine, TX and take witness to this piece of art. Just remember, it's not a working boutique, it's only there for the outside view.

Brian P.

Interesting art exhibit located just outside Valentine, TX. We stopped by because it was on our way from El Paso to Alpine. This exhibit has been here since October 2005 and is presented by Ballroom Marfa. It's basically a small scale mock up of a Prada storefront featuring real Prada items inside. Unless you get lucky and come at an off time, there will likely be a lot of tourists trying to take pictures. Be prepared to wait in a small line as people obnoxiously take a million photos with several different poses. That was our only gripe about coming here.

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Ray V.

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I mean. It's a Prada store in the middle of nowhere. I get it. Pretty smart in context. We think so highly of these expensive products but putting it in the middle of nowhere and it doesn't maintain value. Pretty interesting when you think about it but do me a favor...don't call it Prada Marfa. Call it Prada Valentine. Or...Prada Next to Pothole Ridden Highway. It would make more sense. It's a cool spot but they need to fix the window and clean up the webs/beehive. That's all. Also, leave a lock on the fence behind it. read more

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Well, if you can take US 90 between Marfa and Van Horn, swing by (it is only 30 mins drive from either city). It is one of those random things that makes you scratches your head and go Hmmmmm... read more

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Stumbled upon on this middle of nowhere fake Prada shop while on our way to Alpine. Nice place to stop and stretch the legs, take a few pics and marvel at the expensive handbags read more

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Lorena R.

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I love it!! I went to Marfa, Texas and drove out about 30 minutes just to take a picture .. It is really just in the middle of no where.. I think that is what makes it so awesome read more

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Paul E.

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This place is just a fun stop on TX Hwy 90! You can almost miss it because of the whole Marfa/Valentine confusion but, being that it's in the middle of a ranch field with nothing around, you can easily slam on the brakes or make a U turn. I've been here several times on my way to Ft. Davis, Marfa, and Big Bend National Park and the drive is great and you can't lose your way. The wifey insists on the stop! You'll end up spending 10-15 minutes and after that you're back on your way to your destination. The actual installation is always the same, Prada's 2005 spring collection of shoes and handbags. People used to have their business cards posted on the back wall but that has since been removed. Being there a couple of times now it's been interesting to see the deconditioning of the items but how well they hold up in the middle of the desert. Overall, this is a nice little detour if you're on your way to Marfa, Ft. Davis, Big Bend, or just on TX Hwy 90. read more

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National And State Parks U.

8 years ago

If you are into doing weird stuff come here. You will have to drive for hours to reach here from most major cities in texas. Is it worth it ? Well i said its weird. read more

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Julien S.

8 years ago

What a surprise that was to find this sculpture in the middle of the desert. The resemblance to an actual Prada store is striking but more importantly what it represents comes forward very rapidly when you see how unique this piece is. The other great factor is the fact that very few people seem to know this actually exist and therefore it's really not crowded. read more

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Totally silly and totally worth the trip . Have to see it to believe it!! Middle of nowhere and Prada.

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Megan B.

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Pretty cool. It was a big crowded and hard to get a picture, and someone decided to park their car right beside the structure so the car was in all my pics, but pretty cool to see! The boys on the trip (my dad and son) were not too impressed lol read more

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Tina E.

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This is a long long long stretch of highway with absolutely nothing. This was a nice surprise. Very cool little art exhibit. read more

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Karl S.

8 years ago

Yeah, Prada Marfa is a 5 star concept in a 5 star desert setting; however, no one has vacuumed the place in years. There are dead cockroaches and flies all over the so called store floor. I even saw a vacuum cleaner visible in the back. Someone use it please! and soon! I was pleased with the Christian imagery of a door with no knob. I guess Heaven must be like a Prada store. read more

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stephan h.

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14 years ago

Amazing...I was told it was all Brokedown and empty bout it was like new and all lit up and beautiful. I was fortunate enough to shoot it in the rain! A rare treat in west texas these days! http://stephanhoglund.photoshelter.com/gallery/Marfa-Texas/G0000YofBXhTX3uk/1 read more

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Sylla B.

9 years ago

Made the drive out to Prada Marfa before sunset. It's a nice stretch with dust tornadoes in the background. My friend and I were lucky enough to be the only ones there which made for tons of pictures. It's small, cute, and it's art. Don't expect to go inside. It was tough to get clean shots of the inside because the windows are dirty. But that's to be expected when it's in the middle of nowhere. Don't do anything sketchy there are cameras watching you! All in all it was totally worth it and highly recommend making the drive. read more

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There's a store. In the desert. It looks just like the photos. That is basically all. Maybe a must see if you can justify the drive for the surreal experience of having a high fashion store on a two lane highway in the desert... but really, you can just look at the pics on the internet. This probably reveals too much about me. read more

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Technically it's not in Marfa but in Valentine, TX which is further north of Marfa. The installation is cool and worth checking out. It's not that big and you can't go inside. Behind the store there is a bunch of graffiti. The storefront is definitely worth taking a photo. Whoever thought putting a high end fashion boutique out in the middle of West Texas is pretty original. read more

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Saúl F.

11 years ago

There are very few people that can appreciate this place. Having minored in art history, I've seen a ridiculous amount of art in biblically sized textbooks, but have rarely had a chance to experience installations, triptychs, or historical architectural marvels in real life. Hence, I had only seen Prada Marfa in photographs, and hearsay was "it's not worth the drive." While I can understand the sentiment, and I would never push anyone to drive hours just to see the E&A installation, if you happen to be driving by, or are somewhat interested in Donald Judd, then go to Marfa. The town is small, but it's oozing with personality. Verdict= if you're an art history buff with a useless degree, then you'll appreciate Marfa and its art :-). It's time to clear the cobwebs off that knowledge. read more

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Alf O.

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Fun side attraction. A must see if traveling to marfa. Google says people spend 20 minutes here but 5 is sufficient. Interesting to see how many people make the pilgrimage read more

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Belle l.

18 years ago

Technically, this installation is just outside of Valentine. So if you are driving from Marfa to see this installation you have to go through Valentine. it is about 40 miles away. is it worth the trip yea go see it but don't expect to enter the place. the only thing getting in are the bugs. read more

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Agent D.

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13 years ago

Hmmm. This location is outside of Valentine, TX, so make sure you have a full tank of gas before leaving Marfa because you will not see any gas stations. And as usual, they didn't have my shoe size :( read more

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Dennis Y.

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12 years ago

Yo! Where high fashion resides in these parts. Need a new handbag or some heels to look all fashionable on your trek to see Jeff Bezos' 10,000 year clock? This is your place. As good as it gets in West Texas. read more

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This place is hard to find. It's south of the 10 from El Paso, that's probably the fastest way to make it there. I don't know why, but this place excites me. It's the only building there that's interesting for hours, but it was just amazing to see it. I think because it's just so random, it makes it amazing. I really like this art work. read more

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Yvette W.

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Interesting place that is about 45 minutes out of downtown marfa (or the center of it anyway). Has shoe and handbags inside but the glass was broken a little bit; guess they need to replace it sometime. The place around it was kept relatively clean and clear. I did not see any graffiti in the front area but there was some in the back apparently. It was interesting to look inside and kind of felt like you're lost in time since nothing was updated but yet it was all brand new in there. read more

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Everything you could possibly imagine...and more!!! Listen if you're crazy enough to drive to Marfa to see some lights, you might as well make the trek over to the Marfa Prada. It's a good photo op and a silly story you will likely never forget. read more

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Bob C.

13 years ago

You're driving down a deserted highway in the middle of the night, and suddenly a shoe display passes by at 75 mph. One of the more bizarre things I've ever seen. read more

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John A.

11 years ago

Although there is not much there to it, its one of those iconic places you have to see like the Eiffel tower or the Empire State Bldng, etc. Technically,its in Valentine, TX and not Marfa,and its miles and miles away from anything. Just to see this actual Prada store in the midst of an enormous bleak and open canvas is worth the picture for sure. read more

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14880 US 90
Valentine, TX 79854
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Prada Marfa is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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Prada Marfa is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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No, Prada Marfa does not take credit cards.

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No, Prada Marfa is not by appointment only.

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Yes, Prada Marfa has bike parking.

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Yes, Prada Marfa has parking options.

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Yes, Prada Marfa has free WiFi.

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“Super cool art installation on the way to El Paso (from Alpine), located in the middle of almost completely abandoned town of Valentine, TX.”

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I enjoyed The Block, the Donald Judd studio in Marfa, TX. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and…read morefriendly, but like the place she was a little fragile. Strangely, they do not allow children under 12. This was not clear from their mobile site. We were told, they do not want children running around the property. Langton would have done exactly that. After driving for hours I was going to go anyway. This meant Keri, Langton and Jack Wuest had to occupy themselves for an hour and a half while I went on the tour. I would like to return to Marfa again and spend more time there, but there is a precious vibe - no kids under 12, and my guide was rattled when I was conferring more about the artist when she was giving her introduction.

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4.0(1 review)

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Robert Haspel is a local Fort Davis artist. He does mostly photography with digital work and some…read moreof his work is from a scanner. I enjoyed it all but two stood out from all the rest. The old dodge amongst the trees and high grass called "Rust in Peace" and one of his photoshop works called "3 menos". If you can't afford the big pieces he has lots of smaller prints!

From the owner: Wild Rose Gallery is a spacious, well lit, proper gallery. It showcases the exceptional photography…read moreof Robert Haspel. Pretty much open 7 days a week, but I am periodically away.

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5.0(1 review)

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Best art gallery in town. Dennis has been doing this for 13 years all for the love of art! One of…read morethe nicest people we met in Marfa. He even went ahead and printed a small map of Marfa so we could hit up all the good spots. One day we would love to buy one of Susan York's pieces from him!

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This is THE shop to visit if you come to town. Marfa has some *ahem* "interpersonal skills" to work…read moreon as a whole, but the woman who runs this business is amazing, as is her sense of humor. Did you know that Michael aka Miguel Myers haunts Marfa? It's true! A must see - oh, and her pup is pretty damn adorable, too.

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I love living relatively closer to Marfa, Texas. Previously, Marfa was a flight away; now, it's a…read moredrive away. The peak of Maria's hipster frothiness seems to have passed. It appears to have settled into a more predictable groove. Of course, the reason for this town's fame is Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation. I do my infrequent pilgrimage to Chinati for one reason: to see his '100 untitled works in mill aluminum.' I like choosing the open viewing versus the guided tour option because it gives me time to walk among the aluminum blocks undisturbed in relative silence with no time limit. The sun's angle hit different pieces producing different angles of contrast and shimmer. Being in these two buildings is like standing in a mash up of a cathedral and an after-hours machine shop. So many get frustrated with Donald Judd's work. They place demands on what it all means and they walk out dismissively when enlightenment doesn't happen. I toss out my brain and my thoughts. I don't come here to figure anything out. I walk the aisles and just breathe it all in. It's soothing and gratifying; part of the spiritual reset that Chinati and Marfa can do. P.S. Chinati still doesn't allow photography inside their buildings or galleries. I visited once when a rare exception was made. Almost every other art institution in North America allows non-flash photography. It's time for Chinati to allow for the same.

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Very cute and posh place. Had excellent art work, vintage clothing, designer items, souvenir and…read morejewelry. Gentleman working the store was very pleasant and welcoming. Checked it out and came back the next day for an item. What a gem!

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3.0(2 reviews)

36.0 mi

One of the best galleries in the nation for modern minimalism. Make sure to view when visiting…read moreMarfa, Texas.

I excitedly walked into this gallery as a first time visitor to Marfa and artist from Albuquerque,…read moreNew Mexico. When I walked in I saw deer hide with bead hangings on the walls. I approached them trying to figure out which tribe they came from and who the artist was. The two gallerists were sitting in the middle of the gallery and mentioned that they were Lakota. I asked what tribe and they looked confused and repeated Lakota. To which I assumed they just had no idea what tribe so I tried to continue looking. But then they started to laugh and said the artist isn't Lakota and that the artist was white and from Marfa. He continued to say that the designs were Lakota and that it was fine because the artist came over on the Mayflower. Then they both started laughing hysterically. Little did they know I'm Red Lake and Turtle Mountain Chippewa and that at that moment I wanted to tell them both to go fuck off. Instead I ignored them, walked around, and left. I wish I would have told them that there are plenty of Native artists out there they could have gotten work from that actually make that work because it comes from their family and culture and life and I wish I would have told them that their Mayflower joke is funny if you're an old ignorant white man. It's not when your ancestors were actually affected by those people on the Mayflower which turned into hundreds of years of genocide against Native people on North America. Maybe they thought that were all dead. Spoilers, were not. I walked out and for two days I thought about those men and I thought about how I'm going to remember them and I'm going to learn from them and how I've collected my thoughts and feelings and I'm ready to use them in my art. And I'm ready to tell this story when it comes up. And I'm ready to tell the next ignorant people I meet in a calm and cool manner just how wrong they are. And also to fuck off.

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Tonya P.

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6 years ago

Not sure what the hype is all about. It's in a town called Valentine and not even in Marfa, took about 30-40 mins to get to it! The place needs some updating and a little remodeling. If this is a sight where many many people come to visit a little upgrade wouldn't hurt. People post pictures and tag this location daily. Give people something amazing to drive up to.. not some place missing letters, dirty, tape and glue that can be seen through the windows. We took some pictures but I doubt we will ever be going back, to far! read more

Darian S.

1 year ago

The art installation itself is cool, but be EXTREMELY cautious driving through Valentine. It is a sundown town. I was genuinely scared driving through with all of the propaganda and whatnot proudly displayed. read more

While S.

19 years ago

Marfa Prada is the only place I shop when I'm in the middle of the desert.

R L.

18 years ago

It's weird! It's confusing! It's way out there! (literally) I love it!

Brent K.

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10 years ago

High art in a place it should be found more often...rural America.

D H.

14 years ago

Great selection, but this place is NEVER open.

Thomas J.

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11 years ago

Never open when I need to pick something up.

William B.

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Even weirder than you'd think it is.

J D.

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14 years ago

no country for low-brows

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