Yall. We were just browsing the shopping center and went in to look at rings & David set the tone…read morefor this process. He made us so comfortable and excited. No pressure. I even had to reach back out later for info on some we items we loved there and he was so helpful. I'm obsessed and want to spend all my time in this jewelry store w David. 10/10 recommend. All I can share for images at this time to keep my surprises surprise are the gorgeous hanging flowers outside

Bought some gifts for out of town friends visiting Canmore!!! Beautiful store and the staff are so…read morehelpful. Great selection of jewellery. While pricey there are some good finds if you look carefully. Always clean, well laid out and I rarely have to wait. Would recommend you drop in to look around if you are ever in Canmore. I am sure you would find something that catches your eye!!!

This review a year old, but not a day goes by that I don't think about my afternoon here. The shop…read morewas fairly new and I had the lucky chance to meet and speak with the owner, Lynn. It was a summer I had a lot of anxiety due various things, and this shop was so grounding and calming. I thoroughly enjoyed all the items there and purchased a few stones and jewelry. It was my first ever visit to Canmore, and it was unforgettable.

This is a wonderful shop, it has a very tranquil and beautiful energy about it. The wonderful lady…read morethere was warm and welcoming. She was very knowledgeable and went out of her way to offer assistance and guidance(Thank you Kimberley). There was a large variety of gems, crystals and rocks, jewellery,ornaments and more. It was the perfect end to a magical day in the mountain town of Canmore. I will definitely visit this business again.

They had the most beautiful things along with amazing clothing for a reasonable price. The material…read morefor the clothing wasn't the cheap feel. I wish I had bought more while I was there. It sucks that they dont have an online shop . But I truly enjoyed myself shopping there

I went in becaue I wanted to buy a Royal Canadian Mint watch. I asked if I could look in at the…read morewatch in the display, and the lady asked "are you going to buy it?". "Well, if I could look at it" I said. "Are you going to buy it?" she asked again. "If I could see it first". But she just asked me that same question again. So in the end I walked out without being able to buy the watch.

Exciting to be in the shop once again. I really took the time to walk around & enjoy all it has to…read moreoffer. Lots of neat gift & art ideas. Items range from ideas for baby gifts to adult gifts. I also love that they feature so many Alberta products & artists. Found a few items this trip - part of a wedding gift, something for a birthday present & some beautiful local images on postcards (those are for me to enjoy some new wall art). Honestly, if you're looking for a gift, AB souvenir or just a lovely or special gift for yourself, this is the store to pop in. Extra bonus the staff & owner are well versed in the information of the products, sizing (I learned a lot about the blankets!) &/or background of the art. The owner especially knows where the artists are from and neat background stories. Personally, I encourage that kind of chatting energy, as I love to know the stories of how things have come to this point. Accessibility for in the store is easy for the first part of the store. The second part has 4 steps down. Staff are really great & super friendly. So just ask if you need something (or another colour options) in case you want something but physically can't make it that far. Also, no fault to any of the 8 st stores & restaurants, but the town decided that street is a safe walking/biking area (apparently some spring to fall). At first I thought maybe there was a festival they were setting up for. Nope. Just every day in Canmore. I can understand for many of the shop owners how that has impacted the flow of foot traffic. Especially as the accessible parking isn't plentiful or nearby. Not even several avenues/streets over. Sadly parking lots closer by didn't provide much more for handicap, I wouldn't have an issue on manning streets safer for enjoyment & shopping, but if I'm paying for parking as a handicap user & have to still walk a fair distance, you can bet my time is more limited in being in Canmore. For my situation, I strategized how far to walk, how much energy & time I have (including to return to vehicle as I move slower) & I still felt like I really limited myself for any extra shopping & skipped the lines for eating focusing on the few must stop places I had in mind. You would think the town would add extra benches & picnic tables that aren't restaurant run plus ramps (besides the natural sidewalk corner locations) to the street if this was truly to be an accessible & friendly walking area. This sadly was not is the case. So long story short, if you're struggling with energy, start at the top of the street by Alberta's Own & maybe if you've got someone that can park further down the opposite side streets/avenues, you can walk one direction to your vehicle without worrying too much about your energy. Lastly, a cuteness heads up... there are two wonderful little dogs as store mascots that will seek all attention & love! They're not fully out all the time but will make their presence known once they are.

This is by far the best gift shop we've stopped by in Canmore / Banff. From the moment we walked in…read morethe service was over the top, kind, and not pushy. This is not a place for your regular run of the mill t-shirts or trinkets. This is a place with truly creative pieces, art, and unique ways to remember a trip to this area if you're visiting. It's super well kept, nothing was cheap but also not overpriced and the owner Laura was someone who is just so in tune with people. My wife and I are so glad we stopped and left with a bunch of things. Added bonus- her two tiny Australian Shepherds that follow her around

This store had a lot of great items to browse. I was really impressed with the selection. We found…read moresome souvenirs for our group here and browsed a lot of other items thinking of use case scenarios and more. It was a really fun place to shop in and I'd definitely return again if I were in Canmore browsing the shops.

This is my favourite store to peruse whilst in Canmore…read more Where else could you find stunning unique handcrafted modern jewelry or cute dishes or mugs to enjoy food and drink in or perhaps kitschy kitchen decor like the Voodoo knife holder or Asian-inspired wares or rustic Canmore mountainy inspired things or....well, I could go on or maybe you can just make sure you pop in there. Shopping Canmore's main street is always an afternoon delight and I'm sure The Tin Box even has skyrockets to help that out. :)

It's highly recommended to visit here. People are nice, products are nice and I appreciated them…read morebeing a part of history in Banff and letting me experience that. There are two sections on this place. One section in a front sells arts and crafts, the second back house, that's attached, sells the First Nation dresses and shirts and other warm clothes. If you look up in the second housing, there are many taxidermy animals, one of which was my favorite, a 38 lbs fish caught in 1928. This place has been in a business easily over 100 years. There stands a sad bear that it's claws were ripped off by this particular communist nationalities...why did they do such a thing? Now this bear has claws glued back on but not original ones. Do not touch those animals but to observe and appreciate them. It's a important piece of a Banff's history and those original residents. They have a small parking. Behind this shop is where the First Nation museum is located which is currently closed till March.

INTERESTING LOCAL BANFF HISTORY…read more The Banff Indian Trading Post is a lot more than a souvenir tourist shop. Located near Banff Ave, this unassuming log cabin is an important part of Banff's local history as we learned during a Town Walking Tour hosted by the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. In the early 1900s, a man named Norman Luxton settled in Banff after coming to the hot springs to recover from a failed attempt to cross the Pacific Ocean in a two man boat. He started a newspaper and set up the trading post from which he traded with the local Indigenous nations. Luxton operated the store with a partner - today the the Trading Post is owned by the partner's daughter who had to agree to Luxton's request that the store be preserved as it has always been. On display inside the Trading Post is a mummified creature named Herman the Merman who also has an interesting backstory. Luxton wanted to start a canoe club on Lake Minnewanka but no one was interested in coming to the haunted lake. Luxton purchased Herman, a "Fiji Mermaid" that was a taxidermy sideshow hoax - the torso of a monkey was attached to the body of a large fish. Luxton staged a struggle with this mer-man as a successful exorcism of the lake. Aside from Herman the Merman, the Trading Post houses a large taxidermy collection including a huge brown bear. The Trading Post also features Indigenous artwork and crafts, many of which are for sale. Next door is the Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum, another venture started by Luxton - it is currently operated by the Buffalo Nations Cultural Society.

We had a wonderful experience when we visited on Jan 15, 2020. The sales person was very…read moreknowledgeable. We were not sure what to expect and were pleasantly surprised. Love the ring my husband picked out for me.

Prices and quality were good but one of the sales people (she claimed to be a gemologist but…read morecouldn't answer some of our basic questions about the process of mining for Ammonite) was incredibly rude and managed to insult every member of our party within five minutes and made snarky comments to her co-worker. She was so horrible that four of the eight of us walked out rather than shop and should not be in customer service. The only reason this store gets any stars is because it had a good selection of ammolite at a broad range of price points and because the other sales person did the best she could to mitigate for her co-worker

great variety of fabrics and patterns. i noticed that upstairs they had a few project kits with all…read morethe material and tools needed to make a quilt and i thought that was pretty cool! they also had tons of precut fabrics in different colors/patterns.

I was visiting from Texas and was so pleasantly surprised to see this huge fabric store. There are…read moreso many beautiful displays that inspire your creativity. There are tons of themed fabrics and beautifully pattern fabrics to choose from. I did some online comparison since I had to bring it home in my suitcase, but it was affordable and competitive pricing. The staff were super friendly and inviting. I really enjoyed looking at all of the gift items and project ideas. I definitely will visit here again and I can't wait to make something with the fabric I bought! What a gem.