The Pottery Painting Place has a wonderful relaxing atmosphere with a helpful & friendly staff…read more There is a wide assortment of products to paint and they are ready to help and give tips if needed. I brought my kids frequently when they were younger and now we go together as adults. Highly recommend!

We went as a birthday party of 4 and had made reservations ahead of time. There are signs in the…read morewindow and throughout the store stating they do special events such as birthdays, bachelorette parties etc. However, when we arrived you couldn't tell our table from anyone else's. Nothing was set up special for our party. This left me wondering what exactly do they do for parties? The selection of items was lacking. Many items were down to their last one. The paint selection was vast and plentiful. The brushes in the tables only included one brush of each size. If you wanted to do small, detailed work and someone else had the small brush you were out of luck. The bathroom didn't have a light and you had to use a flashlight in order to see where you were going. You could still see how filthy it was though. Cobwebs and dirt filled the corners. I didn't want to touch anything. In fact, the whole place was filthy. No one wore masks except our party. *Covid protocols were not enforced at all.* Restaurants have stricter mask wearing policies then they do! They started cleaning up 30 minutes before closing and the lady working had a loud conversation with another person about how she would "be in trouble if she was even 5 minutes late" so that we would be able to hear her. She and another person kept coming to our table asking if we were done with our paints yet. We felt rushed and disrespected. The passive aggressive attitude wasn't necessary. We drove over two hours to come to this little business that doesn't take credit cards and treats people poorly. Edit: January 12, 2021 -We are definitely getting the run around. Finally was able to get through and was told to call back. Called back and was told "I don't know anything about that call back." Called back and was told must call back. Looks like they are keeping our pieces out of spite over review. Three stars now down to one. Edit: February 7, 2021- Spoke with Kim, the owner. We should be getting our pieces soon. They are going to the post office tomorrow. She had been unaware of Stacey's treatment of us and has apologized profusely. I believe her to be sincere and very genuine.

This place survived the pandemic in good shape. This is actually a mall with multiple dealers. Be…read moresure to bring cash or a check book because most booths have substantial discounts for this. There are knowledgeable coin dealers there. About a third of the shop is dedicated to high quality reprise and some really cool rustic furniture.

A wonderful Old Fashioned cluttered antique shop filled with great estate items. I have unearthed…read moremany surprises here. Dick and Janice have been doing business in Townsend for many years and are known for their fair prices and good eye. The shop is located in a large building which also houses a wondeful antique co-op upstairs, and an area with new decorative items and furniture. A place to make a destination when out in that area, plus it is a beautiful ride on 119, and close to NH as well.

Antiques Extravaganza! The exterior of this business is quite deceiving. This is a vast,…read morewell-organized theme park of vintage goods, junque, collectibles, and ephemera. Come ready with your space measurements so you can size up the rustic furniture, industrial chic accents, and art deco pieces that await you from centuries past. There are some new crafts and gifts mixed in with the old, and more variety than you can shake a vintage stick at. This streamlined shop is not the type where you trip over mish-mash because it is so clumped together without thought. There are clear walking paths, themed areas, special collections, and room to move amidst the plethora of unique finds. Honestly, this is one of the most enjoyable antiquing experiences we have ever had. A pleasant surprise from what we thought was going to be a few rooms of clustered treasures. Absolutely worth a visit.

This place is a sure thing for gifts , they even wrap with beautiful paper and ribbon. They also do…read moreframing.

I cannot thank the women at the Casual Cat enough! I brought in one of my favorite thrift store…read morepieces and they helped me turn it into a work of art. I was not sure going in how I wanted it framed but they took the time to show me multiple options until we landed on the right one for my room. I will be sure to use them in the future and I would HIGHLY recommend using them if you need anything framed!

This place is pure magic. My mom used to take us from the time we first moved to Billerica from…read moreCharlestown. I have been going to Whiffle Tree since I was 7 years old. The setting and scenery is like something along the lines of Santa's Village. Everyone I have brought there or sent there has agreed it's a magical place.

I used to come here with my cousin. She always wanted to stop in to find some thing for home or as…read morea gift for someone. They had quite a selection of candles small gifts , arts and crafts it was always very fun and quite comforting spiritual in a way I would recommend this for an outing and I love the history of the place also. We all need to support family owned businesses.

Amazing to have a store like this in the area!…read more Lots of vintage, antique, and one of a kind pieces. Incredible variety of beautiful, real furniture. Much better quality and better prices than the particleboard stuff that even places like Anthropologie sell now. They always have a gorgeous selection of art and especially mirrors, pieces by local artists, plus soaps, lotion, and packaged food and drink mixes from local New Hampshire artisans. Also a great mix of clothing, jewelry, and gifts. I've gotten some beautiful and one of a kind lamps, glassware, and big pieces of furniture here. They're constantly bringing in new inventory so it's always exciting to visit and see what's new.

Great group shop! A nice variety of styles and lots of little nooks and crannies to admire. I loved…read morethe rustic items on the porch and out back on the patio. I found a great macramé plant holder that i almost paid $300 for at Brimfiled and it was only $45, steal of the year! I cant wait to visit again!

Now they serve a yummy breakfast! I'd never have known if someone else hadn't brought me…read morehere...but it's pretty cute. You eat on the antique tables (which would deter me from buying them, but then again I don't care for antiques anyway.) I suggest trying this place for a casual breakfast option sometime. :)

Much of the inventory appears to be manufactured "antiques", at very high prices. Mr Kilbridge sold…read morethe business several years ago, and it has never been the same. The outrageously tacky plastic flowers out front are sure to induce a headache.

FRIENDLY...FRIENDLY...FRIENDLY great service reasonably priced one stop shopping..Highly recommendedread more

I happen to drive by Wilkins farm today so I decided to stroll in I met Lisa behind the counter…read morewhere you cash out she seems very knowledgeable possibly is the proprietor, or a long time employee, but very pleasant. I talk to her about a few of the different homegrown vegetables, and she was very happy to give her input, even how to prepare them. I had a wonderful conversation with her. As for the vegetables, I got some homegrown garlic, some spray pears, just an abundance of fresh homegrown vegetables. They actually had homegrown strawberries and cherries, which looked great. I would definitely suggest to stop there for some homegrown vegetables. They also had a very nice selection of herbs and flowers. I believe that's what they specialize in because the whole front of the store was loaded up with flowers and herbs, if you're ever in the area stop by, I give it a solid five star review