This gallery is within walking distance of Historic Bear's Mill. The exterior is beautifully…read moredecorated with flowers, and inside you'll find an open, airy space displaying elegant dishes and pottery. It looked like there were additional rooms with more displays that are open on Saturdays--we visited on a weekday, so we didn't get to see those. There's also more to explore behind the gallery, including a large bear statue and a scenic waterfall. We really enjoyed the blend of art and nature here!

Beautiful church and wonderful helpful sisters came to tour us around the relics and the museum…read more Warm welcoming and such a treasure to learn about and see in person!! Thank you!!

While visiting the Shrine with some friends, who live in the area; we ended our time there, by…read morestopping in the gift shop. The facility is well-maintained and nicely organized; with a large selection of site-centric items to explore and browse. The staff were friendly, welcoming and accommodating. We found some postcards, to remind us of the beauty of our visit; and some discounted bakery for later enjoyment. This gift shop is an enjoyable addendum, to the overall experience of exploring the Shrine.

I've never had any problems ordering from Andy's Garden. Very reasonably priced, staff is very…read morehelpful . Their goal is definitely to leave you pleased with their service.

I've needed a Boutonnière at the last minute and they've saved me. I needed a weird plant I never…read moreheard of, they had a few to choose from. I've purchased poinsettias from them for years and they're so polite and cheery. I had questions about mums once and she spent minutes talking to me and giving me juicy hints and tricks. If I need something green I always go to Andy's first; their prices reflect the care they give their plants.

One of your simple little shops that has those wanted items that you usually see in home shows and…read morewonder where did they find that item. Prices very, people friendly, though I wouldnt take little ones in there as there is a lot for them to touch.

One of the most amazing little shops I have been in. I have never felt so lost and intrigued by a…read moreshop of that size and I am floored by how much the owner tastefully fits inside. I could walk laps around the store 3 dozen times and still find something neat.

The customer service is excellent, and Shannon stocks the store so well, and just such a variety of…read moreitems for every season. You need to check this store out.

We stopped in today looking for a couple things. My SO wanted squirt bottles with a snap on/off cap…read morethat she can use for dog shampoo. Yup, they had them and they were $1 each! I wanted to try to find something I could toss in the lunch pail that would be good. I found some small crunch wafers that would do the trick. On the flip side, finding things is a task. It's not very well organized. The squirt bottles were behind other things and the wafers were not in the candy or cookie isle. If your ok to hunt a bit the price is very good.

I am not sure if it is a good thing or not, but Troy has 3 Dollar Generals. If you into playing the…read morepricing game, you can find good deals here, but just be on the lookout, because you might think a dollar is a good deal on something, may be only 89 cents somewhere else.

Need a card? Corner Cupboard. Stuffed teddy bear with a…read moreballoon for the kiddo's birthday? Corner Cupboard. Gift bag or a Cherished Teddy/other collectible-esque items? Corner Cupboard. I think you get my drift. Corner Cupboard is a Hallmark based store with all of your gifting needs ranging from stationary and candles to soothing music and interior décor. Shelly King, the owner, is ridiculously kind and friendly and super-helpful for those clueless men who stroll in looking for a card and last minute present for the ladies in their life.

This is a nice antique store that is run by the local historical society. The main floor is filled…read morewith a great variety of things from the past, including many antiques. Prices are very reasonable on most items. I was told that the workers are all volunteers. And upstairs is the local museum too!

If you transported this store to Indy, locals would have a hayday rummaging through the…read moresocheapitsfunny two stories filled with antiques ranging from coffee cans filled with skeleton keys and 1950s vintage aqua chairs to fur coats and Fiestaware. The building housing the Antique Mall in "downtown" Union City (Columbia Street) is known as the "old Kirshbaum building." For those who crave a dose of nostalgia, it's like stepping in to a time capsule with the tin ceilings, old glass cases and beautiful wide, carpeted stairway. I most often turn to the Mall when I'm looking for something in particular, for instance, my white 1950s wooden dining room table or skeleton keys I once used to make earrings. However, if I just want to have a good hour of moseying fun, my legs will take me in. The sad thing, in my opinion, is that my neighbors and fellow Union City-ans don't realize how lucky we are to have this beautiful business in our town. I more often hear of people turning to Target and WalMart for their furniture than buying something that not only has character, but is equally as cheap (not to mention the reduce, reuse, recycle aspect;). Grateful to have this charming and beautiful business in my hometown - I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.