I ordered a cherry pie for my husbands birthday. The pie was amazing!! I can't wait to trade in my…read moreempty pie pan for another pie!!

The coolest little shop. We had been driving all Day…read moresightseeing and I wanted some Good Chocolate. They had all kinds of imported chocolate and candies and also handmade truffles. A wide variety of flavored olive oils, loose tea, native Jams and pear butter etc. a nice variety of gift items too. Just a cute shop and friendly service.

What an amazing shop and owner . We were on vacation in…read morebeautiful Alaska when we pass an interesting shop with all kinds of artistically crafted items . Lamps goggles hats there was no end to the gift s you could buy

From the owner: Renegade Steam is a Steampunk Art & Gifts Studio located in downtown Palmer Alaska featuring an…read moreEmporium of Curiosities and Unique Gifts

I highly recommend stopping in at the Palmer Museum and Visitor Center. If you are visiting Palmer…read moreor just passing through you won't want to miss this place. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, great exhibits and art displays, and the garden is truly one of a kind.

Wow, the history here is awesome and overwhelming. It will take you some time to get through…read moreEVERYTHING! We just glanced through it and went out to look at all the pretty flowers and trees and stuff in the garden! Staff was very friendly, they had things to buy but we just walked on. Outside, we saw vegetables, berries, trees, flowers, and more grown right there at the Visitor Center. If in town, take the time to stop by and check it out.

Such a cute little boutique! While it small space-wise, they have a well-curated array of items…read morefrom candles to note cards, to pretty pins, jewelry, hair clips, etc. and we picked up a lot of presents for people back home. They also have a build-your-own-bouquet station and while we didn't do this, the dahlias and peonies were really spectacular. Whoever is curating their little collection is doing a great job.

Stopped in yesterday, 5/15 in the morning time as my boyfriend and I are staying in their Airbnb on…read morethe property. This is literally the cutest little store ever. I wanted to buy one of everything in there and I almost did. I picked up a few nicnacs. Things are a bit more pricey but I enjoy supporting small businesses. This is a great little store and I highly recommend it. I want one just like it!

I guess you could call this place a gift shoppe. (That's how it is advertised)…read more But it feels more like a mini department store (minus appliances and that kind of stuff). There is everything from lotions, to Alaska clothing, to puzzles and toys. There are fuzzy and comfy looking socks. They have lip balm and magnets, soaps and all sorts of coffee cups. There are cute signs, snarky signs, and everything in between. I even saw a mini zen garden. (I may go back for that soon, so I'm not telling you it's cozy location). It dawned upon me today that this is where I need to go when I need a gift, but I'm not sure what to get. It doesn't seem to matter the age of the person. There is something for everyone. The space is bigger than the humble entrance leads you to believe. It is clean, organized and well put together. There aren't multiple sellers curating the collection, which means someone has excellent taste. Plan at least 15-20 minutes to give it a thorough walk around!

Cute shop right across the way from Vagabond Blues. I liked the clothes and knicknacks. There is a…read moresection for kids. Lots of locally made things, which I like. Would come again after a cup of coffee from VB.

Interesting store! We started to look around and splunk for geological treasures. A lot of…read moretumbled and raw stones, fossils and jewelry, and art here and we picked up some great items. A petrified wood slab, Glacierite, it's from Indonesia, a Celestite Egg, Angeline from Peru, raw Thulite from Norway, raw Shungite from Russia, and a piece of Hemimorphite from China. We were in Palmer for a dog event and saw this store opened up recently being a rock hound we went. For a small store it's impressive the amount of variety. We felt the prices were great of what we bought. There are some stones and crystals that haven't been marked yet and the owner wasn't there to identify them but many are so we'll be back hopefully after they have a chance to label more of it.

From the owner: Unique local rock shop. Located off Bogard road. You will see a large white sign with black…read morelettering that says “rock shop”, that’s us! We carry a large selection of stones and crystals, from polished and carved to raw and natural. Plus rock tumbling and polish compounds.

I can't say enough about how impressed I was with the customer service I received. I purchased a…read morewind chime from Prince Chiming a couple years ago and had an issue with a couple pieces. I brought it back with me from Texas and met up with Melissa who very generously agreed to repair it and mail it back to me, free if charge. I received it back and it looks perfect! Highly recommend.

From the owner: Prince Chiming is a treasure trove of radiant sun catchers and melodious wind chimes, hand-crafted…read morewith precision and passion. Nestled in the Mat-Su Valley near Hatcher Pass, this online store offers a captivating collection inspired by the majestic wilderness and tranquil waters of Alaska. Since 2015, Prince Chiming has delighted patrons with its beautiful interpretations of wildlife, such as moose, bear, wolf, and marine wonders like whales and sea otters. Their designs extend beyond Alaskan motifs, showcasing an array of creatures like butterflies, bumblebees, and dragonflies. Each piece is a testament to the artist's love for nature and reflects the captivating beauty of the Alaskan landscape and wildlife.