We thought this was an antique shop from outside and were pleasantly surprised to find a whimsical…read morelittle art supply store. It's just across the street from Campbell's bakery, which was also surprisingly good, despite outward appearances. All the notebooks you could want, big, medium and pocket-sized; writing paper and pens, watercolor palettes, ink, calligraphy pens, and some men's cosmetic stuff, clothes, and other gift items. It's a bit pricey, about a third of the items don't have prices on them, and some pens and markers are dusty and dried up, but it was fun to walk around. It was so cool, I couldn't believe we were the only customers in the store. Maybe if they put a table outside with some notebooks on it, or put more shelves of colorful art products in the windows, people'd realize it's an art store. Join their mailing list for coupons! We just got a $5 off one, and if you come 9 times you get 25% off the 10th purchase.

The owners will hands down bend over backwards to help you round up everything you need or that…read morespecial gift. They're on modified in-store services due to the pandemic but that doesn't stop them from doing what they do best! I love this shop and it's keepers! Go see them!

Neat place. It's mostly like any other Hobby Lobby. Lots of decorations inside that make you want…read moreto buy them and put them in your home. I think it's pretty cool that this store even exists in Vicksburg, MS. My wife and I like shopping here after lunch if we have time.

Great location. The staff is always helpful and friendly. They keep the store well organized and…read moreclean. There's always sales and new merchandise rotating in, and the staff can help guide you to resources you need to get your projects done.

Lots of color selection, super knowledgeable staff, kind owner who genuinely cares about getting…read moreyour order right and making you happy! Can't recommend this shop enough!!

My family and I were on a sojourn through the deep south and after a visit to the Vicksburg…read moreNational Park we wandered into this lovely old store right next to the Coca-Cola Museum where Coke was first put into bottles. Walking into this department store really takes you back in time. I was informed by the employees that this store was established in 1928, and the present owner was actually born over the store in the same building, also, they told us that a significant number of store display items had been used to stock the Woolworth's store in the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" While there is nothing fancy here, they specialize in carrying and ordering clothes that people need, amazingly, they stock pants up to size 72! I highly recommend this chance to travel back in time!

Michel did a beautiful job framing an old poster for me earlier this year. The poster had been…read morerolled up and wrapped in a rubber band for almost 2 years and she managed to flatten it perfectly! I would definitely recommend Michel's services.

From the owner: Professional & Custom Framing Prints, Posters, Artwork, Awards, Shadow Box, Portraits & just about…read moreany project out there...

Excellent store for any parent trying to buy their child wookbooks to help them in school.read more

From the owner: School Aids is a family owned and operated small business bringing educational materials to…read moreteachers and parents in the Baton Rouge area. School Aids opened in 1977 and has been beloved by teachers in the community for over 40 years. We also carry a wide selection of products for toddlers and early childhood. Whether you are a teacher or a parent, School Aids has the materials to help your children or students succeed.