The atmosphere here is surprisingly inviting. There's a variety of items and I'd recommend you stop…read moreby to find gifts and souvenirs. The lady at the cash register is pleasant without being at all pushy. She won't force convo but is happy to talk it you seem willing.

From the owner: We are a craft mall with working demonstrations daily! Our mall consists of 31 booth spaces that…read morecontain hand made items such as scroll saw art, quilts, tumblers, aprons, clothes, BBQ sauce, jams, apple butter, sugar scrubs, jewelry, oil paintings, watercolors, kitchen accessories, customizable onesies, and much much more!

THIS is what I'm looking for in a local gift shop! In a world where so many makers seem to be…read moremaking projects they found on Pinterest, Center Street Mercantile is full of original goods carefully crafted. First of all, location: Center Street Mercantile is not on Center Street anymore - it's on Block Street in the same shopping center as Little Bread and Dark Star. It's a welcome change, much easier to get to with a better parking situation. parking nearby is paid during weekdays, but it's free nights and evenings. There are coin meters and you can get more than an hour of time with $0.25. Second, the goods: Nice variety here of party food, decorative bowls, jewelry, local carvings... Good hodgepodge of things. You'll pay more here than at a big-box store but the goods are fairly priced. They also have a farm fresh eggs sometimes! Third, the candles: Yes, the candles get their own category. The owner of the store has a collection of candles he has made that are scented like different hot spots in Northwest Arkansas - Majestic Lounge, Common Grounds (RIP), Thorncrown Chapel, the ballpark... and they really capture the scent of each of these places! I would buy the entire collection if I had the money, but I do have four of them. Fourth, the owner: SUPER nice! He's always been super friendly when I am in the store but he doesn't look over your shoulder while you're shopping. He's really knowledgeable about everything in the shop. The store is generally open Tuesday through Saturday, but I was super thrilled it was open on a Sunday for the Christmas season and I definitely spent my money there today. I'm really happy to support this local business.

Dropped in for a dessert snack for an after lunch treat. I bought two clusters, pecans and almond…read more I enjoyed them both and will visit again as my son will be attending the university in the fall. I spoke with the owner and he was a interesting man who is invested in the community and kind.

For the past couple of years I've been traveling to the Jasper area of Arkansas in the spring…read more Spring Street Arts is a destination for me each time I go. The owner/artist is so sweet. Her showroom is great and I love that you sometimes see what she is working on that has not been completed yet. I've purchase several items each time for friend and family, and myself! :) Make sure you stop by here and then head over to the Bakery for a treat! Great area to shop!

What happened to this business? Louise did such beautiful work. The phone is no longer in service.read more

I purchased a "417" pillow as a gift but ended up keeping it for myself because I love it so much…read more Cute boutique with a variety of gift options, even for the non-quilter like me.

This is a neat spiritual store! Unlike the other spiritual stores in Eureka Springs, this one has a…read moreton of Native American products, such as white sage smudge sticks fresh from California, Native American charms, ritual tools, and even artwork. They also have naturally-made bowls, vases, and other crafts that were made from wood and marble. This store is connected to the actual Blue Spring in Eureka Springs, which is a Native American healing place. The reason I ranked this store a 4/5 instead of a 5/5 is because I think it could use more variety in their inventory, but I still do like this store.

Much of the local flavor focus is based on the artisans who ply their wares to the quaint shops in…read morethe downtown area. Blue Spring Trading Post has some of the best Native American art and crafts I've seen in a while. I immediately picked out a dream catcher which was crafted by Brenda Saunders, a Navajo Indian from Farmington,NM. There were carved peace pipes, totems, drums,flutes..you name it, they have it! The shop is tied in to the Blue Spring Heritage Center which I didn't get a chance to visit. Great place to shop for yourself or others.

Wow! We stumbled in here on our last full day in Eureka Springs and it was such a lovely…read moreexperience. I wish I had gotten the name of the woman who was there because she was extremely helpful and kind. This shop is so cute and we had a great time looking around. I was seriously impressed with their house made water colors and was so grateful we got to try them out. They have a table in the middle where everyone is encouraged to paint and make some free art for their library! It was such a welcoming experience and we loved chatting with the employee there. Unfortunately as this was the end of our trip there was no budget for their amazing water colors but I am so impressed by the quality and service there, I will be sure to budget in a shopping spree here for our next trip. This was truly a magical experience. I could tell the woman working there really valued art and the power of art which was so beautiful :) I can't wait to go back!

SO GREAT HERE!! amazing and affordable prices, after painting your pottery, it takes around 2 weeks…read moreto get back. Great color selection for painting!

The owner of this cute little shop is so very kind! My daughter and I went here for AXO UArk Mom's…read moreWeekend and made memories that will last forever! They have so many items to choose from and offer classes, too! For all skill levels! Look them up and make memories and a special item to take home to remind you of those memories!